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Mobi Fold Mouse / Logitech

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The Mobi Fold is Logitech's first foldable mouse, built around a hinge that collapses it flat to roughly the size of a credit card and under a centimetre thick, light enough at about 57 grams to live in a jacket pocket. Unfolding powers it on and folding powers it off, which protects the month-plus battery between uses. In place of a scroll wheel it uses a touch strip that shifts between line-by-line and rapid scrolling, with dampened, near-silent clicks for shared spaces. It pairs over Bluetooth with up to three devices across every major operating system, charges over USB-C, and sits in a dust-repellent silicone shell with a hinge rated for years of folding. It suits the mobile worker who wants a real pointing device without the bulk of a conventional travel mouse, and accepts a flatter, less contoured shape in return.

Design intent

The folding hinge is the whole proposition: it lets a usable-width mouse collapse to a flat, pocketable rectangle, and doubles as the power switch, so unfolding wakes it and folding sleeps it with no separate control or standby drain.
A touch-sensitive scroll strip replaces the mechanical wheel, removing the tallest moving part to keep the folded profile thin, while adapting between precise and fast scrolling depending on how the surface is swiped.

Trade-offs

Folding flat means the body cannot rise into the palm like a contoured mouse; it sits low and even, so extended desk sessions are less comfortable than a full-size shape designed purely for the hand.
The standard model connects only over Bluetooth, since the Logi Bolt USB-C receiver is reserved for the separate Business version, so anyone needing a dongle in a congested wireless setting has to step up to that model.