Never Mind Foldable Phones —Logitech Has Launched A Folding Mouse

InnovationConsumer TechNever Mind Foldable Phones —Logitech Has Launched A Folding MouseByMark Sparrow,Senior Contributor.Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Technology journalist specializing in audio, computing and Apple Macs.Follow AuthorJun 10, 2026, 12:00pm EDTThe new Mobi Fold is a pocket-sized foldable mouse for life on the move. LOGITECHNever mind foldable phones, now you can buy a folding mouse? Logitech has just announced the Mobi Fold, an ultra-compact foldable computer mouse designed for people on the move who want a pocketable rodent for controlling their laptop or tablet. The new Mobi Fold has an innovative folding mechanism that transforms the pocket-sized device into a comfortable mouse. According to Logitech’s research, using a mouse instead of a laptop trackpad can reduce muscle strain by up to 22%. The Mobi Fold also features Adaptive Touch Scrolling and it has two customizable buttons for precision, speed and personalization.This new pocket-sized mouse can connect with up to three devices via Bluetooth and is compatible across Windows, macOS, ChromeOS, Android, iPadOS and Linux devices. Logitech says that 72% of computer users own a mouse, only 26% use a mouse in public. The Mobi Fold is designed to bridge that gap by offering a portable solution. Trackpad Or MouseFor many workers, a desk is no longer the only place they work. Many of us toil away in cafes, hotels, at home or in a client’s office. And while using a mouse is often more comfortable and convenient, the main reason people don’t use one on the move is bulk and the friction of carrying yet another gadget. This small barrier can often be the cause of millions of workers using their laptop trackpads, which means slower workflow and increased frustration.For a long time, people have left their mice behind simply because they were a hassle to carry around, not because they didn’t want to use one,” says Joseph Mingori, VP and general manager at Logitech. “W...