Logitech launches MX Keypad, the new multi-app AI control center for developers

Written by Jason Miller

Logitech updates its product range with the announcement of MX Keypadfirst MX line AI control center. It is a device designed for multi-app and multi-agent programming which aims to fully satisfy the needs of developers, improving their workflow. This is a very interesting novelty and can already be purchased, thanks to the immediate start of distribution announced by Logitech.

A control center for AI

Logitech has worked to create a product capable of standing out, focusing on cross-compatibility with the main coding platforms and offering the maximum customization.

The company, at the time of the presentation, underlined that MX Keypad includes a selection dCopilot and GitHub plugins Claude Codecreated directly by the developers.

MX Keypad debuts with anative integration for GitHub which includes VS Code and the GitHub Copilot app, with plans to expand to other tools in the future, and also includes 3 free months of GitHub Copilot Pro+redeemable through Logi Options+.

Anatoliy Polyanker, VP and GM of Logitech, describes the new product this way: “Today, programming mastery depends on how easily developers can navigate an ever-widening array of AI tools. MX Keypad puts a physical control center at your fingertips, allowing you to orchestrate AI workflows faster and more intuitively.”

Already available on Amazon

The new Logitech product is already being distributed. Sales, in fact, start this week, with a price of 99.99 euros. Italian developers already have the opportunity to purchase the new Logitech accessory.

MX Keypad, in fact, is available directly on Amazon Italywith the possibility of choosing between the black and white versions.

Jason Miller

I'm Jason Miller, and I've been passionate about technology and storytelling for over a decade. As a lead writer at Herald Editorials, I strive to bring clarity and creativity to complex tech topics. When I'm not writing, you'll find me exploring the latest gadgets or hiking in the great outdoors.