Logitech Ctrl Tomorrow study flags “control divide” as tech friction hits user mood and wellbeing

• Logitech published findings from its inaugural Ctrl Tomorrow Study, flagging a widening “control divide” in how consumers experience technology with implications for wellbeing and productivity.
• The study found 77% of respondents linked feeling in control of technology with getting more out of life.
• About 3 in 5 said tech friction affects their mood outside work.
• It also reported 64% feel frustrated, anxious, or angry when technology fails.
• 46% feel helpless or exhausted when technology fails.
• Logitech introduced a “Ctrl Score” benchmark to track users’ control levels across tech setup intentionality, confidence in adopting tools, and whether technology is seen as enabling or limiting potential.
• The survey was conducted in May–June 2026 across nine countries.
• Only 30% report a high degree of agency over their technology.
• 10% are “truly in command.”

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