Bosch dishwashers once again set the standard. Our newest innovation, PowerControl™ spray arm targets your dirtiest dishes for the deepest clean, while our legendary CrystalDry™ technology gives dishes, including plastics, the ultimate dry.
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Discover the all-new Bosch dishwashers.
Enhanced, industry-leading performance. Smarter simplification. Plus a whole new look. The next generation of Bosch dishwashers builds upon our legacy of exceptional engineering, with ultra-quiet operation, trusted reliability and unmistakable Bosch quality. Our dishwashers are full-sized to fit the modern kitchen, yet their unique design allows them to install perfectly flush for a built-in, fully integrated look, whether you’re shopping for a 24″ dishwasher or a compact 18″ dishwasher. There’s a Bosch for you.
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Bosch is the quietest dishwasher brand in the U.S.¹
A range of technologies make Bosch the quietest dishwasher brand in the U. S.¹ With impressively low decibel levels, Bosch dishwashers are quiet enough to keep peace in your kitchen. Now, when hosting a dinner party you can start the dishes after dinner, instead of waiting until everyone leaves. Thanks to Bosch quiet dishwashers, life doesn’t have to stop for your dishes to be clean.
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Introducing PowerControl™.
The industry’s most advanced clean.
PowerControl™ spray arm is the latest innovation from Bosch to give you the deepest clean. PowerControl™ enhances PrecisionWash® performance to target your dirtiest dishes with a deeper clean, no matter where you place them on the bottom rack. No more scrubbing, pre-rinsing, or hand washing
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Bosch dishwasher drying technologies
3 effective drying technologies.
Choose the option that works best for you.
Bosch offers three energy efficient and effective drying technologies.
PureDry® is our core drying system that delivers simply clean and dry dishes.
AutoAir® lets fresh air circulate for a lot more dry.
CrystalDry™ transforms moisture into heat for the ultimate dry – including plastics. Choose the option that works best for you.
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Designs that enhance any kitchen.
Every Bosch dishwasher looks as good as it performs. Our latest generation of dishwashers have been redesigned, offering the ultimate in style and function. Whether your taste is modern, transitional, or somewhere in between, a Bosch dishwasher is designed to seamlessly blend in and enhance your ideal kitchen.
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Wi-Fi enabled dishwashers for an enhanced experience.
Ehance your cleaning experience with personalized app features like Smart Cycle, hands-free voice control with Amazon Alexa or Google Home and so much more, all when you use Wi-Fi enabled Home Connect®.
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The industry’s most advanced clean with PowerControl™.
Introducing PowerControl™.
For the industry’s most advanced clean.
PowerControl™ spray arm enhances PrecisionWashPowerControl® performance to target your dirtiest dishes with a deeper clean, no matter where you load them on the bottom rack. No more scrubbing, pre-rinsing, or hand washing.
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A smarter clean with PrecisionWash®.
A smarter clean with PrecisionWash®.
With PrecisionWash® on all Bosch dishwashers, simply start your dishwasher and walk away. Intelligent sensors continually scan and check the progress of dishes throughout the cycle, and powerful, precision spray arms go to work targeting every item of every load. So when dishes are done, so are you.
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3 effective drying technologies. Choose the option that works best for you.
3 effective drying technologies.
Choose the option that works best for you.
Bosch offers three energy efficient and effective drying technologies.
PureDry® is our core drying system that delivers simply clean and dry dishes.
AutoAir® lets fresh air circulate for a lot more dry.
CrystalDry™ transforms moisture into heat for the ultimate dry – including plastics. Choose the option that works best for you.
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Wi-Fi Connected Dishwashers
More connectivity.
Now with Home Connect® on every Bosch dishwasher.
Bosch wi-fi enabled dishwashers allow you to clean smarter, not harder, with Home Connect® on every machine. Enhance your cleaning experience by remotely monitoring and controlling your dishwasher, plus a host of other convenient features on the Home Connect® app.
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Loading Flexibility with Rackmatic®.
3-Level RackMatic® adjustable middle rack
Easily adjusts to three different heights and up to nine separate rack positions, allowing taller items like stemware to fit in the middle rack while leaving room for pots and pans below.
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A Third Rack to meet your needs.
Third Rack Options
With two different third rack designs for dishwashers, a Bosch dishwasher with a third rack has the flexibility to accommodate any kind of load. Our various third racks provide the perfect space for flatware, large utensils, ramekins, measuring cups and even cereal bowls.
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See how Bosch dishwashers help lend ease to your day.
From tangible quality to drying performance, Bosch dishwasher owners delight over the details.
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¹Based on an average of sound ratings of 24″ Full Size Stainless Steel Tub dishwashers contained in major brands websites. Major brands defined as TraQline Top 5 Market Share December 2022.
2Bosch received the highest numerical score in the proprietary Lifestory Research 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023 America’s Most Trusted® Kitchen Brands study. Study results are based on experiences and perceptions of people surveyed. Your experiences may vary. Visit www.lifestoryresearch.com.
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What to Consider When Buying a Dishwasher
Having a good dishwasher is life-changing and we’re here to help you navigate the shopping process! From size and finish to drying features and third rack options– it can be overwhelming to decide. Read below for a list of questions to ask yourself before you buy. If you want to select a model with even less guesswork, use our Dishwasher Builder Tool which walks you through our simple questionnaire and pairs you with the best model for you.
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8 Important Questions to Ask When Buying a Dishwasher.
Bosch Standard 24″ width dishwasher
1. What dishwasher size fits my kitchen?
Standard 24″ width dishwasher Most kitchens will be perfect for the standard 24″ width dishwasher which has a large capacity to fit up to 16 place settings.
24″ width, ADA-compliant height dishwasher This is the same width as our standard dishwasher, with an ADA-compliant height for those who have special height requirements.
18″ width, ADA-compliant height dishwasher This is a smaller width than our standard dishwashers, and is a good fit for small space kitchens. The height is ADA-compliant for those who have special height requirements.
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2. Which dishwasher handle style do you like?
We have a range of handle styles to select from (our pocket handle and bar handles are a customer favorite!)
Bar Handle: classic and traditional, and provides a spot to hang dish towels for those who like to have towels handy
Pocket Handle: streamlined and classic, the pocket handle blends seamlessly with your kitchen with no obtruding handle or buttons. It’s stylish and timeless.
Recessed Handle: the recessed handle is a good option for those who like the controls in front, while maintaining a non-obtrusive look.
Scoop Handle: a classic design, the scoop handle has front controls
Custom Panel: our panel ready dishwashers can be outfitted with a custom panel to integrate with the rest of your cabinetry for the ultimate design-forward aesthetic.
3. What color/finish do you prefer for your dishwasher?
Our most popular finish is stainless steel, which is timeless and sleek- a versatile finish for a range of kitchen styles. Shop stainless steel dishwashers
If your kitchen is filled with kids who like to touch everything or easy cleaning is a must-have for your kitchen, opt for our black stainless steel which helps guard against scratches and fingerprints. Shop black stainless dishwashers
If you’re opting for a classic look, a black or white dishwasher will do.
Lastly, our panel ready dishwashers are ready to be outfitted with a custom panel to beautifully integrate with your cabinetry. Shop panel ready dishwashers
Another consideration is whether you prefer the control panel to be hidden on top or displayed on the front.
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4. A thorough clean for your dishes with PrecisionWash™.
You shouldn’t have to wash your dishes, before you wash your dishes. All Bosch dishwashers have PrecisionWash™ technology so you have the ultimate confidence that your dishes will come out sparkling clean every time.
With Bosch PrecisionWash™, simply start your dishwasher and walk away. Intelligent sensors continually scan and check the progress of dishes throughout the cycle, and powerful, precision spray arms target every item of every load for the ultimate clean.
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Introducing PowerControl™.
The industry’s most advanced clean.
PowerControl™ spray arm is the latest innovation from Bosch to give you the deepest clean. PowerControl™ enhances PrecisionWash® performance to target your dirtiest dishes, no matter where you place them on the bottom rack.
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5. Dishwasher drying features
A dishwasher isn’t truly doing its job if it doesn’t clean and dry your dishes. While every Bosch dishwasher has PrecisionWash™, you have the option to select the Drying technology that best suits your lifestyle.
CrystalDry™ delivers the ultimate dry, including plastics. Our patented CrystalDry™ technology transforms moisture into heat to get dishes, including plastics, 60% drier.* Learn more about CrystalDry™.
AutoAir™ on the Bosch 500 Series dishwashers automatically releases the door at the end of the cycle to let moisture escape and fresh air in for drier dishes. Learn more about AutoAir™
PureDry™ is the base drying system on all Bosch dishwashers which features a Sanitize Option that ends each cycle with an extra hot wash, heating the water to 162˚F which helps thoroughly clean, sanitize, and dry dishes. Learn more about PureDry™
6. Selecting your dishwasher’s noise level
Bosch is the quietest dishwasher brand in the U.S*, so you can enjoy the luxury of a peaceful kitchen, even during busy moments. We offer a range of quiet levels but selecting the right noise level for you comes down to personal preferences and the floor plan of your home.
Pro tip: If you have an eat-in kitchen or open floor plan, carefully consider a dishwasher’s noise level. A very quiet dishwasher clocks in at around 40 decibels – like soft music playing in the background. Closed-off kitchen? Noise is perhaps lower on your priority list.
*Based on an average of sound ratings of 24″ Full Size Stainless Steel Tub dishwashers contained in major brands websites. Major brands defined as TraQline Top 5 Market Share December 2022.
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7. Which 3rd rack is best?
With two different 3rd rack designs for dishwashers and a range of innovations such as the RackMatic® adjustable middle rack and FlexSpace™ tines that fold back to fit your larger items, a Bosch dishwasher with a 3rd rack has the flexibility to accommodate any kind of load.
The standard 3rd rack provides the perfect space for flatware and large utensils. The unique V shape leaves room on the middle rack for taller items like stemware.
The Flexible 3rd Rack accommodates deeper items, while adjustable tines let you customize the rack’s loading space. Its unique v-shape with drop-down wings lets you load ramekins and measuring cups with ease. It adds 30% more loading area compared to a Bosch dishwasher with two racks.
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8. Do you need a smart dishwasher with Home Connect™?
Now with Home Connect® on every Bosch dishwasher.
From remote monitoring and control, to cycle status notifications and intelligent cycle guidance with Smart Cycle, the Home Connect® app allows you to interact with your Bosch dishwasher from your smart phone for greater convenience.
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In our range you will find the perfect combination for your kitchen space and dishwashing needs. Explore the different types to find out more.
