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Don't mistake my relaxed attitude toward Logitech's new accessories as disinterest. It's just that Logitech has made rock-solid gear for so long that it feels unnecessary to run through the basics. A Logitech K860 and Logitech MX Vertical have sat on my desk for years. I've used them to write hundreds of articles for Windows Central. They're part of my ultimate ergonomic setup, and I recommend them frequently to colleagues and anyone willing to listen. Both the mouse and keyboard have held up well over the years, making it difficult to even consider replacing either of them. The keyboard is st

While you can play Forza Horizon 6 just fine using a regular controller, they don't compare to the immersive feel you get when using a steering wheel controller, and the Logitech G29 is one of the better ones for PC and PlayStation hardware. It can rotate 900 degrees just like a real car's steering wheel, it has revolutions-per-minute (RPM) lights that warn the player when they shift gears, and it has Hall Effect Sensors to help the player steer the car better, thanks to their sublime input detection. Other notable features of the Logitech G29 include bundled pedals, a durable yet comfy build,

First off, the Logitech G515 Lightspeed has a sleek, minimalist, low-profile design with a lightweight yet sturdy build quality, so it's easy to carry around and comfortable to use for long periods without requiring a wrist rest. The Logitech G515 Lightspeed's performance is just as solid with little to no input latency, whether it's being used wirelessly or wired. This means you won't have to worry about your controls feeling stiff or delayed when playing fast-paced games like Diablo 4 or World of Warcraft. Other notable features include compatibility with Logitech's G-Hub software so you can

The Logitech MX Vertical stands out due to its upright design, but it also has critical features you'd need in any mouse. It has a 4,000 DPI sensor, a pair of buttons near your thumb, the normal left and right-click buttons, and a button on the top that can be set to customized gestures. The mouse charges through USB-C. I connect it to my PC and other devices through Bluetooth, but it also works when plugged in through USB-C. The Logitech MX Vertical has sat on my desk for years. It's actually rested on many of my desks, since I take it with me when I travel or need to work away from home. I c