Really hope this comes true: Logitech unexpectedly drops a Y2K office collection! Translucent jelly mouse and colorful keyboard — this millennial aesthetic is just begging to be bought
Who else gets the hype about transparent shells!
The Y2K trend shows no sign of slowing down, and even Logitech, one of the computer peripheral brands we know best, has joined in. The brand recently shared photos of a “Millennium Office Collection” on its official social channels that had everyone screaming: jelly-like translucent finishes paired with keycaps in colors like rainbow candy, bringing the futuristic computers we dreamed of as kids to life. Just as everyone was excitedly looking forward to it, Logitech revealed it was only an April Fools’ project, shattering those dreams once again. Even as an April Fools’ project, this transparent-shell design feels especially forward-thinking in 2026’s tech aesthetic. No wonder commenters say their wallets are ready. Before this dreamy collection ever becomes a reality, let’s take a look at the details.
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Bringing back the classic jelly look
Remember those transparent mice that let you see the circuit board inside? This mouse unveiled by Logitech features a unique iridescent, translucent material that reflects a dreamy blue-purple glow as light refracts through it. It also has neon-green shortcut buttons on the side and a matte pinkish-purple scroll wheel. This mouse isn’t just eye-catching; its grip also carries on the brand’s classic ergonomic design.
Every key is a dopamine-inducing color
The keyboard is undoubtedly the most swoon-worthy piece this time. Its transparent base is paired with gradient keycaps in green, blue, orange, pink, and purple, creating a wonderfully soothing visual effect. It also comes with a fully transparent wrist rest, perfectly blending a nostalgic feel with the feel of modern mechanical switches. While it’s only a visual concept for now, it successfully captures the bold, color-loving spirit of the millennium era. Put it on your desk and it’s sure to lift your mood.
While there is still no news of mass production, the overwhelmingly enthusiastic response on social media has led many tech reviewers to predict that Logitech could very well release similar “transparent limited-edition” mice or keyboards in the future. The revival of this transparent aesthetic is an irreversible trend. Rather than simply a joke, could this be the brand testing the market’s reception of retro designs? Let’s look forward to it; perhaps one day we’ll really be able to buy them at a specialty store.
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