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The Logitech® Pebble Mouse 2 offers a sleek, modern design with smooth, silent clicking and scrolling for a quieter workspace. Its compact, portable size and wireless connection make it perfect for on-the-go productivity.
The Pebble Mouse 2 comes in a range of colors made with more than 50% recycled plastic so you can choose a color that fits your vibe.
- Tonal White plastics: 58% of recycled material - Tonal Rose plastics: 58% of recycled material - Tonal Graphite plastics: 76% of recycled material
*Excludes packaging, printed wiring assembly
Special features - Ambidextrous, slim, round shape made with recycled plastic - Multi-device pairing (up to 3 devices) - Customizable middle button with Logi Options+ App - Silent clicks with Silent Touch Technology
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Last Updated:
10/14/2026
Last Grabbed:
8/20/2026
MPID:
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Last Inventory Updated:
11/06/2026 10:04
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