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Logitech unveils foldable mouse and advanced presenter for mobile professionals

by myles.hume@primecreative.com.au
June 12, 2026
in All Topics, Latest News, Technology
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On 10 June, Logitech launched Mobi Fold (left), its first foldable mouse, alongside its new presenting tool Spotlight 2. Images: Logitech.

On 10 June, Logitech launched Mobi Fold (left), its first foldable mouse, alongside its new presenting tool Spotlight 2. Images: Logitech.

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Logitech has unveiled two new devices aimed at helping professionals stay productive and confident wherever work takes them, introducing Mobi Fold, its first foldable mouse, alongside Spotlight 2, an advanced presentation tool for enhanced audience engagement.

The company, which designs software-enabled hardware solutions, launched both products on 10 June 2026.

With the introduction of Mobi Fold and Mobi Fold for Business, Logitech said it had solved a major pain point for travelling professionals.

The product is engineered to allow users to “reclaim their full productivity potential” with comfort, whether they are in an airport lounge, a bustling cafe, or a hotel lobby

For the modern professional, the company said work is no longer anchored to a desk – it happens in the “in-between” spaces.

With Mobi Fold, Logitech says it has engineered a frictionless transition between the dedicated desk and working on the move. Image: Logitech.

However, Logitech’s own research shows a frustrating reality: while 72 per cent of professionals own a mouse, only 26 per cent actually use one when working in public places.

The primary barriers, the company said, aren’t a lack of desire for precision and comfort, but rather the “bulk and friction” of traditional tools that don’t fit into a pocket or are too heavy for a bag.

This “on-the-go productivity gap” forces millions to rely on restrictive laptop trackpads, slowing down workflows and increasing frustration, Logitech said.

“For a long time, people have left their mice behind simply because they were a hassle to carry around, not because they didn’t want to use one,” said Mr Joseph Mingori, VP and General Manager at Logitech.

“With Mobi Fold, we have engineered a frictionless transition between the dedicated desk and working on the move. By delivering a comfortable, productive experience that collapses to nearly half its size – and reduces muscle strain by 22 per cent compared to a laptop trackpad – we ensure a professional setup is a constant, not a compromise.”

Mobi Fold features a unique folding mechanism and automatically powers on when opened and turns off when folded to preserve battery life.

Mobi Fold is built for the rigours of the road, drop-tested, wrapped in a dust-resistant silicone sleeve, and with an internal hinge tested to withstand 15 years of daily use. Image: Logitech.

“Whether you are navigating massive spreadsheets with line-by-line precision or gliding through long documents hyper-fast, the Adaptive Touch Scrolling provides the desired accuracy,” a press release from Logitech said.

“For power users, the two customisable buttons on the touch panel can be personalised via the Logi Options+ App to trigger shortcuts like switching applications or taking screenshots instantly.”

It connects with up to three devices via Bluetooth – or the included Logi Bolt receiver with Mobi Fold for Business – allowing for seamless switching across Windows, macOS, ChromeOS, Android, iPadOS, and Linux.

To ensure focus in shared environments, the device also features quiet-clicks. It is built for the rigours of the road too, drop-tested, wrapped in a dust-resistant silicone sleeve, and with an internal hinge tested to withstand 15 years of daily use.

It is available in three colourways globally, including in classic Graphite, a Lilac that adds a pop of colour to creative workspaces, or a clean and minimalist Off-White look that fits with any environment.

Captivate an audience

With Spotlight 2, Logitech said it has launched a premium, advanced presenter designed to keep audiences fully engaged.

Raising expectations in the presenters category, the device moves beyond simple control to deliver “a first-of-its-kind guided breathing experience” alongside an intuitive, force-sensitive highlighting button with subtle haptic feedback.

Spotlight 2 features soft haptic pulses that can help regulate breathing and offer a grounding sense of calm for the presenter. Image: Logitech.

The product has been engineered to build confidence before a speaker steps on stage. The company said Spotlight 2 ensures the thumb finds its home instantly without a glance, allowing the presenter to highlight the slide details easily and naturally while staying focused on the audience.

To prepare for presenting, soft haptic pulses can help regulate breathing and offer a grounding sense of calm.

“Whether a speaker presents daily or is taking the stage for the first time, nerves are natural,” Mr Mingori said.

Spotlight 2 offers advanced highlighting effects including Spotlight, Squarelight, Magnify, and Annotation, in addition to a Digital Pointer and Class 1 laser. Image: Logitech.

“Spotlight 2 is designed to be the steadying anchor in these stressful moments. By combining grounding haptic features that reassure the speaker with enhanced digital capabilities that engage the audience, we are providing technology that lets each presenter take their performance to the next level.”

Going beyond the capabilities of traditional lasers, Spotlight 2 offers advanced highlighting effects including Spotlight, Squarelight, Magnify, and Annotation, in addition to a Digital Pointer and Class 1 laser. This helps ensure key points land with impact in both in-person and hybrid settings.

It’s also designed to be intuitive and customisable to the presenter’s own style via the Logi Options+ App. Users can configure the Action Button to trigger shortcuts like start, blank screen, or mute with a single press, transforming Spotlight 2 from a simple clicker into a personalised control centre.

Logitech said Spotlight 2 is also designed with thoughtful choices to reduce environmental impact, selecting materials like aluminium made with renewable energy and certified post-consumer recycled plastic (PCR).

The presenter plastic parts include 43 per cent recycled plastic for Graphite, Sand, Light Lilac and Black models to give a second life to end-of-life plastics from old consumer electronics, as well as FSCTM-certified paper packaging.

Pricing and availability

Spotlight 2 will be available in Graphite, Sand and Light Lilac for $199.95 AUD. For more details, visit www.logitech.com or check with a local or online retailer.

Mobi Fold will be available globally in Graphite, and Lilac and Off-White in select markets for $129.95 AUD. For more details, visit www.logitech.com or check with a local or online retailer. Mobi Fold for Business is available in Graphite for $149.95 AUD through authorised Logitech B2B channels.

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