Might have been an overeager packaging designer that printed that and then filed a ticket for someone to set up the redirect and that ticket is still in the person's queue.
Or it's something about your own connection. Maybe an ad blocker? For me, the redirect works:
$ curl -IL logitech.com/mx 2>/dev/null | grep http
Location: https://logitech.com:443/mx
location: https://www.logitech.com:443/mx
location: https://www.logitech.com/en-ca/mx.html
(I have the Mechanical Mini keyboard and the 3S Anywhere mouse; I like the MX product line.)Jeez that's a heck of a redirect chain. The :443 is an odd choice no? And the redirect to https://domain before https://www.domain. There are even two more for me. Also... inconsistent casing for the Location header? Different parts of the server stack I suppose.
Location: https://logitech.com:443/mx
location: https://www.logitech.com:443/mx
location: https://www.logitech.com/en-us/mx.html
location: https://www.logitech.com/discover/c/master-series
location: https://www.logitech.com/en-us/discover/c/master-series.html
I'm currently in Europe and forgot my Unimouse, hence the purchase. I just tried on 5G and get a Forbidden there as well, open the VPN back to US and then the URL works. I see "en-ca" in your redirec there so likely they don't have a default/fallback redirect. The MX4 is nice but damn if it isn't the heaviest mouse I've pushed around a tabletop.