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Freestanding: full flexibility.
Our freestanding products look great wherever you put them. Flexibly place one freely in the kitchen or slide one below a counter. Available in different finishes – stainless steel look, black and white – to give the kitchen the appearance you want. Freestanding models come in two widths, standard 60 cm and narrower 45 cm. Standard size 60-cm-wide appliances hold up to 14 place settings while 45-cm-wide versions hold up to 10. Each model comes with a cutlery basket, a cutlery tray, or a combination of a deeper, adjustable tray plus a cutlery basket. Designed to run quietly, our products do the washing up without disturbing life at home.
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Built-in: a seamless look.
To underscore the look of your kitchen cabinets, our built-in products beautifully integrate, either partially or fully, behind your bespoke panel. They come in 60 cm and 45 cm wide models. 60-cm built-in products are available in two heights: standard and tall (XXL) to suit the height of the appliance space in the cabinet. They accommodate place settings for up to 14. 45-cm slimline products are standard in height and hold up to 10 place settings. Depending on your personal preferences, choose from a cutlery basket, a cutlery tray or basket and innovative tray combination. Good to know: our products low noise level keeps the peace.
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Features of our dishwashers.
Spotlessly clean and dry dishes.
The Bosch dishwasher offers exceptional washing and drying capabilities. Exactly what you want and deserve from your everyday kitchen table. Different programs such as quick program, automatic program and energy saving eco program are suitable for different cleaning needs. And Wi-Fi smart features unlock additional benefits. PerfectDry with Zeolith technology ensures that every load is not only spotlessly clean, but perfectly dry, including plastics.
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Sustainability and energy efficiency today and tomorrow.
Choosing an energy efficient appliance will reduce your operating energy costs and minimize your carbon footprint. Our Energy Class A models provide maximum energy savings. A high-quality Bosch dishwasher, manufactured using German technology and equipped with the latest dishwashing technologies, will serve you for a long time. The result: less waste and less environmental impact.
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Just the right size and fit.
With a wide selection, our range offers the right size dishwasher for your dishwashing needs and kitchen space:
Full size 60 cm models or narrower 45 cm models
Built-in compact versions 45 cm and 60 cm high
Small benches
Pro Tip: For full-size items, you can choose between a dishwasher with 3 racks and a cutlery tray or a dishwasher with 2 racks and a cutlery basket. We also offer an innovative third shelf appliance with a deeper top shelf and cutlery basket.
What you need to know: Important information at a glance.
Dishwasher dimensions.
Choose from the following dishwasher sizes:
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Inner: 60 x 86.5 cm (width x height)
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Inner: 45 x 81.5 cm (W x H)
Freestanding: 45 x 85 cm (W x H)
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Freestanding: 45 x 55 cm (W x H)
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Inner: 45 x 60 cm (W x H)
Energy efficiency and water consumption.
Using a dishwasher instead of hand washing reduces water consumption by up to 90%. You can further reduce your water and energy consumption by choosing an energy efficient appliance.
The energy label of a product indicates its energy rating and water consumption. For example, our most energy efficient A+ models consume just 0.5 kWh per cycle.
Shelf and cutlery options.
Our dishwashers are available with two or three shelves.
Double-dishwashers have a removable cutlery basket.
Three-dishwashers have a third top shelf for cutlery. Alternatively, we offer three-shelf models with an innovative, deeper third shelf that can hold small items such as espresso cups and water bottle caps. These items come with a cutlery basket.
Dishwasher programs.
Here are the basic dishwasher programs:
1 hour program Washes and dries in just 60 minutes.
Automatic program It regulates the amount of water, temperature and time according to how dirty the dishes are.
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Best replacement chargers for Samsung Galaxy Book 2 Pro in 2023
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Did you lose your Galaxy Book 2 Pro charger, or just need a new one? Here are the best replacements available.
The Galaxy Book 2 Pro series of devices are a solid alternative to the Galaxy Book 3 Pro series, which recently launched. Both the Galaxy Book 2 Pro and the Galaxy Book 2 Pro 360 are great lightweight laptops available in two smaller sizes compared to the Galaxy Book 3 Pro. There’s the smaller 13.3-inch variant which is packed with a 63Whr battery, and the bigger 15.6-inch notebooks that come with a 68Whr battery.
No doubt, when these batteries run dry, you’ll definitely need a charger to power things up. All the Samsung Galaxy laptops in the Galaxy Book 2 Pro series are bundled with just a 65W charger inside the box. This means you should be able to pick up any of the 65W chargers mentioned below as a replacement unit for your Galaxy Book 2 Pro or the Galaxy Book 2 Pro 360 notebook. Perhaps as a replacement for use on the go, or just as a backup in case something goes wrong with the original charger.
Samsung 65W 3-port USB-C Charger
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Three-port charger
This Samsung-made charger is the best one to buy for powering up your Galaxy Book 2 Pro. It’s the official charger, and it has two USB-C ports and a USB-A port, letting you power up both your laptop and another device. You will have to buy a USB-C cable separately, though.
$60 at Amazon
Ukor 65W Universal Laptop Charger
Best Value
Universal USB-C laptop charger
This is an affordable charger for the Galaxy Book 2 Pro. It’s large and isn’t really portable, but it comes with a USB-C cable and works with other laptops, too.
$19 at Amazon
Anker 715 Charger (Nano II 65W)
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Compact charger
This Anker charger is one of the most portable chargers for the Galaxy Book 2 Pro. It doesn’t come with a USB-C cable, but it’s very compact, portable, has collapsible prongs, and can fit in a bag without issue.
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$50 at Anker
Baseus 100W GaN II USB-C Charger
Portable power bank
Power up on the go
If you’re going to travel with your Galaxy Book 2 Pro, this is the charger to buy. It’s actually a power bank that comes with a USB-C cable, letting you power up your laptop when you’re away from an outlet.
$99 at Amazon
ixcv USB-C 100W Charger
Best 100W charger
100W charger with USB-C cable included
Though the brand isn’t quite known, this is one of the most powerful chargers for the Galaxy Book 2 Pro. It provides up to 100W of power, which is fast-charging capable. It even comes with a USB-C cable.
$37 at Amazon
Anker 525 Charging Station
Best charging station
Charge at your desk
Going to use your Galaxy Book 2 Pro at your desk? This is the charging station for you to buy. It plugs into an outlet and gets you AC ports on the back for other accessories, as well as 2 USB-A ports, and 2 USB-C ports for charging your laptop and a phone.
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$66 at Anker
Dell Slim Power Adapter 65W
Slim power adapter
Compact traditional USB-C laptop charger
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$15
If you prefer a more traditional charger for your Galaxy Book 2 Pro, then this is for you. This might be a Dell product, but the charger has two parts, an AC end, and a long USB-C cable, which you can wrap around for storage. It has a slim profile, too.
$45 at Dell
ZMI zPower Turbo 65W charger
Affordable 65W charger
65W charger with USB-C cable
This charger from ZMI is a solid alternative to the Anker 715. It’s almost just as small and has collapsible prongs, and also includes a USB-C cable, packing in plenty of value for the $26 price.
$25 at Amazon
And those are all the chargers for the Galaxy Book 2 Pro and the Galaxy Book 2 Pro 360 notebooks. Though it doesn’t come with a USB-C cable, the very best charger you can buy is the official Samsung 65W 3-port charger since it has additional ports for powering other devices. A more affordable option is the Ukor 65W charger, since it is only $17, and universally works across other laptops that take 65W of power. Finally, the more premium pick is the Anker 715 Charger, which is one of the smallest and most compact 65W chargers you can buy.
We hope you found the charger that you needed for your Galaxy Book 2. If there’s a small chance that don’t already own the Galaxy Book 2 Pro or Galaxy Book 2 Pro 360, you can buy it with the links below.
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The 6 Best Headphones For Running – Spring 2023: Reviews
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By Theresa Ketterling
Whether you’re a casual jogger or a marathon runner, music can be a perfect companion to help push you to your limits. Running headphones should be stable enough to stay on or in your ear, as well as be comfortable, easy to use, and portable enough to take around with you. While some people like to block out as much background noise as possible when working out, it can be helpful to stay aware of your surroundings if you run outside.
We’ve tested over 725 pairs of headphones, and below are our recommendations for the best wireless headphones for running that you can buy. Check out our recommendations for the best over-ear headphones for working out, the best wireless earbuds for running, and the best wireless headphones.
Best Headphones For Running
Jaybird Vista 2 Truly Wireless
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The Jaybird Vista 2 Truly Wireless are the best headphones for running that we’ve tested. These sturdy earbuds have an IP68 rating, meaning they’re dust-tight and protected from submersion in water. They’re comfortable and have stability fins, so they won’t fall out of your ears during runs. Their easy-to-use control scheme has music and volume functions, so you don’t need to pull out your phone during a run to skip a track.
Their roughly five-hour continuous battery life is on the short side, but they come with a portable case that holds a couple of extra charges and helps protect them from dust and water, thanks to their IP54 rating. These buds have a well-balanced sound profile that’s also versatile enough for most kinds of audio content, and their companion app has a parametric EQ and presets, so you can adjust it to suit your tastes. While they have an ANC feature, it’s not very effective, especially when blocking out bass-range sounds like rumbling engines if you’re jogging near a busy road.
On the other hand, if you’re looking for more spacial awareness, you can turn on their transparency mode—a feature that the Beats Studio3 Wireless lack. Although they have a very stable fit, if you’re concerned about losing your buds, the Beats Powerbeats Pro Truly Wireless have flexible hooks that wrap around your ears, making it difficult to lose them even if you’re moving around a lot. Although they have a longer battery life, they aren’t as well-built, have worse controls, and aren’t as customizable.
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Best Mid-Range Headphones For Running
Skullcandy Push Active True Wireless
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If you’re looking for something cheaper, the Skullcandy Push Active True Wireless are the best headphones for running in the mid-range we’ve tested. They aren’t as well-built as the Jaybird Vista 2 Truly Wireless, but still feel sturdy and have an IP55 rating for dust and water resistance. Unlike the previous pick, they have ear hooks to stop them from slipping out of place even if the buds pop out of your ears, giving you an extra sense of security if you’re worried about losing your headphones. Their slightly bass-rich sound profile is suitable for a variety of genres, and you can customize it with a graphic EQ and presets in the companion app.
