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Home > Science and Technology News > New wireless mouse that can switch from a flat form to an ergonomic grip introduced

New wireless mouse that can switch from a flat form to an ergonomic grip introduced

Logitech's new wireless mouse, the Pebble Up, offers both slim and ergonomic usage options with its liftable top shell.

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Published: 26.10.2026 21:13 Updated: 26.10.2026 22:26
New wireless mouse that can switch from a flat form to an ergonomic grip introduced

Logitech has announced its new wireless mouse, the Pebble Up, which combines a compact design with an ergonomic usage option. The new member of the brand's Pebble series stands out by maintaining the classic slim mouse form while being able to transform into a different structure that supports the palm when needed.

The Pebble Up offers the user two different usage modes. The mouse can be used completely flat, or its top shell can be lifted upward to set it into a higher grip position that fits the palm. This design specifically targets users who do not want to choose between portability and ergonomics.

Close-up image showing a pink Logitech Pebble Up mouse being used in an ergonomic position in the hand.
The Pebble Up can be set to a more ergonomic grip position by lifting its top shell.

WHAT DOES THE PEBBLE UP OFFER?

The new model is positioned as a successor to the Pebble Mouse 2 M350s, which Logitech launched in 2023 alongside the Pebble 2 keyboard. The device measures 105.8 x 59.6 x 30 mm and weighs 79 grams. This value represents a 3-gram increase compared to the previous generation.

On the technical side, the Pebble Up comes with an optical sensor offering 4,200 CPI resolution. The sensitivity level can be adjusted in the range of 400 to 4,000 DPI. In addition to the left and right clicks, the mouse features a total of four physical buttons, including a stepped scroll wheel button and a dedicated DPI button.

Logitech states that the scroll wheel button and the DPI button can be reprogrammed via the Logi Options+ application. The application also supports shortcut execution and functions for artificial intelligence tools. However, it is noted that advanced customization and AI features work at full capacity on Windows and macOS.

Top view of the pink Logitech Pebble Up mouse; the scroll wheel and DPI button are visible.
The Pebble Up features four physical buttons, including a DPI button and a scroll wheel.

One of the significant innovations of the Pebble Up is on the battery side. Instead of the single AA battery slot in the Pebble Mouse 2 M350s, the new model uses a 290 mAh rechargeable lithium-polymer battery. According to Logitech, the mouse can provide up to 90 days of usage time on a single charge.

The announced retail price for the Logitech Pebble Up is 37 dollars. With its compact structure, rechargeable battery, and transformable body form, the model appears to be positioned specifically for daily use and portable work setups.


News Source: 12punto

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