I'm trying to love Logitech's Signature AI Edition M750 Wireless Mouse. But I'm continually tripping over this small detail, and it literally is making me more frustrated than I should be. It's an intriguing, polarizing concept: By placing an "AI" button on the top of the mouse, Logitech gives users one-click access to ChatGPT to do one thing: simplify the writing and rewriting of text via an AI app called Logi Prompt Builder. It's a novel idea, and one you might expect Microsoft to develop, given the Copilot key that's already appearing on laptop keyboards. Instead, Logitech is leading the way.

On the heels of keyboards with a Cortana key…comes a mouse with a ChatGPT key? Logitech plans to launch the Signature AI Edition Mouse in April in the United States and the United Kingdom for 49.99. Though it has a dedicated AI key -- you do need a dedicated AI key on your mouse, right? That app is part of Logi Options, the connective software that ties many of Logitech's MX, or "Master," series peripherals (plus its Studio Series, Ergo, and others) such as keyboards and mice. When a user presses the AI prompt button on the top of the AI Edition Mouse, they're actually launching the Prompt Builder within the Options app. Existing Logitech peripherals that lack a dedicated ChatGPT key can remap another key to trigger the same function.