They also have a long, 9.5-hour continuous battery life, so you don’t need to worry about charging them as often. However, while their case holds more than three extra charges, it’s not IP-rated for dust or water resistance like the Jaybird. The earbuds have a deep in-ear fit and can feel a bit plunger-like, but the ear hooks are flexible, and the headphones have a comfortable fit for most people. If you don’t like the look or feel of ear hooks, the Jabra Elite 3 True Wireless are a good mid-range option. They aren’t quite as stable, but will easily stay in place for runs, have a similarly comfortable fit, and are rated IP55 for dust and water resistance.
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Best Budget Headphones For Running
Anker Soundcore Life Dot 2 Truly Wireless
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The Anker Soundcore Life Dot 2 Truly Wireless are the best wireless headphones for running in the budget range we’ve tested. Unlike the previous picks, these earbuds don’t have a companion app or sound customization features. They have an IPX5 rating for water resistance but no rating for dust resistance. Still, they have a comfortable, stable fit and come with various differently-sized ear tips and stability sleeves. They also come with a case with around 12.5 extra charges, so you can top up the earbuds for nearly 100 hours of continuous use without worrying about charging the case.
Their bass-rich sound profile adds rumble and punch to your audio, but it’s well-balanced enough for various genres. They have a good passive noise isolation performance, so they’ll help reduce noise like background conversations or a humming A/C unit when you’re at the gym. However, like other earbuds listed here, they aren’t ideal if you want earbuds that block out noise like rumbling engines.
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Βest Cheap Headphones For Running
JLab Audio GO Air POP True Wireless
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The JLab Audio GO Air POP True Wireless are a good option if you’re looking for a pair of cheap but functional earbuds for runs. These offer solid performance for runs and workouts while being inexpensive enough that you don’t need to worry as much about losing an earbud along the path or at the gym. The battery lasts around nine hours of continuous use, meaning they probably don’t need to be recharged after every run. The case holds fewer extra charges than the Anker Soundcore Life Dot 2 Truly Wireless’, but has a built-in charging cable, which is one less thing to forget at home.
Out of the box, they have a well-balanced sound profile with a bit of extra bass. Although they don’t have a companion app or sound customization features like a graphic EQ, you can use the earbuds’ onboard controls for cycling through a few EQ presets, which allows you to customize their sound a little bit. They have a sturdy design and a stable fit. They’re also decently comfortable for most people but have a deep fit, and using the onboard controls can push the buds deeper into your ears, which you might find annoying, especially during long runs.
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Best Headphones For Outdoor Running
Shokz OpenRun Bone Conduction
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Having good spatial awareness is key to avoiding obstacles and staying safe when running outside. Some headphones use transparency mode to help you hear your surroundings, but the sound they create can’t capture your environment perfectly. Unlike some of the other picks on this list, the Shokz OpenRun Bone Conduction bypass the ear canal and use bone conduction to send vibrations via your cheekbones, leaving your whole ear unobstructed and able to hear the world around you. However, this does mean that they don’t block out any background sound at all. Their unique sound reproduction may not be for everyone, either. These headphones lack low-bass, so music like EDM and hip-hop lacks body and sounds hollow. However, thanks to their fairly balanced mid-range, they can be a solid choice if you like to listen to vocal-centric content like podcasts.
These headphones hook around your ear, ensuring they don’t move too much during intense movement outside. They’re well-built and have an IP67 rating for protection against dust and water, meaning you can wear these out in the rain without worrying about damage. They last roughly 13 hours continuously and have a standby mode to help conserve battery life if you forget to turn them off. However, they use a proprietary charging cable, so you’ll need to buy a new one if you lose or misplace it.
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Best Over-Ear Headphones For Running
Beats Studio3 Wireless
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If you find in-ears and earbuds uncomfortable, you might prefer over-ears like the Beats Studio3 Wireless. These wireless headphones have a sturdy build quality and have a comfortable fit for most people. Sports earbuds like the Jaybird Vista 2 Truly Wireless are more stable, but they’ll easily stay in place during runs. They come with a W1 chip for seamless pairing with Apple devices, and their ANC does a decent job at blocking out chatty gym-goers. While they don’t have an IP rating for protection against the elements, they last 23 hours on a single charge, so you can use them through several runs before needing a top-up.
The Beats have a warm sound profile. There’s a touch of extra bass to compliment your pump-up jams. Unfortunately, an underemphasis in the treble range means instruments and vocals sound muddy and dull. Their companion app lacks sound customization features, like a graphic EQ or presets, so you’re stuck with their sound out of the box. Their control scheme is also hard to navigate because all the buttons are flush with the ear cups’ body. Feedback is tactile and clicky, so you’ll know when you’ve input a command.
If you like over-ears for running, check out our list of the best over-ear headphones for working out.
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Notable Mentions
Apple AirPods Pro (2nd generation) Truly Wireless:
The Apple AirPods Pro (2nd generation) Truly Wireless are premium in-ears that are just as well-built as the Jaybird Vista 2 Truly Wireless and offer a much better ANC and transparency performance. However, their fit is less stable, and they’re only rated IPX4 for resistance against being splashed with water.
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Jabra Elite 7 Active True Wireless:
The Jabra Elite 7 Active True Wireless are sports-oriented earbuds with an IP57 rating for dust and water resistance. They have better battery life but aren’t as stable or well-built as the Jaybird Vista 2 Truly Wireless.
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JBL Live Free NC+ TWS True Wireless:
The JBL Live Free NC+ TWS True Wireless are a good choice for runs, thanks to their good build quality and an IPX7 rating for water resistance. However, they don’t have stability fins, so they aren’t stable as the Jaybird Vista 2 Truly Wireless.
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Recent Updates
Jun 02, 2023:
Reorganized the article to focus on in-ears and earbuds. Added the Skullcandy Push Active True Wireless as the ‘Best Mid-Range’ pick and removed the Anker Soundcore Life Q20 Wireless.
May 04, 2023:
Overhauled the article to showcase earbuds and over-ear headphones, as well as reflect best-of picks in each category’s respective ‘Best For Running’ article.
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Our recommendations above are what we think are currently the best bluetooth headphones for running and the best earbuds for running to buy for most people in each price range. We factor in the price (cheaper headphones win over pricier ones if the difference isn’t worth it), feedback from our visitors, and availability (no headphones that are difficult to find or almost out of stock everywhere).
If you would like to choose for yourself, here is the list of all of our headphone reviews, ranked by their suitability for sports and fitness. Be careful not to get caught up in the details. There are no perfect headphones. Personal taste, preference, and where you use the headphones will matter more in your selection.
10 Best Wireless Earbuds for Working Out (2023)
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Jabra Elite 7 Active
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Luxurious over-the-ear headphones are plush and comfortable, and they sound great. But for most everyday activities—working out, traveling, and wandering around my house pretending to put things away—I much prefer a pair of convenient, durable, wireless workout buds. Since I started testing them, their sound and comfort have improved dramatically. I trail run, hike, work on my yard, lift weights, and watch mildly embarrassing barre and yoga videos on my laptop, all while testing the best wireless workout headphones around.
If you like listening to music while scrambling up stony slopes or mowing your lawn, here are a bunch of WIRED’s favorite pairs. We’ve worn and sweated on all of them. Don’t see anything you like? Check out our Best Wirefree Earbuds, Best Cheap Headphones, Best Bluetooth Speakers, or any of our other buying guides for more.
Updated March 2023: We added the Jabra Elite 5, the JBL Reflect Aero and Endurance Peak III, and the JLab Epic Air Sport ANC, and updated links and pricing throughout.
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A Few Pointers
Should I Get Wired or Wireless Headphones?
Which buds are right for you? A surprising number of people still prefer corded headphones. When you’re going on a long run, the last thing you want to do is stand on your front porch, shivering in your shorts, trying to figure out why the right earbud isn’t connected. But for obvious reasons, wireless headphones are much more convenient when doing other strenuous physical activities.
I recommend investing in a pair that has ear hooks, clips, or fins to hold them securely in place; you can also buy ear hooks a la carte online. A tight, secure seal ensures that you get that big bass sound to power you through the last mile. Everyone’s ears are different, and your left might even be different from your right. Don’t be afraid to try mismatching sizes of ear tips or fins for a better fit.
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Jabra Elite 7 Active
One of the best qualities of Jabra is that their earbuds don’t change very much from year to year. The Elite 7 Active came out in 2021, but every time I put them on, I still find them to be the buds to beat. They’re still the smallest and most comfortable buds I’ve ever tested, with the tiniest case, and the rubber tip holds the buds securely in my tiny ears. They’ve stayed in place while running outside and under a beanie, plus they’re comfortable enough for me to wear while doing chores around the house.
The Sound+ app lets you customize the level of hear-through, meaning you can choose to let in more ambient noise if you’re running outside or washing dishes, or less if you’re in a gym. You can customize the hearing profile for listening to podcasts versus hip hop. They’re IP57-rated, which means that they’re dustproof and can be submerged in water up to one meter. They have 8 hours of battery life and up to 30 hours in the case. The mic also works well for calls.
★ Alternatives: The latest Jabra model is 2022’s Elite 5 ($150), which are meant to be the midrange model. To that end, they cost a teeny bit less, the buds are just a tiny bit bigger, with a slightly worse waterproofing rating, and they don’t have adjustable noise-canceling. However, like all Jabras, they’re comfortable, tiny, and look and sound great. I do like the matte finish and buttons on these better than the rubbery finish of the Elite 7 Active. The Elite 4 Active ($120) are also cheaper, if a little bigger.
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Best Cheap Buds
JLab Audio Go Air Sport
Workout buds are getting cheaper and better all the time (I’ve recommended other pairs that I like below) but JLab’s are really in a different class. The Go Air Sport are the sport version of the insanely affordable Go Air (8/10, WIRED Recommends), with a slight markup for over-ear hooks and case with a cover.
You just can’t find buds with quality this good for this price. They come in a sturdy case with a built-in USB charger. The build quality is solid, and touch controls are not too sensitive; I don’t accidentally turn off my music or turn up the volume whenever I adjust my hair or my hat. They have a solid 30 hours of battery life when you recharge them in the case—I wore them for two weeks for a few hours each day while running and walking my dog, and I never had to recharge them. And the Bluetooth connection is stronger than in other affordable earbuds that I’ve tried; I don’t have to be wary about walking around a corner, away from my phone. As a bonus, they also come in a wide array of playful colors.
★ Alternative: Even JLab’s upgraded sport buds are still relatively affordable. The Epic Air Sport ($80) has active noise-canceling, wireless charging, more than twice the battery life, and—most importantly for me, with my weird tiny ears—they have JLab’s magical Cloud Foam tips. Even earbuds with hooks tend to fall out and squiggle around, but Cloud Foam tips stay secure.
