We’re meticulously examining, identifying, and reimagining critical aspects of our business, from the drawing board to boxes on shelves.
Because, in the quest for doing better, everything matters.
We track what matters so you don’t have to.
We should all be able to make more informed choices. So, we figured out how to track our carbon footprint and in 2020 we became one of the first companies to put carbon impact labels on our packaging—part of our Carbon Clarity program. It might be a small stamp, but it’s a big deal.
In 2023, the work we put into making changes across our design and operations reduced our CO2e output by 157,699 tons. That's like taking roughly 36,000 cars off the road for a year.3 You can explore all the ways we achieved this in our Impact Report.
It’s about all of us. If more companies reduce the impact of more of their products, that’s a win. We're open about how we reduce our footprint—from recycled materials to responsible manufacturing. We make our open-source methodologies available to all.
Watch just a few of the ways we do things differently from the people making a big difference.
LEARN ABOUT OUR COMMITMENTHow sustainability is built-in to all our products.
Challenging preconceived ideas around weight and premiumness.
A texture palette that lowers our carbon impact.
What they are and how we use them.
Tearing down products to understand them better.
A more sustainable approach to our packaging.
Shrinking parts. Choosing alternatives. No compromises.
And do it in style. We’ve crafted a palette of over 30 vibrant colors—all made from post-consumer recycled plastic. And of course, they have to feel great and endure daily use. Not easy, but we did it. We call them Next Life Plastics and use them in 78%4 of our products. Take your pick.
Strong and beautiful. More sustainable. The right material is better for the design and reduces the carbon impact of the product. The aluminium we use in a variety of products is recycled or low-carbon, meaning it’s made from renewable energy instead of fossil fuels. Win-win.
We are actively reducing plastic and maximizing paper in our packaging. Plus, much of the paper we use for new products comes from FSC™-certified forests and other controlled sources. Renewable on our end and recyclable on your end.5
A few, but not all, of our proudest achievements.
The result of innovations on multiple fronts: in comfort with a more natural “hand-shake” position; in plastic parts made with 70% Next Life Plastics (for graphite color); in manufacturing with minimized circuit boards; in purchasing renewable electricity certificates to match the footprint of our production facility; and more. Result: 20% reduction in carbon footprint.6
From our high-end line, a feat of both quality and reduced carbon impact. Engineered for maximum chassis strength and stiffness using less steel. Keycaps maintain excellent feel and performance using minimum material. Plastic parts are made with 45% Next Life Plastics. The top case uses low-carbon aluminium .
We’re making it easier for people to repair their devices and keep using them. We’re teaming up with everyone’s favorite way to fix it: iFixit. We already have a variety of replacement parts and step-by-step guides available, and look forward to more.
When it’s time to retire a well-loved Logitech product, think before you toss it. The truth is, only 20% of global e-waste gets recycled. Let’s improve that number. Bring your used electronics back to a local retailer or recycler near you.
Refurbished Logitech and Logitech G products are available across North America and Europe. These refurbished products are a great way to get what you want at a lower price while also reducing electronic waste. Maybe you’ll find just what you’re looking for.
