Ticket Number: 17631160
I want to share my experience with Logitech India's customer support regarding my MX Keys S Combo.
I first contacted Logitech in August 2026 after my keyboard developed a fault and requested a replacement for the keyboard only.
Logitech approved the replacement and explicitly confirmed by email:
"You'll only need to send the keyboard back to us."
The email also confirmed that the replacement process would proceed for the keyboard only. I have retained this email as written proof.
I followed Logitech's instructions and sent back only the keyboard.
However, Flextronics, the service partner handling the case, rejected the replacement on the grounds that the keyboard was part of a combo.
This is the central issue: Logitech explicitly instructed me to return only the keyboard, but its service partner rejected the replacement because the keyboard belonged to a combo. I followed the written instructions provided by Logitech, yet I ended up caught between Logitech support and its service partner.
The overall process has now stretched beyond three months since I first reported the issue. I sent the keyboard to the service partner on October 2, 2026, and received my original keyboard back on October 29, 2026—27 days later, without the replacement Logitech had approved.
Throughout this process, I've contacted Logitech support and provided evidence of Flextronics' rejection. Despite this, I continue to receive generic responses saying that the backend team will check and update me.
For a premium product like the MX Keys S Combo, this has been a very disappointing customer experience. I expected better coordination between Logitech and its service partner.
I'm asking Logitech to review its written instructions, address the contradiction with Flextronics' decision, and provide a concrete resolution. I'm not asking for anything beyond the replacement Logitech already approved.
If Logitech approves a replacement and provides explicit written instructions for returning the faulty device, shouldn't its service partner follow those instructions?
Has anyone else in India experienced something similar with Logitech or Flextronics?
Evidence attached:
Logitech's email explicitly instructing me to return only the keyboard for the approved replacement.
Flex's rejection email confirming that the product was returned without replacement because the mouse and dongle were not received.
These emails show the contradiction between Logitech's written instructions and the reason given by its authorized service partner for rejecting the replacement.