$30 at JLab Audio
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Best for Apple Lovers
Beats Fit Pro
Not only are the Beats Fit Pro (9/10, WIRED Recommends) one of the best workout buds for Apple users, they’re one of the best everyday buds, period. They have squishy ear tips and elegant fins (that may be a little big for smaller ears, unfortunately). They have the Apple h2 chip and pair seamlessly with Apple products, but they also have a great app for Android that includes one-touch pairing, customized controls, and a fit test.
The noise-canceling works extremely well, and you can click on a physical button on the buds to pause and let ambient noise in. The sound signature is remarkably sculptured, according to WIRED associate editor Parker Hall, meaning you can enjoy music in all genres, movies mixed in Dolby Atmos, and get great-sounding Zoom calls. Most important, unlike many of our other picks, they come in a signature Beats-style eye-catching purple (they now also come in coral, pink, and blue). I also wholeheartedly recommend Beats’ previous, and now cheaper, Powerbeats workout buds; they work reliably after years of heavy use.
★ Apple Alternative: If you must have Apple-branded buds, go for the AirPods Pro (9/10, WIRED Recommends). They are IPX4-rated so they’re sweat-resistant, and the sound quality, fit, and battery life have all improved over the years. I especially like that they now have a speaker, so you can ping them when you’ve lost them at your desk or under the couch. However, I still don’t find the fit as secure as any of the Beats headphones.
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Best for Outdoor Workouts
AfterShokz OpenRun Pro
I tried to arm-wrestle my colleague Eric Ravenscraft for the opportunity to review the Shokz OpenRun Pro (8/10, WIRED Recommends). I’ve tried many previous pairs of Shokz (formerly known as Aftershokz) and found their bone conduction technology—in which sound is conducted through the bones of your head—to be wildly unpleasant. But these feel more like placing a set of tiny speakers near your ears.
For that reason, these aren’t a great pick if you work out in a gym and would bother other people with ambient noise. That said, they’re comfortable and fantastic for all outdoor workouts, and have quickly become my favorite headphones. I can wear them running or hiking, or while biking, skateboarding, or roller-skating under a helmet, and still hear everything around me. However, they don’t have a charging case, and a 10-hour battery life before recharging is significantly shorter than every other bud we’ve listed here.
★ Alternative: I have extremely tiny ears and was frustrated to find that Sony’s LinkBuds (8/10, WIRED Recommends) did not work for me. But if you have less wonky ears, the LinkBuds have an unusual donut design that allows ambient noise to pass directly through the earbud into your ear. They leak a little sound, but they let in enough ambient sound to let WIRED editor Parker Hall wear them in the grocery store and on ski trips.
$180 at Amazon
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Best for Customization
JBL Reflect Aero
To stay safe on a run, you should remain aware of all the honking, revving, and talking around you. But sometimes, you want to shut the world out completely to enjoy your podcast, audiobook, or death metal playlist in perfect isolation. These buds can deliver both total awareness and total escapism—plus every notch in between—with a fully tweakable noise-canceling experience.
The Reflect Aeros have many of the basic active noise-canceling features, like an ambient listening mode and the ability to turn ANC on and off. Additional controls live inside the JBL Headphones app, including the ability to adjust the level of noise canceling that’s applied when ANC is switched on, or to activate an adaptive noise canceling mode that automatically adjusts the level of canceling based on the noisiness of your surroundings. Touch controls can also be tweaked in the app, so you can decide what a tap (and double- or triple-tap) on either bud should control: volume, track playback, or ANC.
They sound fantastic for music, movies, and voice (podcasts, calls, Zooms) with great bass and plenty of volume. The ANC is powerful enough to handle loud train rides and louder roommates. Fin-like wings keep the buds lodged into your ears; our reviewer wore them on two dozen runs with zero fit issues. The battery lasts eight hours, and that drops to six hours with the adaptive noise-canceling on. Our only quibbles are with the case; it’s USB-C (no wireless charging), and getting the earbuds properly aligned so they’ll recharge takes some practice. —Michael Calore
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Best Rugged Buds
JBL Endurance Peak 3
JBL’s latest outdoor workout buds have one of the most important qualities for a pair of buds that will see all sorts of harsh conditions: They’re relatively cheap! While they’re virtually indistinguishable from their previous iteration, the JBL Endurance Peak II ($70), they do have improved specs, like an IP68 compared to an IP67 dust-ingress and waterproof rating (it can be submerged deeper and for longer) and startlingly long battery life—10 hours of playtime in the buds, and an additional 40 more in the case. I wore them for two weeks while running and walking the dog and never once had to recharge. The JBL app is easy to navigate with quite a bit of customization available.
I have to admit that these are quite a bit bigger than some of our other picks, and that even the smallest size of ear tip doesn’t seal securely inside my ear. That made it a little difficult to evaluate sound quality as objectively, since if you can’t seal them securely, you’ll find the sound a little tinny. The buttons are a little more sensitive and I often found myself skipping tracks by adjusting my hair or hat. However, if you want killer battery life and buds that you don’t have to worry about even if you step on them, these are a solid pick.
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For Bigger Ears
Sony WF-1000XM4
In his write-up, WIRED associate editor Parker Hall says that Sony redesigned these buds to fit roundly in your ear instead of the “mostly in but with a bit hanging out” style of previous iterations. These buds are too big for my ears, but if you have larger earholes, this is the one pair to rule them all.
The sound quality is excellent, the noise-canceling is better, and they pick up your voice more clearly than ever before. They also have wireless charging and an industry-leading eight hours of battery life. They might be a little bulky to use on runs, but they work just fine for lifting weights at home.
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The Status Pick
Bang & Olufsen E8 Sport
Bang & Olufsen make gorgeous headphones, and these … well, they’re gorgeous. I especially love their small size and their low profile in the ear. I have extremely small ears, and these stayed put. They sound amazing and are hugely customizable. You can pick different listening profiles and adjust the degree of audio transparency you’d like, so you can hear the outside world better or barely at all. They’re water-resistant and offer up to seven hours of battery life outside the case, and 30 with it. If you like world-class sound and aesthetics, and wouldn’t throw yourself off a cliff if you lost a $350 earbud, these are great.
$325 at Amazon
$349 at Bang & Olufsen
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Another Affordable Option
Back Bay Audio Tempo 30
I was shocked by the Back Bay Tempo 30 (8/10, WIRED Recommends). The build quality is so good, they fit really well, and the sound is so great that I immediately had to have my colleague and WIRED’s resident audiophile, Parker Hall, verify my assessment for me.
A $45 pair of headphones isn’t perfect. They sound muddy up in the high range, and the Bluetooth connection isn’t great—it cut out on me when I left my phone on a counter and walked around a corner. Calls are fine to the person on the other end, but they sound remote and tinny on mine. At least they stayed in place while I was hanging upside down at a climbing gym, so you probably don’t need Back Bay’s upgraded pair with ear clips and wireless charging.
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Honorable Mentions
Other Workout Buds We Like
We try almost every pair of new workout buds that come out. Here are a few we like that aren’t quite as nice as the options above.
Back Bay Runner 60 for $60: Back Bay’s upgraded model have a whopping 80 hours of battery life, dual mics, and are IPX7-rated.
JBL x Under Armour True Wireless Streak for $85: These have most of the best JBL features—Ambient Aware, TalkThru, bumping bass—in a tinier package.
Adidas Z.N.E. True Wireless Headphones for $155: These sound wonderful, warm and resonant. However, for the price, their specs are not quite as great as some of our other picks—only 20 hours of battery life, with a slightly worse IPX5 rating.
Master & Dynamic MW07 Go for $159: We love these earbuds, but they’re getting quite old.
Bose Sport for $129: The same is true for the Bose Sport.
Philips Wireless Sport Headphones for $50: These fit well, and the sound is decent, but the case battery life is underwhelming, and the UV sterilizing tech seems like a gimmick.
Adrienne So is a senior associate reviews editor for WIRED, where she reviews consumer technology. She graduated from the University of Virginia with bachelor’s degrees in English and Spanish, and she previously worked as a freelance writer for Cool Hunting, Paste, Slate, and other publications. She lives in Portland, Oregon.
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Getting yourself to lace up your shoes and hit the pavement can be hard enough, but millions of dedicated runners and marathoners will tell you they can’t do it without the sound of their favorite tunes 125 -BMP. But for that, you need tight-fitting, great-sounding running headphones. However, not every pair of headphones is suitable for running. Wired headphones, for example, can become uncomfortable after a few minutes, and poorly designed headphones can fall out quickly with a little sweat or movement. There are a few things to keep in mind when choosing good running headphones: Do you want to block out the outside world with active noise cancellation, or do you need features like Transparency Mode so you can hear traffic or other potential obstacles? What kind of waterproof you need – IPX4 and above will protect against sweat and light rain. How easy is it to use the controls while driving? We’ve covered all of this and more in our roundup of the best running headphones. Go.
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JLab Epic Air Sport ANC 2nd Gen True Wireless Earbuds FOR Easy setup New Find with Tile feature Excellent battery life IP66 rating Updated JLab app CON Average call quality Mediocre ANC JLabs has been a solid option for affordable sports headphones that still pack a host of runner-friendly features, but these headphones, the second generation of the proven Epic Air Sport ANC headphones, continue to impress, maintaining their top spot on our best running headphones list. In line with the “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” approach, the second generation of the Sport ANC has only a few notable differences. They’re available for under $100, and JLab’s Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) still has three modes – ANC On, ANC Off, and Be Aware, a transparency mode that lets in more ambient noise so you can pay attention to your surroundings. during a run. The JLab Air ANC app has been rebranded as the JLab Sound app, and it still gives you a wide range of Epic Air Sport ANC settings, with sliders to set the noise canceling level and external audio to suit your preference. The app also lets you use three equalizer presets to further customize your sound, whether it’s metal, dance hits or podcasts. Plus, you get EQ controls for bass, mids, and treble to further customize your sound – and you can even tweak presets to customize those as well. Of course, the app won’t always be the easiest to access while running, which is why the surface of the Epic Air Sport ANC also features a range of sensor-based touch controls that support single-tap and multi-tap to control various settings including play, pause, volume , answer/reject a call, activate Siri or Google Assistant, change equalizer presets, and cycle through ANC modes. New to the 2nd generation is the addition of the “Find with Tile” feature, which allows you to locate a lost earpiece or both earbuds using the Tile app. Another strong point of the brand, the Epic Air Sport ANCs impress with 70 hours of total listening time with ANC off and 50+ hours with it on. Each earbud lasts 15 hours on a single charge without ANC and an even more impressive 11 hours with ANC. If you’re worried about fit, the 2nd Gen Epic Air Sport ANC comes with gel and foam tips that you can experiment with to find your fit to prevent slippage, while the ear hooks mentioned above keep your headphones securely in place during even the most intense runs and workouts. The IP66 rating is also good for outdoor workouts, keeping the earphones sweat and dust free wherever you go. It’s worth noting that the first generation of Epic Air Sport ANC headphones are nearly identical and still available if you’re looking to save a few bucks.
