You've heard of flip phones, but Logitech may be making a flip mouse

"Logitech may be taking the foldable trend to PC accessories next, with an ultra-portable wireless mouse that folds shut like a tiny clamshell. The design reportedly draws clear inspiration from Microsoft’s Surface Arc mouse, launched in 2017, which could snap flat for easier storage. Logitech’s leaked design reportedly goes a step further by folding inward like a small clamshell, potentially making it even easier to slip into a laptop bag or pocket."

"Logitech also seems to be dropping the traditional scroll wheel to keep the design slim. In its place, the leaked images show a touch-sensitive strip between the left and right buttons. WinFuture refers to this as “Adaptive Touch Scrolling,” which is expected to mimic scroll-wheel behavior through swipes. This approach aims to preserve scrolling functionality while reducing the mouse’s overall thickness."

"The biggest appeal of this mouse is portability, which is a big ask these days among digital nomads and professionals who travel frequently for work. Laptop trackpads are fine for quick work, but many people still prefer a proper mouse for longer sessions. A foldable design could offer a sweetspot of being more comfortable than a trackpad without taking up much space."

"The leaked mouse is also said to support Bluetooth pairing with up to three devices and an ambidextrous design for both left- and right-handed users. Key details are still missing, including DPI, battery life, price, and release date. That said, since the marketing details of the mouse have already surfaced, the official launch can’t be that far off."

Logitech may be expanding the foldable trend to PC accessories with an ultra-portable wireless mouse that folds shut like a small clamshell. The design draws inspiration from Microsoft’s Surface Arc mouse, which snaps flat for storage, while Logitech’s version reportedly folds inward for easier carrying in a laptop bag or pocket. The mouse is expected to be slim by removing the traditional scroll wheel and replacing it with a touch-sensitive strip between the left and right buttons, described as “Adaptive Touch Scrolling” that mimics scroll-wheel behavior through swipes. The leaked details also indicate Bluetooth pairing with up to three devices and an ambidextrous design for left- and right-handed users, while DPI, battery life, price, and release date remain unknown.

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