Logitech-iFixit Repair Partnership Sees Ninefold Growth in Spare Parts Sales After One Year
A year into their repair collaboration, Logitech and iFixit report millions of guide views and a sharp rise in spare-parts purchases for mice, keyboards, and headsets.
Companies: Logitech, iFixit
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One Year of Repair Data
iFixit and Logitech marked the one-year anniversary of their repair partnership by publishing usage figures from the collaboration. According to the companies, Logitech repair content hosted on iFixit was viewed more than 5 million times over the past year, and sales of Logitech spare parts grew ninefold year over year compared to the prior period.
The three most-viewed Logitech repair guides each draw roughly 3,000 views per month, iFixit reported.
What's Covered
The partnership, built around the Logitech Repair Hub, offers step-by-step guides for a range of Logitech peripherals, including the G Pro X Wireless, G435, G535, and G935 headsets, as well as the MX Master 3S and G Pro X Superlight mice. Guides address common failure points such as replacing worn ear pads and headbands, swapping degraded batteries, replacing mouse feet, and cleaning internal components.
iFixit framed these repairs as addressing problems most consumers encounter directly — a mouse that no longer glides smoothly, a headset battery that no longer holds a charge, or ear pads that have started flaking — rather than a niche technical process.
Scale of the Waste Problem
iFixit cited the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's most recent detailed national estimate, which found that 74.4 million keyboards and mice are discarded in the United States each year. The companies pointed to this figure to underscore the potential scale of peripherals that could be kept in use through repair rather than replacement.
What's Next
iFixit said it and Logitech are using the past year's data on where repair attempts succeed or stall to expand the Repair Hub further, adding more guides and parts coverage across mice, keyboards, and headsets. The companies said they are prioritizing repairs users are already requesting most, including battery replacement, ear pad and headband replacement, and mouse foot repairs. iFixit noted that ensuring matching parts remain available, affordably priced, and stocked regionally remains an ongoing operational challenge for the partnership.
Originally reported by ifixit_rss, August 8, 2026.
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