JBL Reflect Aero TWS PRO Excellent IP68 resistance One of the best ANCs we’ve seen Eight-hour battery life everyone. Our previous JBL pick, the Reflect Flow Pro, was a great set of headphones with some of the best noise canceling features we’ve come across in a new compact design that can even withstand salt water swimming. Our current pick, the Reflect Aero TWS, has many of the same benefits but at a significantly lower price point, allowing you to save some cash and still get a great pair of sports headphones. Adaptive Noise Cancellation uses four microphones with Smart Ambient technology to constantly monitor your current environment, and it does the job very well. Another set of beamforming microphones helps eliminate extra noise if you’re taking calls and want to be heard. And the remarkable IP68 rating means the headphones are dust-proof and can be submerged up to 5 feet in any water (although we note that this is a great way to lose the headphones). The design is minimalist, with small tips and compact ribs for stability, but inside the 6.8mm drivers do some serious audio work, so you won’t skimp on sound quality. It’s also nice to note the eight-hour battery life, and the case keeps two more charges in reserve. These are incredibly well-balanced headphones, and will be a particularly good choice if you often play by a noisy river or on dusty paths.
Beats Powerbeats Pro Beats Powerbeats Pro review: Great design, but with a downside Review PRO Best-in-class battery life Waterproof Secure fit, elegant design Bold, bright sound AGAINST 900 03 No main battery indicator Massive body Constant connectivity issues
iPhone users who wanted truly wireless headphones that could take advantage of the power of their smartphone had only one choice before the PowerBeats Pro: Apple’s AirPods. With average battery life, an inability to resist sweat or movement, and audio quality that didn’t impress anyone, AirPods weren’t the runner’s first choice. The Beats PowerBeats Pro made a difference.
With a whopping nine hours of battery life on a single charge, these headphones are unlikely to want to stop for a break before you do. They’re also more than capable of handling moisture from even the most vigorous workout (although you should probably shower without them), and they have classic Beats sound: piercing in all the right places, especially at low frequencies. The PowerBeats Pro provide comfortable , but a secure fit, retaining the behind-the-ear clip design of the not-quite-wireless PowerBeats 3 while still managing to improve on that formula. Siri can be summoned by simply saying its name (or pressing a button), and the included volume switch is a huge improvement over AirPods that don’t have this feature.
These headphones don’t provide audio passthrough from the built-in mics, so you’ll have to be careful when exercising near traffic or other dangerous places, but they do have a great (and configurable) auto-pause feature when you take the headphone off, which at least makes it stop for a more comfortable conversation. With their IPX4 rating and audio pass-through, Apple’s AirPods Pro are a great alternative for iPhone users, although we think serious runners will prefer the more secure Powerbeats Pro mount.
Jabra Elite 7 Pro Jabra Elite 7 Pro review PRO Very comfortable Excellent sound quality Excellent call quality Very good ANC and transparency Good battery life Wireless charging Tons of customization options Excellent protection against water/dust VS No
The Jabra Elite 7 Pro True Wireless Earbuds have made several of our best earbuds lists, including still topping our best wireless earbuds list.
Why? In a nutshell, they sound amazing, they are very comfortable to use all day long, they are great not only for running but also for listening to music and other things, and they are highly customizable with a feature rich app.
Let’s break it down point by point: in terms of sound, bass can often be the hardest part for headphones, but the Elite 7 Pros were good out of the box. Perhaps too good, as our reviewer pointed out, but with adjustable EQ, presets, and the smart MySound feature in the Sound+ app that adjusts the sound to suit your own listening profile, there are plenty of ways to customize your headphones to sound perfect for you. Add to that the decent, customizable ANC and transparency options, and the Elite 7 Pros do a great job of improving the sound – with the app, you can weed out or dampen as much external noise as you want, which is important for runners who want to be aware of what’s going on. what surrounds them.
As far as how they fit, we called them “the most comfortable wireless noise-cancelling headphones you can buy right now” in our review, and they are for those who are going to use them for high-intensity activities like running. Read: they don’t budge. That’s good because the battery life is up to eight hours (30 hours with a charge), and while your run won’t likely last that long, it’s nice to know they’ll still work after you get out of the shower.
While slightly more expensive than others on our list, the Jabra Elite 7 Pros are among our favorites from last year and continue to impress us in 2023.
Anker Soundcore Sport X10 Anker Soundcore Sport X10 Review FOR Comfortable fit and stability Reliable durability Good sound quality Reliable ANC and surround performance Excellent application support 900 03 VS Wind can break through No aptX support No wireless charging Anker has updated its sports headphone line with a version that finally features ANC, offering impressively robust audio cancellation with an efficient ambient mode. The dynamic speaker system is designed to boost bass without disturbing other bands, and IPX7 rating ensures that sweat, rain and water won’t get in the way of your practice tunes. One of our favorite features of these headphones is the set of ear hooks, which are both quite flexible and have the ability to rotate 210 degrees. This allows you to adjust the earbuds until you find the perfect fit in your ear and then secure them in place. Everyone’s ears are different, and if you often have issues with earbud placement (especially while running), you might appreciate the Sport X10s’ adjustability. The battery life of these Anker headphones is also quite long: up to eight hours on a single charge, and the case can store up to three additional charges. We also really enjoyed working with the SoundCore app, which has 21 preset EQs, an eight-band EQ to customize, and even workout breathing programs.
Shokz OpenRun Pro FOR Open-ear design Durable titanium construction that remains comfortable 10-hour battery life VS Bone conduction design not for everyone Bone conduction headphones use the vibration of the bones near your ears to transmit sound, leaving your ears free for comfort and the ability to hear ambient noise while you run. This particular model uses small tabs that fit snugly against the cheeks right next to the ears, while earlier versions struggled with bass and clarity. When Aftershokz became Shokz, they redesigned and created the OpenRun Pro, a better and more comfortable model than ever before, with a titanium frame to keep the headphones from slipping off. The new battery lasts up to 10 hours of music or calls, and has a five-minute quick charge so you’ll be ready for your run whenever you’re out and about. The OpenRun Pro is also completely waterproof and sweat-resistant (can’t swim). In addition, they are surprisingly light and comfortable despite their unique design. The feel isn’t exactly like traditional headphones, but this option keeps you safe while still allowing you to listen to any music or podcast while you’re out and about.
Jaybird Vista 2 Jaybird Vista 2 review: Tough as nails wireless headphones for athletes Review PROS Fully waterproof and dustproof Compact and secure fit Great sound quality Wireless charging VS Very poor call quality ANC not available handles wind noise BEST BUY FOR $150 We already loved the fit (including three sizes of gel tips) and performance of the first Vista headphones, but the second generation improved them with even more useful features. One of the most notable is the high IP68 and MIL-STD 810G rating, which make these earphones waterproof, sweatproof, dustproof, freezeproof and shockproof. You don’t have to worry about something going wrong. But the design is thoughtful in other ways as well: 6mm milled drivers provide excellent sound, plus the ability to adjust some EQ profiles to get your preferred sound. However, if you need to make calls, it’s best to keep it indoors. Even with the inclusion of WindDefense fabric, which Jaybird calls windproof, and beamforming microphones specifically designed to block out wind from traffic or weather, our reviewer Simon Cohen found wind to be a problem on calls. Controlling the Jaybird Vista 2 is also simple, switching between Active Noise Cancellation and SurroundSense with just two clicks. As for the last two modes – Active Noise Canceling is great, but SurroundSense is one of the new modes that’s coming to outdoor-focused headphones. It lowers the noise canceling level so you can hear the noise around you, perfect for watching cars or other people while you run. Finally, the Vista 2 headphones also get a battery boost with a new eight-hour battery and a case that can handle up to two charges.
FAQ Do the running headphones have built-in storage? Usually not. Most modern running headphones stream music from your phone or smartwatch via Bluetooth. Should I buy wired or wireless headphones? If you’re planning to lead an active lifestyle, it’s generally better to get wireless headphones because they don’t have wires to get in your way. Keep in mind that on true wireless earbuds, the cable connecting the earbuds together is also removed. But it can also make it easier for the earbuds to slip out during exercise. Some models solve this problem with ear hooks or straps. With should I buy waterproof headphones? Not everyone needs waterproof headphones, although many appreciate the confidence they provide. Runners’ earmuffs are often covered in sweat and exposed to the elements, such as rain. Waterproof headphones provide the most protection against moisture, but waterproof headphones will at least provide some protection. Water-resistance is a mandatory specification for headphones and is listed as an IP rating in the product description. Be sure to find out what these IP ratings mean (and what rating to aim for) before you buy. If you need more resources, check out our best swimming headphones as they should fit runners too. Do the running headphones have a heart rate monitor? While some headphones offer heart rate monitors, they are by no means as accurate as conventional heart rate monitors that can be attached to your chest or wrist. If you want the most accurate heart rate readings, we would recommend using chest monitors or even a smart watch. How do I find running headphones that fit my ear? Earmuffs do not need to fully encircle the ear to be sure they will fit, and earmuffs often come with several sizes of tips to try on. Most modern running headphones come with a variety of eartips and ear cushions to fit any ear size. However, we recommend trying on the headphones you plan to buy whenever possible, as in-person fitting is the best way to ensure a good and comfortable fit.
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1 Headphone types:
1.1 On-ear
1. 2 Plug-in
1.3 In-ear
1.4 Full-size
1.5 Monitor
2 Sound source
3 Portable and convenient
4 Waterproof
5 Wired or wireless headphones
6 Good and powerful sound
7 Rating top 5 sports headphones.
7.1 1. JBL Tune 750 BTNC
7.2 2. JBL Endurance SPRINT
7.3 3. JBL Tune 120 TWS
7.4 4. JBL Tune 205 BT
7.5 5. JBL Tune 600 BTNC
Today There are many different types of headphones on the market. Making the right choice among all the variety is very difficult, especially if you choose headphones for sports. It is necessary to pay attention to various factors affecting comfort during training.
