There’s also the possibility that Logitech could come up with a compelling software offering and an attractive price point that would make a subscription-based forever mouse worth owning. They have, after all, already convinced plenty of people to shell out over $200 for a mouse.

It's so good you'll keep paying for it again and again, or so Logitech hopes with its new subscription mouse that's akin to a Swiss watch.

Logitech is turning heads after an interview with CEO Hanneke Faber reveals interest in releasing a subscription-based mouse in the future.

Logitech has worked on a "forever mouse" that could come with a subscription fee for regular software updates, according to Logitech