Logitech makes some fantastic mice, and one of our favorites is the MX Master 3. It also comes with a comfortable wrist rest and Logitech Flow compatibility to switch between up to three connected devices on the fly. To improve your typing experience, the MX Keys can use ambient light and proximity sensors to automatically activate and adjust the brightness of its backlit keys to suit your surroundings. The MX Keys uses quiet, scissor-style key switches that feel comfortable and springy on each press without feeling spongy or weak. While it lacks the punch that a mechanical keyboard can offer, the Logitech MX Keys is one of the better membrane keyboards around, and it makes for a great peripheral for home or office environments. See our full Logitech MX Mechanical review, or our full Logitech MX Master 3S review. Plus, with quieter switches and an improved sensor, you have the versatility to work on big projects and tiny details alike. For right-handed people, this is an incredible mouse for getting things done with a fantastic ergonomic shape and a comprehensive software suite for maximizing usability. Once again, Logitech sits atop the throne of productivity mice with the MX Master 3S. Though, power users may lament the weird function key choices like an emoji key.Ĭombine this with the Logitech MX Master 3S, however, and you've got a belter of a keyboard and mouse combo. Logitech nails the essentials with awesomely tactile switches and long battery life, alongside taking this chance to address problems with the original MX Keys such as adding an adjustable tilt. That's right - all the peak convenience and productivity of the chiclet-style MX Keys, but with the tactile response of mechanical switches. The Logitech MX Mechanical keyboard has me nervous that the company has incepted me and sees what I dream about: the MX Keys but with mechanical switches.
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