In this article, we will analyze how to choose the right headphones for various types of training and choose the most popular ones.
Each athlete has an individual approach, you need to take into account the type and intensity of training, the individual structure of the auricles and, of course, the price is an important factor. Let’s see what types of headphones are.
Types of headphones:
On-ear
The name itself speaks for itself, rather large models that are superimposed on the auricle from above and cover it completely or partially. Such headphones are held on the head or behind the ear on special fasteners.
In-ear
In-ear or earbuds, drops or tablets – this type of headphones is considered the simplest and cheapest on the market. It is inserted into the ear, but does not close the ear canal, which helps to hear external, extraneous sounds. They do not play music as cleanly as we would like, have an average sound quality, while they are light in weight and take up little space.
Earmuffs
Earmuffs or vacuum earmuffs are earmuffs that are inserted into the ear canal and tightly close it. This type of headphones is usually equipped with special silicone ear tips of different sizes, they contribute to better sealing and isolate external sound, almost completely. In-ear headphones can be different both in appearance and in the form of fastening. Some models have special rubber hooks or spacers that contribute to a snug fit to the ear. Another important factor when choosing in-ear headphones is the individual selection of ear cushions. If they do not fit you in size, then the sound quality will suffer greatly and you will not hear all the sound in full, and the headphones themselves may fall out of your ear. As a rule, headphones of this type are equipped with additional ear cushions of different sizes.
Full-size
Full-size – these are headphones with the most impressive dimensions, you will definitely notice them and will not confuse them with anything. Soft ear cushions completely cover the ear, which contributes to good sound isolation. Full-size headphones provide a good immersive effect and a sense of the volume of the sound space, effectively shielding external noise. Usually they are used in cases where you do not need to keep track of what is happening in the external space: at home when listening to music or watching a movie, in the office when you need to delve into work, or on the road in a noisy environment (subway, train, plane) .At the same time, they are highly discouraged, for example, on the street, when it is critical to hear what is happening around (the signal of a car, bus or motorcycle, a cyclist’s call, someone’s shout). Nevertheless, many teenagers walk the streets in such headphones, delving into listening to music at full volume, not paying attention to such trifles of life as red traffic lights, driving cars and racing motorcycles. Such behavior may cost them their lives, but what is there any life compared to quality music in the ears, right?
Monitor
The sound in these headphones goes straight to the ear, which is the safest, as it is not tiring for hearing. Monitor headphones are considered professional, have a very wide frequency range.
Sound source
The sound source also plays a big role when choosing headphones for sports. Let’s consider how the radiation source affects the sound quality and what kind they are.
Dynamic – the most common type and the cheapest.
Electrostatic – usually found in high-end headphones. They have virtually no distortion and they give the highest quality sound.
Isodynamic – high power.
Armature – These can be more compact, but still sound clear and crisp.
Typically, in-ear and in-ear headphones are dynamic and reinforcing, on-ear headphones are dynamic, and full-size headphones are dynamic, isodynamic and electrostatic.
Every sport needs a different type of headphone to meet all requirements. Each athlete selects headphones individually, depending on the type of sport and the intensity of training. If training takes place indoors, then closed-type headphones are suitable, they provide good noise isolation and allow you to completely immerse yourself in the world of music. And for fans of outdoor training, you will have to choose open-type headphones. These headphones allow you to hear extraneous sounds and the signal of the car, will allow you to be aware of surrounding events and prevent traumatic situations.
Portability and convenience
When choosing headphones, portability is also very important. If the headphones are large and at the same time do not have a folding mechanism (for a more compact form), there is a risk of damage to them during transportation and of course they take up a lot of space in the bag.
You have to choose for yourself whether the sound quality is more important to you or whether the comfort and portability of the headphones is more important.
When exercising, the headphones should fit snugly on the ear and not interfere with the exercise. It is for this reason that in-ear sports headphones and in-ear headphones are equipped with additional latches that are located in the auricle and do not allow the headphones to fall out even with sudden movements of the head.
Some models of sports headphones have special attachments: neckband or behind-the-ear attachment (hooks). At the same time, the choice of the type of attachment is very individual, since it depends on the anatomical features of the structure of the ear. So you have to select them individually. Now it’s a little easier: usually, ear pads of different sizes are attached to the headphones, and you can choose your own from them.
It is also important to pay attention during training to softness and comfortable fit to the ear . If you chose in-ear headphones, then the ear pads must be made of silicone. Foam rubber or plastic after an hour of intense training begin to seem too hard and uncomfortable.
Waterproof
Another important factor to consider when choosing training headphones is moisture protection. Models marked waterproof , you can safely use during active physical exertion and in any weather, even during rain. You can easily rinse these headphones under the tap and they will be clean again. If the headphones have the inscription water resistant, they will not survive the flowing stream of water, but they will cope perfectly with rain and sweat.
Wired or wireless headphones
If you choose wired headphones, you should pay attention to the quality of the materials from which the wires are made. It is very important that the wire is strong enough (with Kevlar protection), this will ensure a longer use of the headphones and reduce the risk of cable kinks. On some models, a special clothespin is provided, it helps to fix the headphones on clothes, so as not to accidentally damage the wire, with sudden movements during training.
There are models with flat wires, they are much less tangled, more durable and last longer than usual.
Recently, athletes prefer wireless bluetooth headphones, they are very comfortable and do not have to constantly keep the phone or player next to them. Modern models can work far enough via bluetooth, you can move around the gym and do exercises while quietly enjoying music.
A handy feature when choosing headphones for sports is to control music and calls using the remote control buttons located on the headphones. With their help, you can easily switch music tracks and answer calls, and you will not have to be distracted from doing exercises and running after the phone once again.
Sports headphones should be comfortable, lightweight and comfortable to wear during exercise so that the athlete is not distracted by the headphones and can focus on the workout.
Good and powerful sound
Of course, the most important factor when choosing headphones for sports is good and powerful sound. The quality of the sound directly affects the quality of the training, the music that the athlete hears stimulates him to give all his best. This parameter is the most important, if you have chosen comfortable headphones and the sound quality is lame, then there is absolutely no point in such headphones. When choosing, you need to consider all factors, then you will find the headphones of your dreams.
Consider the aspects that you should pay attention to when choosing headphones for sports.
Sound transmission . The place where your workout will take place is important, in the gym or on the street you will be disturbed by extraneous sounds. It can distract and anger you. Accordingly, when choosing, it is important to pay attention to a model with good sound insulation that can protect against external stimuli. But if you train outdoors, then you should take care of your safety in order to hear the sound of a passing car or passers-by.
Natural sound . From a purely technical point of view, we are talking about frequency response, sensitivity, impedance, maximum power and distortion level. For example, the first parameter associated with the size of the membrane, if you compare headphones with different diameters of the membrane under equal conditions, those where it is larger sound better.
The sensitivity of affects the volume of the sound, it is usually 100 dB or more, because lower sensitivity makes the sound too quiet. The electrical resistance affects the performance, if the accessories are high impedance, the sound source should also be with a higher output voltage. As a rule, impedance is not a problem. The maximum power affects the volume.
The distortion level of is measured as a percentage, the lower it is, the higher the sound quality.
Number of channels, remain common in stereo, that is, when the signal is transmitted through a separate channel to each sound emitter. There are also monophonic and multichannel.
Functionality . For example, models differ in the type of attachment: regular, behind-the-ear, without attachments, and others. There are accessories where a couple of characteristics are combined, which will be a big advantage.
Knowing all the characteristics and factors that affect the quality of headphones, you can make the right choice. Sport helps a person to be in good shape, maintain a healthy lifestyle. Headphones for sports will definitely help you with this. When you listen to music during your workout, it distracts you from your daily routine, helps you not feel tired, and can help you immerse yourself and enjoy your favorite music.
Headphone design is one of the decisive factors, even in the sports industry, people follow the latest fashion trends, and the color of the device plays an important role in a stylish look.
Rating top 5 sports headphones.
When a person goes in for sports, he almost does not pay attention to the details in the music, he listens more to the rhythm and tempo of the melody. Preference is given to high-quality basses, they stimulate the athlete during training. Music plays an important role during the training process, so the choice of headphones should be taken seriously.
1. JBL Tune 750 BTNC
JBL Tune 750 BTNC earphones are the first in our rating. High-quality sound and comfortable fit make this model versatile. They are designed not only for sports, they are perfect for walking, playing computer games or working. The decisive factors when choosing can be called a convenient design, good quality sound and high-quality noise reduction, in addition, they are also wireless.
Specifications will pleasantly surprise you: frequency range 20-20000 GHz, sensitivity 92 dB, continuous operation time is 22 hours, support for Bluetooth 4.2. The disadvantage of this model is the lack of moisture protection and there is no support for the Bluetooth 5 function, but this is not a decisive factor when choosing.
The excellent sound quality and price ratio is worth noting.
2. JBL Endurance SPRINT
With IPX7 water resistance, these headphones are popular among professional athletes. This model is able to withstand sweat, driving rain or snow, but will not be able to survive a workout in the pool. Wireless headphones support Bluetooth 4.2 and touch control, which makes them even more convenient during your workout.
With TwistLock™ and FlexSoft™ technologies, the headphones are lightweight and ergonomically designed for a comfortable and secure fit during sports. Headphones are able to withstand 8 hours of continuous use and support the fast charging function. Specifications will pleasantly surprise you: frequency range 20-20000Hz, battery capacity 120mAh, fast charging in 10 minutes and lasts for 1 hour.
The only drawback of this model is Micro-USB for charging.
3. JBL Tune 120 TWS
Legendary powerful sound and super powerful bass are combined in the tiny JBL Tune 120 TWS wireless headphones. Comfortable wireless earbuds in a custom charging case make them even more compact and versatile. The duration of continuous operation of the headphones is 4 hours, and in combination with a case it reaches 16 hours. This model of headphones supports the fast charging function, they are also equipped with a built-in microphone and a call control button. Athletes will appreciate this functionality, you won’t have to be distracted from training and get your phone to call, and powerful bass will help you cope with the pace of training. Specifications will delight you: frequency range 20-20000Hz, sensitivity 96 dB, Bluetooth 4.2, charging time 2 hours, weight 73g. Of course, the price of this model is not small, but the quality will pleasantly surprise you. The only drawback of this model is the absence of a volume control button on the headphones.
4. JBL Tune 205 BT
If you’re looking for quality, affordable headphones for sports, the JBL Tune 205 BT in-ear wireless headphones are the right choice for you. Powerful bass and high-quality sound will please you, and the presence of a three-button remote control with a microphone will make your workout even more comfortable.
