Logitech Brio 4K Webcam
After cycling my older webcams down to my gaming PC and nephew, I wanted one supporting Windows Hello for instant face unlock. The Logitech Brio 4K fits the bill, though Hello-compatible webcams are surprisingly hard to find.
Logitech peripherals, from MX Master mice and webcams to keyboards and gaming gear.
After cycling my older webcams down to my gaming PC and nephew, I wanted one supporting Windows Hello for instant face unlock. The Logitech Brio 4K fits the bill, though Hello-compatible webcams are surprisingly hard to find.
Just before Singles' Day, the scroll wheel on my Logitech MX Master gave out, stuck in free-spin mode. With the fix only temporary, I took it as my cue to upgrade to the MX Master 3S.
I bought the Logitech C920 Pro HD Webcam during Lazada's Online Tech Show for S$108.05, well below its S$149 retail. Its step-up model is the Logitech C922 Pro Stream, which adds 1080p streaming.
My third Logitech MX Master mouse, after the original and the 2S. I bought the MX Master 3 during Lazada's Online Tech Show, where Logitech's discount plus stacked vouchers brought the S$169 mouse down to just S$123.48.
I bought the Logitech G502 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse from Lazada's Logitech Store during a Lunar New Year sale for S$188, the lowest I've seen against its S$249 RRP. The G502 line confusingly spans three variants.
The Logitech K375s Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard & Stand Combo retails for S$49, discounted to S$38 at IT Show 2018. It connects to three devices across Windows, Mac, Chrome OS, Android, and iOS, via the Unifying receiver or Bluetooth.
After buying my first Logitech MX Master in April 2017, I grabbed two more in White and Navy. I sold the Navy and my White died after nine months, while my original still works. This covers the MX Master 2S.
I bought the Logitech MX Master Wireless Mouse from Amazon for US$59.99, the lowest price ever per CamelCamelCamel. It qualifies for free AmazonGlobal shipping above US$125, but lacking enough items, I shipped it to my freight forwarder instead.
I love the Logitech Harmony Home Control concept, but it isn't sold in Singapore, so you must import it from Amazon. I caught a Gold Box deal in September 2015 that dropped it from US$149.99 to US$99.99 with free shipping.
Logitech is rebranding to Logi, dropping the 'tech', with the new label appearing across its newer product categories. Logitech remains the official company name and stays on core products like PC peripherals and gaming gear.
The Logitech +trip Universal Air Vent Mount is sold only in China, Canada, and the US, so my Hong Kong cousin bought mine in China. It runs CN¥179 there, US$29.99 in the States, and CA$29.99 in Canada, averaging around S$40.
The Logitech AnyAngle for iPad Air 2 is a protective case with an integrated hidden hinge that holds your iPad at any angle within 50 degrees. Its durable, water-repellent materials guard against bumps, scratches, and spills, though it's heavy.
Announced last month, the Logitech Big Bang is a rugged case for the iPad Air and iPad mini. It comes in three colours, Super Fluro, Magma Red, and Forged Graphite. The Air retails for S$139 and the mini for S$119.
As part of the 2014 Logitech Color Collection, the Wireless Mouse M235 arrives in four new colours, Green Envy, Bubble Bath, Blue Bliss, and Daring Dive. It keeps the same S$29 price and is already in stores.
The Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard Cover for iPad Air retails for S$139 on the Apple Online Store, in Black or White. Despite its smaller size, it keeps full-size keys for comfortable, easy typing, and includes a built-in stand.
As ever, I'm no audiophile, so forgive me if I don't dwell on audio quality. The Logitech UE 6000 retails for S$319 in Singapore, in black or white. It sits in the middle of the Logitech UE headphone range.
The Logitech K310 Washable Keyboard retails for S$59, a reasonably priced wired keyboard. Most keyboards are filthy, a 2008 study found them carrying 150 times the recommended bacteria limit, five times worse than a toilet seat, harbouring dirt and hair.
Launched last month, the UE BOOM is a 360° Bluetooth wireless speaker that's both water-resistant and shockproof. It's in stores for S$299 in four colours, Blue, Red, Black, and White. My first impression: loud sound with decent bass.
The Logitech Rechargeable Trackpad (T651) is a Mac trackpad retailing for S$98, while its Windows counterpart, the T650, costs slightly more at S$109. It's an alternative to the Apple Magic Trackpad, which also sells for S$98, and supports multi-touch gestures.
The Logitech Bluetooth Easy-Switch Keyboard (K811) is a Mac keyboard retailing for S$169, with its Windows counterpart, the K810, at the same price. It's a fairly pricey alternative to the Apple Wireless Keyboard, which costs just S$98, but adds backlighting.
Announcing the winner of my Logitech G930 review and giveaway, held on 1st October 2012. Congratulations to @EmilyMallare, whose winning tweet praised how 7.1 surround sound keeps her covered, from footsteps to gunshots. You've won a brand new Logitech G930.
Just a reminder: I'm giving away the Logitech G930 Wireless Gaming Headset, worth S$249, thanks to Logitech. The giveaway ends at 11:59pm on Monday, 29th October 2012, Singapore time. To enter, follow @gamerz and tweet why you want the headset.