Logitech Ctrl Tomorrow study flags “control divide” as tech friction hits user mood and wellbeing
LOGI•Logitech’s inaugural Ctrl Tomorrow Study found 77% of respondents linked feeling in control of technology with getting more out of life, while 64% said they feel frustrated, anxious or angry when technology fails.
1. Study findings
Logitech said its study found that about three in five respondents experience tech friction affecting their mood outside work. The survey, conducted in May–June 2026 across nine countries, found 46% feel helpless or exhausted when technology fails; 30% report a high degree of agency over their technology, and 10% are “truly in command.” Logitech introduced a “Ctrl Score” benchmark to track users’ control levels.