Connect to a phone or player using Bluetooth 4. 1. Special flat cable, no tangling, and ergonomically shaped soft earbuds allow you to enjoy music while playing sports. Duration of continuous work is 6 hours, full charge is carried out in 2 hours.
Specifications will please you: frequency range 20-20000 Hz, sensitivity 100 dB, battery capacity mAh.
The disadvantage of this model is the lack of fast charging and moisture protection.
5. JBL Tune 600 BTNC
One of the most popular models on the market in the middle price segment. As always, JBL pleases with high-quality wireless headphones that have everything you need for training. Durable and lightweight design ensures comfortable and long-term use. Soft ear cushions are covered with eco-leather and sit comfortably on the ears, and also have high-quality sound and active noise cancellation.
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The Best Trackball Mouse – Spring 2023: Mice Reviews
Table of Contents
Intro
Best Mouse
Best Mid-Range
Best Budget
Best Gaming
Recent Updates
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Discussions
Updated Apr 17, 2023 at 12:33 pm
By Gregory Vodden
Although they’re often called ‘trackball mice,’ trackballs aren’t technically mice. A conventional mouse has an optical sensor on the bottom that tracks your movements across a surface, while a trackball stays put on your desk, and you use your thumb or fingers to spin a ball while a sensor inside tracks the movement of that ball. Trackballs are a great option if you have limited desk space, and they can be a more ergonomic option because they don’t rely on movements from your wrist or arm.
When shopping for the best trackball mouse for your needs, it’s important to find an option that will be comfortable for your hand size. You’ll also want to consider what kind of features are important for you. For productivity tasks, you’ll want a good scroll wheel for navigating documents or timelines, while for gaming, you’ll need to make sure your mouse has lower click latency and a high polling rate.
We’ve tested over 285 mice, and below are our top picks for the best trackball mice. For other recommendations, see our picks for the best ergonomic mice, the best wired mice, or the best wireless mice.
Best Trackball Mouse
Logitech MX ERGO
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6.9
Video Games (FPS)
5.9
Video Games (MMO)
7.3
Raw Performance
5. 7
Ambidextrous
No
Connectivity
Wireless
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The best trackball we’ve tested is the Logitech MX ERGO. It has a comfortable right-handed shape and a thumb trackball design suitable for all hand sizes. While using it, your hand posture is between a handshake and a more traditional palm-down position. It also features a metal plate attachment that lets you choose between a 0-degree or 20-degree tilt position. You can connect this mouse wirelessly using its Logitech Unifying USB receiver or via Bluetooth, and you can pair up to two devices simultaneously. It feels well-built and sturdy, and the materials and finish are high quality. Some users also report that the rubber coating is prone to wear out after extended use.
The scroll wheel has tilt buttons for horizontal scrolling but doesn’t unlock for a quicker free-scrolling mode like some high-end productivity mice. Also, while it has companion software to program buttons and adjust sensitivity settings, there’s no option to increase the polling rate. It won’t concern most people, but the polling rate isn’t high enough to produce smooth cursor movements for gaming or if you use a 4k monitor. Alternatively, you may want to check out the Logitech ERGO M575, a very similar model that’s typically available for less. However, it doesn’t include a tilt base, doesn’t support multi-device connectivity, and feels cheaper overall.
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Best Mid-Range Trackball Mouse
ELECOM HUGE M-HT1DRBK
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7.9
Video Games (FPS)
4. 0
Video Games (MMO)
6.8
Ambidextrous
No
Connectivity
Wireless
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At a mid-range price point, we recommend the ELECOM HUGE M-HT1DRBK. It’s a versatile finger-operated trackball with a right-handed shape. It includes a conventional scroll wheel with left and right tilt buttons and ten programmable inputs. It also has an integrated leatherette wrist rest which, true to its name, makes it fairly large and bulky. However, it’s still a good fit for all but small-sized hands. It connects wirelessly with a USB receiver and uses a pair of AA batteries for power. You can use the companion software for remapping buttons and adjusting CPI settings.
However, only three sensitivity presets are available, and the highest setting is only 1200 CPI, which may not feel sensitive enough if you use a very high-resolution display. Unfortunately, this trackball doesn’t have Bluetooth support like our best pick on this list, the Logitech MX ERGO. Also, like nearly all trackball mice, it has a very low fixed polling rate, making it unsuitable for gaming. That said, it’s an affordable option with plenty of customizable controls for productivity or everyday use.
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Best Budget Trackball Mouse
Kensington Orbit Wireless Trackball with Scroll Ring
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Office/Multimedia
7.7
Video Games (FPS)
4.1
Video Games (MMO)
4.9
Ambidextrous
Yes
Connectivity
Wireless
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We recommend the Kensington Orbit Wireless Trackball with Scroll Ring as a budget option. It has a truly ambidextrous design with a center-mounted, finger-operated trackball. It also has a ring-style scroll wheel and two main buttons that serve as left- and right-click buttons on either side. There’s an included palm rest that you can detach, making it much more compact. Overall, it feels very well-built and connects wirelessly with its USB receiver. It uses two AA batteries for power.
Unfortunately, this mouse doesn’t have as many programmable inputs as our mid-range recommendation, the ELECOM HUGE M-HT1DRBK. Additionally, the somewhat unconventional ring-style scroll wheel may take a little getting used to if you aren’t already familiar with it. Also, like most trackball options, this mouse has a very low, fixed polling rate and a low maximum CPI setting, which means it isn’t suitable for gaming or if you have a very high-resolution display. That said, it’s an affordable wireless option for anyone looking for a no-fuss trackball for work or everyday browsing.
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Best Gaming Trackball Mouse
GameBall Mouse
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Work
6. 0
Video Games (FPS)
5.1
Video Games (MMO)
5.5
Raw Performance
6.9
Ambidextrous
True Ambidextrous
Connectivity
Wired
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For gamers, we recommend the GameBall Mouse. Unlike other trackball options, this mouse has a maximum polling rate of 1000Hz, the current standard among gaming mice. This higher polling rate produces much smoother, more consistent cursor movements in-game. It has a true ambidextrous shape that’s comfortable whether you’re right- or left-handed. It also features a sloping palm rest long enough to accommodate your entire palm. There are three buttons on either side and a tactile scroll ring around the trackball.
Because this is a wired mouse, something that isn’t super important as the mouse stays put during use, it does mean a bit more clutter on your desk. Unfortunately, its click latency is high compared to most conventional gaming mice. While it’s well-suited for a range of game genres, it isn’t ideal for competitive FPS or other fast-paced, reaction-based games and may not feel as snappy and responsive as most conventional gaming mice. It also lacks dedicated software for programming buttons or adjusting sensor options. Note that the GameBall is only available directly from the manufacturer’s website.
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Recent Updates
Apr 17, 2023:
We’ve reviewed this article and confirmed the availability and pricing of our picks but haven’t made any changes to our lineup.
Feb 16, 2023:
We’ve refreshed some of the text in several entries, but we haven’t made any changes to our recommendations after verifying that all our picks remain in stock and are the best choices for their respective categories.
Dec 20, 2022:
We’ve refreshed some of the text in this article and verified that all picks continue to represent the best products currently available.
Oct 21, 2022:
We’ve reviewed this article and made several small changes for clarity, but have chosen not to change our current lineup of recommendations as they still represent the best choices for their respective categories. However, we’ve removed the Logitech M750 from our list of Notable Mentions as it’s no longer a more affordable option compared to the newer, upgraded Logitech M575.
Aug 19, 2022:
We’ve revamped the category names and our picks for this article to better represent the current market and to provide more insight for readers. We’ve also overhauled our Notable Mentions section to include fewer, more relevant recommendations.
All Reviews
Our recommendations above are what we think are currently the best trackball mice for most people. We factor in the price (a cheaper mouse wins over a pricier one if the difference isn’t worth it), feedback from our visitors, and availability (no mice that are difficult to find or almost out of stock everywhere).
If you would like to do the work of choosing yourself, here is the list of all our mice reviews. Be careful not to get too caught up in the details. While no mouse is perfect for every use, most mice are great enough to please almost everyone, and the differences are often not noticeable unless you really look for them.
Logitech MX ERGO Review – RTINGS.com
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Reviewed Sep 21, 2020 at 08:33 am
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5. 9
Video Games (FPS)
7.3
Video Games (MMO)
5.7
Raw Performance
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test results
deals
discussions
Type
Trackball
Ambidextrous
No
Default Weight
261.9 g
Connectivity
Wireless
The Logitech MX ERGO is an ergonomic trackball mouse in Logitech’s office-oriented MX Series lineup. It’s very well-made and feels extremely comfortable when used with a palm grip. Its design may take some time getting used to, but luckily, the trackball is easy to move around. It comes with a metal tilt plate that tilts the mouse upwards, aimed at relieving stress in the wrist, but this isn’t something we test for. There are a good amount of buttons you can program, and you can connect with up to two devices at once, which is great for multitasking. Sadly, it’s not a versatile mouse outside of office use because it’s limited on gaming features, and the polling rate is set at 125Hz.
Our Verdict
6.9
Work
The Logitech MX ERGO is excellent for office use. It’s an ergonomic trackball mouse that feels extremely comfortable if you’re using a palm grip. It’s very well-made, and there’s a good amount of buttons you can reprogram, which helps with your workflow. Also, it connects with up to two devices at once, and you can switch between them easily with the press of a button.
Pros
Extremely comfortable.
Very well-made.
Good amount of programmable buttons.
5.9
Video Games (FPS)
This mouse is okay for FPS gaming. The Logitech MX ERGO isn’t specifically designed for gaming, and the trackball isn’t for everyone. It has a fairly wide CPI range, low error, and low click latency, but you can’t set its polling rate above 125Hz. It’s a heavy mouse, but this won’t make a difference when gaming because you rotate the trackball instead of moving the entire mouse.
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7.3
Video Games (MMO)
The mouse is good for MMO gaming. Although not designed for this use, the Logitech MX ERGO offers a good amount of programmable inputs, including three ways to program the scroll wheel, but there’s only one side button. It has low click latency, fairly wide CPI range, and minimal error, but you can’t adjust its polling rate higher than 125Hz.
Pros
Extremely comfortable.
Very well-made.
Good amount of programmable buttons.
