According to Logitech officials, Hanneke has more than 30 years of global business leadership experience in a variety of consumer products, B2B and e-commerce businesses. She drove multi-billion dollar business growth and major transformations at three companies: Unilever, Ahold Delhaize and Procter & Gamble.

Hanneke joins Logitech from Unilever where he served as group president, leading the $14 billion nutrition business. Her responsibilities span more than 150 countries and include global brands, R&D, the B2B Unilever Food Solutions business and the supply chain of approximately 60 factories and contract manufacturers globally.

Logitech’s last CEO, Bracken Darrell, left in June to join Vans sneaker maker VF Corp, and Logitech said last week it was close to finding a new CEO.

Logitech also raised its full-year forecast after growing profits and slowing sales declines in the second quarter ended Sept. 30.

In September, Logitech co-founder Daniel Borel called for the company to find a new chairman, objecting to Wendy Becker continuing in the role, saying Logitech had lost its way under Becker’s leadership.

According to Logitech’s second quarter financial report, the company’s cumulative revenue in the first six months was US$2.032 billion and cumulative revenue in the same period last year was US$2.309 billion, a year-on-year decrease 12.01%.

Logitech’s cumulative net profit in the first six months was US$200 million and the cumulative net profit in the same period last year was US$183 million, a year-on-year increase of 9.25%.

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Logitech Zone Wireless 2 headset wireless Bluetooth headset for business people, compatible with Zoom, Google Meet, Google Voice and Fast Pair and other platforms, through the Microsoft Teams certification.

In terms of features, the headset supports AI noise cancellation, even if the user is in the middle of a noisy environment and can hear the sound, the body comes with 4 noise-cancelling microphones, which can suppress the surrounding noise; the headset supports ANC hybrid active noise cancellation, high and low adjustable, but also supports transparent mode.

Other aspects, the headset support through the USB receiver and Bluetooth two ways to connect and can be used in multiple devices to switch between each other; endurance, after turning on the active noise-canceling function, support for up to 15 hours of calls, listening to music can be used for up to 22 hours, support for fast-charging, charging 5 minutes can be charged to talk for an hour, in addition to the USB-C cable can be directly charged through the accompanying, and can be used as wired headphones. The headphones can also be charged directly via the included USB-C cable and used as a wired headset.

The headphones have replaceable ear cushions and internal batteries to extend the life of the headphones. The plastic portion of the headset is made from renewable plastic and the aluminium portion is made from renewable, low-carbon aluminium, and the headset is certified carbon neutral.

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According to reports, the Wave Keys keyboard adopts a wave-shaped compact design. Compared with ordinary full-size keyboards, this product makes it easier to place the mouse closer to the body while allowing the shoulders to be in a more natural position. Logitech has provided a palm rest design for this new product. Three layers of comfortable material provide the needed support for the wrist, and it is equipped with deep memory foam.

With the LogiOptions+ app, users can personalize their Wave Keys keyboard to save time and set up Smart Actions macros to customize smart shortcuts for specific applications, compatible with Windows and macOS.

Wave Keys keyboards connect via Bluetooth or the included Logi Bolt receiver to switch between computers, tablets or phones with one click using Easy-Switch. In addition, this product can get up to 3 years of battery life using the included batteries (Note: 2 AAA batteries).

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▲ Picture source Logitech Blog

▲ Picture source Logitech Blog

Logitech will crowdfund the camera through the Indiegogo Enterprise platform. The official has not announced the specific price of the camera. However, foreign media The Verge believes that Logitech may price the Reach at US$299 to US$399.

▲Image source: foreign media The Verge

After inquiries, it was learned that the camera mainly has the following features:

     Camera

     Logitech Reach is built on the Logitech Streamcam camera, supports 1080p / 60fp, uses glass optics and supports intelligent autofocus enhancement.
     Support free movement

     Users can easily operate the camera bracket and fix the camera at an appropriate and reasonable angle.
     Support lossless zoom

     Users can press a button to enable 4.3x lossless zoom with autofocus
     Freely rotate camera

     Users can freely rotate the camera 360 degrees to move the camera to the desired position.
     Plug and play experience

     Logitech Reach delivers a plug-and-play experience over USB
     Adapt to various spaces

     Logitech Reach is suitable for tabletop scenarios and can also be used in tight spaces

Official photo gallery:

▲ Picture source Logitech Blog

▲ Picture source Logitech Blog

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According to reports, the product is made of 100% post-consumer recycled polyester fabric and at least 59% post-consumer recycled plastic. This is a new portable Bluetooth speaker from the Logitech audio brand. It adopts a compact design and is equipped with a 4.6-inch woofer, IP67 dust and water resistance and internal microphone for dynamically adjusting EQ.

