Just last week, the company revealed a new logo and name – simply ... we have to push the envelope even harder.' Not only has Logitech moved away from making only computer accessories, the brand has ...

Logitech is retiring the Blue Microphone brand and will continue to sell the microphones like the Yeti X under its Logitech G brand. In a tweet posted yesterday, Logitech General Manager of Gaming ...

Logitech G522 Lightspeed come in a square box with the brand's movie colors. On it, we see photos of the headphones, their names, and various technica ...

In brief: Logitech over the years has added several brands to its family of peripherals and accessories. Now, a few of them are coming together under the broader Logitech G brand of gaming products.

Now, it’s merging both into its Logitech G brand for gamers and streamers — but while Astro will largely continue, the Blue brand is getting axed. “Will the Blue Microphones brand go away?” ...

The Logitech G brand has been one best known for PC gaming peripherals, from keyboards and mice to high-end headphones. But slowly, the brand has also expanded to other means of gaming.

Logitech has just announced an unexpected sequel to its decade-old Keys-To-Go keyboard, with Keys-To-Go 2 shipping this month with a brand-new design, updated features, and more. The original ...

It’s not immediately obvious from the consumer level, but Logitech has bought a lot of companies that have then become its sub-brands. Ultimate Ears speakers and headphones, Jaybird business ...

Logitech is getting rid of the Blue microphone brand, and will now sell the products under the Logitech G gaming brand — only keeping the Blue name to "describe our technologies," it said.