Logitech wants you to introduce a mouse in your living room

How does an idea of a mouse in your living room sound? Yes, that was our first reaction too but Logitech here is talking about a wireless mouse for your PC and TV, which can can be used on soft surfaces such as a sofa or tablecloth.

The company today unveiled the Wireless Mouse M515, which "features a sealed bottom case that makes gliding on fabric easy and worry free, and a hand-detection sensor so the mouse is only active when you want it to be," it said in a media statement.

“Millions of people are connecting their computer to the TV, and the M515 mouse was built to address the unique needs of this experience,” said said Yousef Atwan, General Manager, Logitech Middle East FZ-LCC. “As technology evolves and consumers’ habits change, Logitech continues to develop navigation devices that make it easier to control and access the things people love to do in the digital world.”

The M515 is expected to be available in UAE beginning in June for a suggested retail price of Dh250, the statement added. With its hand-detection sensor, the Logitech Wireless Mouse M515 is active only when you’re gripping it — the mouse is only active when you want it to be, and it stays asleep when you don’t. A sealed bottom — so fabric fuzz won’t collect in the sensor opening — gives you cursor control no matter what surface you’re using your mouse on. And the easy-gliding base makes mousing around on couches (and blankets, cushions, clothing, carpets, even desks) easy.

Logitech’s newest mouse also offers up to two years of battery life, helping you save time and money by eliminating the need to change batteries frequently. And, you’ll enjoy plug-and-forget wireless connectivity thanks to the tiny Logitech Unifying receiver.

The receiver stays in your laptop so it’s less likely to be lost, and gives you a reliableconnection with virtually no delays or dropouts. Plus, you can easily add other Unifying-compatible mice and keyboards to the same receiver.

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