Logitech has just shared some positive news for your wallet.

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      No new price increases are anticipated for your regular mice, keyboards, and webcams.

      What’s the update? In a recent conversation with Bloomberg, Logitech's CEO Hanneke Faber shared reassuring news: despite ongoing inflation, tariffs, and widespread cost pressures in the industry, Logitech does not intend to raise accessory prices in the near future. The company is also steering away from the current trend of standalone AI devices, opting to focus instead on improving and upgrading existing products.

      Faber mentioned that Logitech is finished with significant price hikes for the time being, as adjustments in the supply chain have successfully stabilized costs.

      The company is sidestepping the current excitement surrounding “AI-everything,” with no intention of introducing standalone AI accessories intended solely for show.

      Rather than gimmicky products, Logitech plans to enhance its current accessories, which will lead to smarter mice, keyboards, and webcams without increasing retail prices.

      Why is this significant? Let’s face it: Logitech peripherals like mice, keyboards, and webcams are essential tools for millions of PC users. If prices continue to rise, upgrading becomes increasingly difficult, especially for gamers, students, or remote workers who depend on these tools regularly. By assuring no additional hikes, Logitech contributes to keeping accessories affordable for those who appreciate quality without having to pay extra simply because of general price increases.

      This also means you won't have to worry about whether a new keyboard will cost more next month than it does right now. In a market saturated with flashy AI gadgets and inflated prices, knowing that your preferred mouse or headset brand remains stable can feel quite reassuring.

      What’s the takeaway? If you're considering a new mouse, keyboard, webcam, or gaming accessory, this alleviates some financial stress. You can shop without the anxiety of fluctuating prices, which is a small but significant benefit for your budget.

      Additionally, it means Logitech isn’t inclined to inflate prices just to follow the AI trend. Instead of incurring higher costs for buzzwords that might not be relevant, you can expect consistent, meaningful upgrades to the equipment you already trust. For consumers, this results in fewer unpleasant surprises at the checkout and greater confidence when it’s time to enhance your setup.

      What’s next? Monitor how retailers react. If Logitech remains steadfast, prices might remain stable for several months, or we could even see discounts. Their commitment is likely to stay focused on improving current devices (enhanced audio, better ergonomics, upgraded firmware), rather than selling superficial AI accessories. If this unfolds as expected, it may redefine what “smart peripherals” truly represent: dependable, functional, and affordable.

      Varun is a seasoned technology journalist and editor with over eight years of experience in consumer tech media. His work encompasses…

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