Category: logitech

Logitech’s K860 split ergonomic keyboard is heaven for your wrists

Post author By Randall
Post date January 15, 2020
Categories In ergo k860, ergonomic keyboards, gadgetry, Gadgets, gear, keyboard, logitech, personal computing, personalcomputing, split keyboards, Tech

[ad_1] You’ll notice plenty of similarities between the K860 and the Surface Ergonomic. They both feature a prominent empty space (shaped like an upside-down V) between their two sets of keys, and they have pillowy soft wrist pads. The K860 includes three layers of material to cushion your wrists: a dense foam core, memory foam […]

Logitech made a $200 webcam for Apple’s $5,000 pro display

Post author By Randall
Post date December 10, 2019
Categories In 4k pro magnetic webcam, accessories, gear, logitech, mac pro, peripherals, personal computing, personalcomputing, pro display xdr, Tech, webcam

[ad_1] The webcam is capped at 30 frames per second when you’re using the full 4K resolution, but Logitech touts automatic light adjustment with HDR as well as tilt adjustment. You should be properly exposed and in-frame even in a dimly-lit production studio. You can also expect dual noise-cancelling mics. And no, you don’t need […]

The best trackballs

Post author By Randall
Post date October 20, 2019
Categories In gear, kensington, logitech, partner, personal computing, personalcomputing, syndicated, Tech, thewirecutter, trackball, wirecutter

[ad_1] A trackball isn’t as accurate as a good-quality mouse, but it can be more precise than a trackpad for anyone looking to eliminate repetitive motion from mousing around too much. Although trackballs can help some people with some symptoms of repetitive stress injury, they can’t help everyone—we recommend consulting a doctor first if you’re […]

The best outdoor security camera

Post author By Randall
Post date October 13, 2019
Categories In arlo, arlo pro 2, arlopro2, Cameras, circle2, gear, Google, Home, logitech, Nest, nestcamoutdoor, Tech

[ad_1] Why you should trust me I’ve written about consumer electronics for more than 15 years, and I’ve tested a variety of smart-home items—everything from remotes and security cameras to AV receivers and speakers. As a former editor for Electronic House and Big Picture Big Sound, I’ve written buyer’s guides for multiple consumer-electronics devices. I’ve […]

The best wireless mouse

Post author By Randall
Post date October 11, 2019
Categories In anywhere 2s, gear, logitech, logitech m585, logitech m590, logitech m720, logitech triathlon, logitechmxmaster2s, mx master 2s, mx master 3s, partner, personal computing, personalcomputing, syndicated, Tech, thewirecutter, wirecutter

[ad_1] Why you should trust us Over the past five years, Wirecutter has spent 150 hours researching around 260 wireless mice and testing more than 40. I’ve been reviewing wireless mice at Wirecutter since 2017, and I’ve lived with our previous top picks for the past two years. I’ve also read many studies about hand […]

Logitech just bought the software of choice for many top streamers

Post author By Randall
Post date September 27, 2019
Categories In business, gear, livestreaming, logitech, streaming, streamlabs, streamlabs obs, Tech

[ad_1] Streamlabs, which is based in California, offers streamers a robust set of tools to be able to broadcast to Twitch, YouTube, Mixer and Facebook. Its app allows users to process and track tips, as well as to read the chat in their room on a single screen with an in-game overlay. It also gives […]

The best Alexa-compatible smart-home devices for Amazon Echo

Post author By Randall
Post date September 22, 2019
Categories In Amazon, arlopro2, chefsteps, chefstepsjoule, circle2, ecobee4, fire tv stick, firetvstick, gear, gogogate2, Home, irobot, logitech, lutron, Nest, nest hello, nestcamoutdoor, nesthello, nestthermostate, netgear, partner, philips hue, philipshue, rachio, ring, ringvideodoorbell2, Roomba, roomba690, roomba960, syndicated, Tech, thewirecutter, wemo, wemomini, wirecutter, yalelocks

[ad_1] Best smart light bulbs for Alexa Photo: Michael Hession The Philips Hue White and Color Ambiance A19 smart bulb was the first smart product to join Alexa’s friends list, and it’s our pick as the best smart light bulb. All current Hue models work with Alexa, allowing you to power multiple lights on and […]

The best headsets for the Switch Lite

Post author By Randall
Post date September 20, 2019
Categories In arctis 1 wireless, av, g432, gear, headset, headsets, hyperx, logitech, Nintendo, Nintendo Switch, recon 70, recon spark, switch lite, Tech, thebuyersguide, turtle beach, Wearables

[ad_1] Turtle Beach Recon 70 We’ve recommended this a few times in recent gift guides, and for good reason: It’s comfortable, affordable and the audio is stellar. The faux leather ear cups mean they don’t get too hot and are easy to clean, while the mic flips up for easy storage. And it hits a […]

Logitech’s newest lag-free gaming mouse is loaded with thumb buttons

Post author By Randall
Post date September 16, 2019
Categories In g604, g604 lightspeed, Gaming, gear, lightspeed, logitech, mouse, peripherals, personal computing, personalcomputing, Tech

[ad_1] You can expect a total of 15 customizable controls, a dual-mode scroll wheel and, as is more common with Logitech’s mice these days, plenty of battery life. You’ll get ten days’ worth of battery using Lightspeed (shorter than the 21 days of the G603, but it’s more complex), but a whopping 5.5 months on […]

Logitech’s new MX Master 3 employs magnets for a better scroll

Post author By Randall
Post date September 4, 2019
Categories In gadgetry, Gadgets, gear, hands-on, keyboard, logitech, mouse, mx keys, mx master, mx master 3, mxmaster, personal computing, personalcomputing, Tech

[ad_1] The new mouse keeps everything that made the Master 2S so popular with desk jockeys. There’s plenty of support for your wrist and thumb, a side scroll wheel with two buttons above it and 4000 dpi Darkfield tracking that can be used on any surface, even glass. But everything’s just a bit more refined […]