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If you buy a bluetooth mouse (and seemingly keyboard) from a company known for their bluetooth peripherals they will not be compatible with the single most popu
by frankfrank13 4y ago
If you buy a bluetooth mouse (and seemingly keyboard) from a company known for their bluetooth peripherals they will not be compatible with the single most popular peripheral in the world. I'm shocked this has gone on this long.
- julianlam 4y agoWhy are you shocked? In the capitalistic society there is no reason for Logitech to ensure compatibility with airpods. No squeaky wheel? No grease. In fact, they probably bet on users giving up and buying the Logitech equivalent wireless earbuds.
- can16358p 4y agoBelieving in people giving up AirPods for a Logitech mouse is more delusional than Amazon believing Fire phone succeeding. I truly hope people at Logi are smarter than this.
- ungamedplayer 4y agoThere is a non zero percentage who simply dont buy apple gear to start with. The apple airpods userlist is a sub percentage of the apple users, so its probably not eating their bottom line as hard as HN users make it out to be.
- toast0 4y agoIs logitech known for their bluetooth peripherals? I know them for their remotes (which was an acquisition and recently shut down, boo) and for input devices, but they do wired and propreitary wireless and bluetooth. After several attempts at using bluetooth, I only use it where necessary, which is interacting between phones and cars. No mouse could be good enough that I would suffer through bluetooth to use it; I'd rather get a wifi mouse (which sounds amazingly stupid! but exists and i'd bet works better than bluetooth)
- wvenable 4y ago> Is logitech known for their bluetooth peripherals? Yes. The sell many models of bluetooth keyboards and mice for almost as long as Bluetooth has existed.