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As for the mouse I really like the Logitech G Pro. It's precise, lightweight, and the shape is great for fingertip grip.
It's a reasonably-priced mechanical keyboard, but not too loud for an office environment.
I also have a DAS, but prefer the CM
I travel a lot, so my selections are made with this in mind. Kebyoard: Logitech K380. Perfect travel size, excellent keys, lovely stylings and — from what I can tell — infinite battery life. (Mine has been running for a year on the same batteries with no complaints.) It also doesn't bend like the expensive Apple wireless keyboard if you chuck it in your backpack. Mouse: Logitech G403 Wireless. (I think the G703 might…
It's a great little keyboard. I was skeptical at first but it grew on me.
I travel a lot, so my selections are made with this in mind. Kebyoard: Logitech K380. Perfect travel size, excellent keys, lovely stylings and — from what I can tell — infinite battery life. (Mine has been running for a year on the same batteries with no complaints.) It also doesn't bend like the expensive Apple wireless keyboard if you chuck it in your backpack. Mouse: Logitech G403 Wireless. (I think the G703 might…
> Logitech K380 It's a great little keyboard. I was skeptical at first but it grew on me.
The 84 key layout keeps all of the important keys from the standard 10-keyless layout (home, page up, page down, arrows, etc) but it puts them in a single row on the right side of the keyboard.
I find that a 10-keyless keyboard is too wide, which requires me to put my mouse farther to my right than I like it. The 84 key lets me keep my mouse where I want it without losing important keys.
I don't like mechanical keyboards. I think the Apple Magic keyboard 2 has some of the best chiclet keys ever made. I also really liked the keyboard on the Surface Book 1. As for the mouse I really like the Logitech G Pro. It's precise, lightweight, and the shape is great for fingertip grip.
Logitech also makes the g203 prodigy [1] which is identical to the G Pro except for two things:
1) the G Pro has a sensor with a higher DPI (6,000 vs 12,000)
2) the G Pro has a braided cable, while the g203 has a normal cable
Unless someone actually plans on using their mouse above 6,000 DPI, the g203 is probably a better choice because it's cheaper than the G Pro.
I've got one of each, with the G Pro at home for gaming and g203 at work so that I more-or-less use the same mouse all the time.
[1] https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/product/g203-prodigy-gaming-...
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> Logitech K380 It's a great little keyboard. I was skeptical at first but it grew on me.
I have not the K380, but a K480. Its bluetooth implementation interferes with Wi-Fi at home. Periodically, once every few minutes, the device with which the keyboard is being used experiences a stall in its Wi-Fi connection. While I don't see this behavior in various hotspots around town, I also haven't seen the behavior from other bluetooth gear, including other keyboards. Changing the Wi-Fi channel doesn't fix the…
[1]: https://thewirecutter.com/reviews/the-best-bluetooth-keyboar...