“We design our products with our customers and their lifestyles in mind,” said Jonah Staw, general manager of Ultimate Ears. “Customers want big sound in a portable speaker, and that’s what we’re delivering with the EPICBOOM. This speaker has what we Signature Ultimate Ears high-fidelity sound while delivering ample volume.”

EPICBOOM comes in two colors: cotton white + lipstick red, charcoal black + lime green. Logitech claims that the speaker can play up to 17 hours, has a Bluetooth range of 55 meters, requires no tedious manual setup, supports one-click NFC connection, and works with NFC smartphones running Android 8.0 or higher. The machine also has an LED battery indicator and a USB-C charging port.

It is learned that the speaker measures 162 x 119 x 241mm and weighs 1979g. It can connect to up to two devices at the same time. The EPICBOOM portable speaker has a maximum volume of 95 dBC and supports 4 different scene presets.

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This keyboard and mouse combo comes with the Pebble Keys 2 K380s keyboard and the Pebble Mouse 2 M350s mouse, both with a minimalist design made from at least 49% post-consumer recycled plastic.

Logitech also launched the Pebble 2 Combo for Mac keyboard and mouse set for Apple users, paired with the Pebble Keys 2 K380s for Mac keyboard and Pebble Mouse 2 M350s for Mac mouse.

Logitech says this keyboard and mouse set is mainly for office needs. The sound generated by mouse clicks is reduced by 90%, and the keyboard provides a soft, laptop-like typing experience.

The keyboard measures 16 x 279 x 124 mm and weighs 415 g; the mouse measures 26.2 x 58.7 x 106.7 mm and 76 g, and has a wireless range of 10 meters.

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The mouse uses a new Hero 2 sensor that supports 32,000 DPI, has a maximum acceleration of “over 40G”, a polling rate of 2000Hz, and can track 500 inches per second, with a maximum DPI of 32,000.

In order to reliably transfer data from the mouse to the PC, Logitech’s new mouse uses a Lightspeed adapter. In addition, this mouse weighs 60 grams, has a longer battery life than the previous generation, reaching 95 hours, and supports USB-C charging.

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This keyboard is mainly aimed at gamers and can control RGB lighting effects through LightSync. The keyboard supports Lightspeed wireless technology, which connects the keyboard and mouse through a single receiver.

The keyboard uses two-color molded PBT keycaps and supports USB-C, Bluetooth and wireless receiver connections. It officially provides three key shaft types: Tactile, Linear and Clicky. It can be used when fully charged. 50 hours of battery life.

Logitech also launched a pink version of the G Pro X 2 Lightspeed gaming headset today, but the internal specifications are the same as the previous version, with just a new pink appearance.

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▲ A source leaked G Pro X Superlight 2 mouse promotional image

▲Source Leaked G Pro X Superlight 2 Mouse Promotional Images

▲Source Leaked G Pro X Superlight 2 Mouse Promotional Images

▲ Source Leaked G Pro X Superlight 2 Mouse Promotional Images

According to Winfuture, the G Pro X Superlight 2 mouse is aimed at gaming enthusiasts, with a polling rate of 2,000Hz and a battery life of 95 hours, a 25-hour increase over the existing model. Logitech has also made the mouse 3 grams lighter, the mouse is estimated to weigh 63 grams, in addition to the mouse comes with a USB-C port for charging and wired connections.

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The specifications of the Logitech G502 wireless mouse are as follows:

Logitech said that the purpose of the G502 LIGHTSPEED was born to surpass the predecessors in the G502 gaming mouse family. In the case of fully inheriting the DNA of the series, G502 LIGHTSPEED has been redesigned from the inside out, bringing together many innovative technologies. The internal construction uses the same thin-wall design and advanced endoskeleton structure as the PRO wireless mouse, which reduces the weight by 7 grams. At the same time, this mouse is equipped with advanced LIGHTSPEED wireless technology and HERO 25K sensor with outstanding performance and supports POWERPLAY.

The main mouse button is equipped with a metal spring tension system, which triggers quickly and feels stable; it comes with six adjustable counterweights to support various weight and balance configurations; the exquisite scroll wheel design can achieve fast and smooth free scrolling, and the scroll wheel can be locked to switch to Standard ratchet mode; each key can be customized for different games and applications through Logitech G Hub software, such as key bindings and macros.

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