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Logitech Cuts Up to $100 Off Refurbished Gear This November

Logitech is marking down refurbished computer peripherals by as much as $100 this month and bundling free accessories and a six-month Perplexity Pro subscription with select purchases, according to a Wired roundup of promotions from the Swiss-founded company published Nov. 13.
How large are the refurbished-outlet discounts?
Logitech's online outlet, which sells like-new refurbished units of current and past hardware, is showing some of its steeper markdowns of the year, Wired reported. The outlet lists a refurbished X56 HOTAS VR flight-simulator controller at $50 off, a refurbished G715 wireless gaming keyboard at $60 off, and a refurbished Folio Touch case for iPad Air and iPad Pro models at $20 off, per the report. Wired noted outlet inventory is limited and can sell out, so shoppers seeking a specific unit should check back often.
What free gifts come with qualifying purchases?
Separate from the outlet, Logitech is attaching free accessories to new purchases across several product lines, Wired reported. Buying two Ergo-series products adds a free desk mat valued at $23; buying a Crayon & Combo Touch Case adds a free accessory case valued at $30; buying a qualifying Zone headset includes a free wooden headset stand valued at $40; and buying a qualifying MX Mini keyboard adds a free keyboard sleeve valued at $30, according to the outlet's current terms as described by Wired.
How does the bundled Perplexity Pro subscription work?
Shoppers who buy an eligible MX Series, Ergo Series, or iPad keyboard case priced above $119 can claim a six-month Perplexity Pro membership valued at $120, Wired reported. The offer places Logitech among hardware sellers pairing physical purchases with AI software access; Meta has pursued a related strategy with its own AI-focused subscription tiers, part of a broader industry push to attach recurring software revenue to one-time hardware sales.
By the numbers
- $100 — maximum discount available on select refurbished outlet items, per Wired.
- $120 — stated value of the bundled six-month Perplexity Pro membership.
- $29 — minimum order total for free shipping at Logitech.
- $60 — discount on a refurbished G715 wireless gaming keyboard.
Are there other ways to save without a promo code?
Logitech offers free shipping on any order of $29 or more, a threshold Wired described as easy to clear, and many of the gift-with-purchase promotions apply automatically at checkout rather than requiring a separate code.
What should shoppers watch for before Black Friday?
- Outlet stock for refurbished items such as the X56 HOTAS controller and G715 keyboard is limited and can change without notice, per Wired.
- Gift-with-purchase eligibility, including the Perplexity Pro bundle, is tied to specific product tiers and price minimums that could shift as the holiday season approaches.
- Peripheral makers broadly are competing on price and bundled extras ahead of Black Friday; DAREU unveiled new adaptive gaming peripherals at a Saudi exhibition in September, a sign of wider promotional activity across the gaming-hardware category.
- Shoppers comparing headsets can weigh Logitech's Pro X 2, listed by Wired at $220 on Amazon and $215 at Walmart against a $280 list price.
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Questions
How much can shoppers save on Logitech refurbished gear this month?
Logitech's outlet is offering discounts of up to $100 on select refurbished items, including $50 off an X56 HOTAS VR flight-simulator controller and $60 off a G715 wireless gaming keyboard, according to Wired.
What is the Perplexity Pro bundle Logitech is offering?
Buyers of an eligible MX Series, Ergo Series, or iPad keyboard case priced above $119 can claim a six-month Perplexity Pro membership valued at $120, Wired reported.