The idea of ​​creating an “eternal” mouse was called terrible

Logitech has said it has no plans to create a subscription-based mouse, according to PCWorld.

In early August, Logitech CEO Hanneke Faber told The Verge that her company was working on a subscription mouse that would work “forever.” A week later, the company said that Logitech’s management had abandoned the idea.

Logitech representatives explained that such a mouse existed only as an idea, which the company itself considers “terrible.” “There are no plans to create subscription mice,” the company noted.

According to PCWorld journalists, Logitech’s plans for a computer mouse that would require constant payment for its features have not pleased social media users. The publication’s author, Mark Hachman, noted that the philosophy of many computer users is to spend money once on assembling a PC and not invest much in it in the future. Hachman also stated that there are already too many subscription services on the market, which irritates consumers.

In February, Neuralink startup CEO Elon Musk announced success after chipping the first person. According to him, the patient learned to control a computer mouse with the power of thought and even continued to play video games.