> I would appreciate also firmware, but that's likely to remain a dream. This was exactly my thought too. Not knocking the self-repair scheme, but in my exper

> I would appreciate also firmware, but that's likely to remain a dream. This was exactly my thought too. Not knocking the self-repair scheme, but in my experience there is quite a disparity between the (relatively high) quality of their hardware - at least with MX mice/keyboards - and the low (IMHO) quality of the firmware and software. I've never had any Logitech hardware fail but I have spent countless hours trying to fix or workaround their software/firmware. I've mostly replaced it all with Karabiner and Hammerspoon now, but I still can't actually use my devices to their full capabilities.