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Dated US price reference $99 · Original US price in Tom’s Hardware review, May 2022
Logitech MX Master 3S — manufacturer product image
A productivity mouse for scrolling and application shortcuts

Logitech MX Master 3S

Standard right-handed model; original Bolt bundle, not Mac version

A comfortable work mouse if the older model saves money. Quiet clicks, versatile scrolling and switching between computers make the 3S well suited to office work. It is a large, right-handed mouse rather than a light gaming option. With a newer Master 4 available, the 3S needs a worthwhile saving to remain the better purchase.

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Dated US price reference $124.99 · US price reported by GamesRadar+, October 2025
Keychron V6 Max — manufacturer product image
A customizable full-size keyboard for typing and mixed use

Keychron V6 Max

Full-size ANSI, fully assembled; Jupiter switch choice varies

A full-size keyboard with room to make it your own. The V6 Max is a good fit if you want a number pad, replaceable switches and a choice of wired, Bluetooth or 2.4GHz connections. Its size is the main desk-space tradeoff. Check the regional layout and switch option carefully, because those choices affect the everyday typing experience.

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Dated US price reference $129.99 · US launch price reported September 2022
Logitech Brio 500 — manufacturer product image
Video calls with useful exposure handling and a privacy shutter

Logitech Brio 500

1080p USB-C webcam; not Brio 4K or Brio 505

A useful webcam upgrade without chasing 4K. The Brio 500 prioritizes reliable exposure, everyday video calls and a physical privacy shutter. That is often more useful than a higher resolution that your meeting software rarely uses. The fixed USB-C cable can be awkward on some desks, so check the connection and reach before buying.

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