#haptic-feedback

#haptic-feedback

We just spotted the PlayStation DualSense wireless controller in Chroma Teal going for just $60 at Amazon. That's after the retailer slashed 25% off its $80 price tag. Is Green not your vibe? There are several other color options going for less, too. The stunning black version, for instance, is sitting at $54 after a 28% drop, while the bold Volcanic Red color can be yours for $59, at a sweet 26% discount.

As spotted by X user Phantomofearth, there's a new, hidden setting in the latest Beta and Dev builds of Windows (build number 26220.7070) that allows you to enable haptic feedback for certain UI functions and to control the strength of the buzz. Invisible by default and not-yet-working (even if you have a haptic mouse), the new controls live under Bluetooth & Devices -> Mouse in the Settings app.

Most people eventually give up and switch to a mouse, accepting the limitations rather than fighting against hardware that was never designed with creative professionals or power users in mind. The HyperSpace Trackpad Pro changes this dynamic by bringing MacBook-level precision, customization, and tactile feedback to the Windows ecosystem. This premium haptic trackpad finally gives Windows users an external input device that feels as sophisticated and responsive as the software they're using, eliminating the compromise between comfort and control.

Logitech's new picks up where the last model left off, introducing haptic feedback, an improved sensor, customizable shortcuts, and the same utterly silent clicks the mouse is known for on an omni-compatible platform for Windows, MacOS, Linux, and ChromeOS. The 8,000 DPI sensor works on essentially any surface you'd use a mouse on (including that glass tabletop in your hotel room) with a large, comfortable form factor that fits the hand naturally.