While requiring an account for syncing settings, profiles, and other cross-device features is understandable, extending this requirement to Smart Actions, Marketplace Downloads, and similar functionalities feels unnecessarily restrictive. These features should remain accessible locally without forcing users into account creation, even if that means sacrificing cloud sync capabilities.

In an era where privacy, data collection, and security concerns are at the forefront, imposing additional account barriers not only undermines user trust but also diminishes product appeal. For long-time Logitech customers like myself, who have relied on your hardware for nearly two decades, this shift is deeply disappointing.

I recently purchased the MX Master 4 as an upgrade from the 3S, but seeing more core features locked behind a registration wall has made me question that decision. Forcing unnecessary account dependencies risks alienating loyal users and driving them to explore alternatives. Logitech’s products have long stood for quality and user respect, so please reconsider this approach to preserve that legacy.