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Logitech to sell replaceable-battery mice only in Europe from 2027

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Logitech plans to release two separate versions of its wireless mice — one with user-replaceable batteries for Europe and another without for the rest of the world. The decision is driven by a European law, set to take effect in February 2027, that will mandate user-replaceable batteries in consumer electronics. Logitech's new gaming head, Robin Piispanen, confirmed the regional split strategy. Rather than adopting the replaceable-battery design globally, the company has chosen to limit it to markets where it is legally required.

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