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5.7
Raw Performance
6.9
Work
5. 9
Video Games (FPS)
7.3
Video Games (MMO)
5.7
Raw Performance
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We’ve converted this review to Test Bench 1.4. This update modifies our Hand Size Recommendation test, adding a more granular hand size recommendation chart. We’ve moved several minor tests into different test groups, removed the Travel usage, and added a new Raw Performance usage. For more details, you can see our full changelog here.
Updated Sep 16, 2022:
We’ve converted this review to Test Bench 1.3. This update adds a new Sensor Latency test and makes minor changes to several of our existing tests, resulting in test result changes in several sections. For more information, you can check out our full changelog here.
Updated Aug 17, 2022:
We’ve converted this review to Test Bench 1.2. This update simplifies our Weight test and expands on our CPI test from Test Bench 1.1, resulting in changes to test results in both sections. For more details, you can see our complete changelog here.
Updated Aug 16, 2022:
We’ve converted this review to Test Bench 1. 1. This update revamps our Click Latency test and results in changes to test results. For more details, you can see our full changelog here.
Updated Nov 02, 2020:
Converted to Test Bench 1.0.
Updated Sep 21, 2020:
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Differences Between Sizes And Variants
We tested the Logitech MX ERGO, and there’s a Best Buy-exclusive variant called the Logitech MX ERGO Plus. The only difference is that the MX ERGO Plus is sold with an extra rubber plate that can help raise the metal tilt plate by an additional 10 degrees, for a total of a 30-degree tilt. Besides comfort, we expect our results to be valid for both variants.
If you have a Logitech MX ERGO that’s different from ours, let us know and we’ll update the review.
Compared To Other Mice
The Logitech MX ERGO is an excellent office mouse with a unique design. It has a lot of the same features as most other Logitech MX mice, like the Logitech MX Master 3, with multiple programmable inputs and multi-device pairing. Choosing this over other Logitech mice comes down to personal preference and whether or not you’ll feel comfortable using a trackball. We haven’t tested many trackball mice, but its design is much more comfortable than the Kensington Expert Mouse Wireless Trackball. Also, make sure to check out our recommendations for the best ergonomic mice, the best wireless mice, and the best Logitech mice.
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The Logitech MX ERGO is a better ergonomic trackball mouse for office use than the Logitech ERGO M575. The MX ERGO feels better-built and has a rechargeable battery. It also has more programmable inputs, a scroll wheel with L/R tilt buttons, and better click latency when using Bluetooth. On the other hand, the ERGO M575 is heavier and uses an AA battery. Both mice are very well-suited for palm grip, but those with small hands may not be able to reach all buttons using a claw grip with the M575.
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The Logitech MX Master 3 is slightly better overall than the Logitech MX ERGO, but they have different designs. The Master 3 is a traditional mouse with a sensor. It also has a thumb rest, a wider CPI range, a more precisely adjustable CPI, and has a horizontal scroll wheel. On the other hand, the ERGO is a trackball mouse with a pinky rest.
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The Logitech MX ERGO is better than the Logitech MX Vertical, but they’re two differently-designed mice. The ERGO is a trackball mouse that’s better-built and a lot more comfortable. It also has lower click latency, a vertical wheel tilt, and more programmable buttons. However, the Vertical is much lighter, making it easier to carry around, and it has a wider CPI range. The vertical shape of this mouse may be comfortable for more people.
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The Logitech MX ERGO and the Logitech Lift are both wireless, ergonomic gaming mice with very different designs. The MX ERGO has a trackball design and uses a micro-USB cable to recharge. It has two additional programmable buttons, and its scroll wheel has L/R tilt inputs. It also includes a tilting base plate. On the other hand, the Logitech Lift has a vertical shape. It has a better sensor in which you can more precisely set your CPI in a slightly wider range, and it uses a single AA battery for power. Its scroll wheel also has a free-scrolling mode.
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The Logitech MX ERGO is slightly better than the Logitech MX Master 2S. The ERGO is a trackball mouse with an extra programmable button, lower click latency, and a more comfortable design. On the other side, the Master 2S is a traditional mouse with a wider CPI range, lower increment steps, infinite vertical scrolling, and a horizontal scroll wheel.
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The Logitech MX ERGO is an updated version of the Logitech M570. It has a plate you can use to tilt the mouse up to 20°, a rechargeable battery, and four additional buttons. It also has an adjustable CPI and companion software compatible with Windows and macOS. Comparatively, the M570 only connects with its USB receiver and uses an AA battery. It also has a compartment for its USB receiver when not in use. Both mice are well-suited for a palm or claw grip for nearly all hand sizes.
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The Logitech MX ERGO is much better than the Kensington Expert Mouse Wireless Trackball. The Logitech is better-built, and it has a more comfortable design. It also has much lower click latency, more programmable buttons, and you can adjust its CPI by increments of 100. However, the Kensington comes with a wrist rest, which is a nice touch.
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The Logitech MX ERGO and the Kensington Orbit Fusion Wireless Trackball are wireless trackball mice with similar shapes. They’re both intended for office and productivity work, but the Logitech has better performance overall. The Logitech feels much better built and has a more consistent sensor. You can also adjust the set CPI by steps of 100 within a narrow range, while the Kensington only has three CPI presets. On the other hand, the Kensington has more side buttons and a top-mounted trackball, which may be more comfortable for some.
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The Logitech MX ERGO and the Kensington Orbit Wireless Trackball with Scroll Ring are both wireless trackball mice designed for office and productivity tasks, but the Logitech performs better overall. It has a right-handed ergonomic design with the trackball on the left side under the thumb rather than mounted in the middle. It has more programmable inputs, feels better built, and has significantly better click latency. On the other hand, the Kensington has an ambidextrous design, comes with a detachable wrist rest for extra ergonomic support, and uses a ring around the trackball rather than a typical mouse wheel for scrolling.
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The Logitech MX ERGO and the Kensington SlimBlade Trackball are stationary trackball mice designed for office use. However, the Logitech performs much better overall. It features a more common mouse shape that feels much better built and more comfortable to use. Instead of a central trackball, it’s on the left side where the thumb rests. It’s wireless and connects via Bluetooth or its USB receiver. On the other hand, the Kensington has an ambidextrous design. Although both mice have software fully compatible with both Windows and macOS, the Logitech offers more customization.
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Design
Type
Trackball
Coating
Matte
Lighting Color
No Lighting
The Logitech MX ERGO mouse is professional-looking and ergonomic with a slanted body. Its body is matte gray, and the trackball is glossy. The metal tilt plate (not pictured) and the scroll wheel’s sides are both stainless steel. Being office-oriented, there’s no RGB lighting.
Length
5.2″ (133 mm)
Width
3.9″ (100 mm)
Height
2.4″ (60 mm)
Grip Width
62 mm
Ambidextrous
No
Left-Handed Friendly
No
Finger Rest
Pinky
Box Volume
48. 70 in³ (798 cm³)
Receiver Storing
No
The Logitech MX ERGO Trackball is heavy and may be difficult to carry around. Luckily, it’s much smaller than the Kensington Expert Mouse Wireless Trackball, so you can still place it in a bag if you need to.
It has excellent build quality. The plastic body is really solid and there aren’t any obvious issues. The mouse rattles a bit when you shake it, but that’s because of the trackball. The trackball rotates well and feels smooth to move around. There’s rubber on the backside and underneath the metal plate, which helps keep the mouse in place.
Lowest Weight
261.9 g
Default Weight
261.9 g
Weight Distribution
Centered
Extra Weights
No
This mouse is very heavy, but it doesn’t make much of a difference because, thanks to its trackball, you don’t need to move it around. You can remove the metal tilt plate if you want to make it lighter to carry around.
Palm Grip Hand Recommendation
Claw Grip Hand Recommendation
Fingertip Grip Hand Recommendation
The Logitech MX ERGO wireless is extremely comfortable. It’s an ergonomic mouse with a slant for right-handed people. It comes with a tilt plate that can tilt up to 20°, which is designed to relieve stress on the wrist, but this isn’t something we test for. It’s made for a palm grip and there’s rubber along the backside where your palm rests. The buttons are well-placed and easy-to-reach. If you’re interested in an earlier version of this mouse without a tilt plate, check out the Logitech M570. For a trackball mouse with a top-mounted trackball and a scroll ring instead of a scroll wheel, check out the Kensington Orbit Fusion Wireless Trackball. Alternatively, if you’re looking for an ambidextrous trackball mouse, check out the Kensington SlimBlade Trackball.
Maximum Of Paired Devices
2
Bluetooth
Yes
Receiver
Yes
Battery Type
Rechargeable
Use When Charging
Yes
On/Off Activation
Auto Off And On/Off Switch
Receiver Extender
No
Battery Indicator
Yes
You can connect the Logitech MX ERGO to your computer either via Bluetooth or its proprietary receiver, and it can connect to two devices at once. It has a cable for charging, but you still need to connect it wirelessly to your computer while it’s charging. Logitech advertises a battery life of up to four months, but this isn’t something we test.
Connectivity
Wireless
Cable Length
4. 2 ft (1.3 m)
Cable Type
Rubber
Permanent Kink
No
Port Type: Mouse End
Micro USB
Port Type: PC End
USB
The Logitech MX ERGO comes with a decent rubber cable. It feels well-made, but it’s also stiff and not very flexible. It’s a charge-only cable and data isn’t sent through it.
Gliding Experience
Stationary
Material
Plastic
Extra Included
No
Logitech MX ERGO Wireless Trackball Mouse
USB receiver
Micro-USB cable
Tilt plate
User manual
Control
Total Number Of Buttons
9
Number Of Side Buttons
1
Number Of Programmable Inputs
6
Profile Switching Button
No
Gesture Support
N/A
There are a good amount of buttons that you can customize. You can reprogram every button except the left and right click, and the device switch button underneath the scroll wheel. You can reprogram the scroll wheel click and the left and right wheel tilt buttons.
Expected Connection
12.8 ms
Wired
N/A
Receiver
12.8 ms
Bluetooth
18.0 ms
This mouse has a similarly low click latency whether you’re using it via Bluetooth or its proprietary receiver, which is great.
SRAV @ 1600 CPI
N/A
SRAV @ 800 CPI
1.19%
SRAV @ 400 CPI
6.10%
SRAV @ Fixed CPI
N/A
Precision Error Between Speeds
1.84%
Precision Error Between CPI
1. 28%
Worst Tracking Error
11.30%
Minimum CPI
50 CPI
Maximum CPI
1,150 CPI
CPI Adjustment Steps
100 CPI
Delay To Start Of Movement
N/A
Delay At Half Movement
N/A
Delay To End Of Movement
N/A
Sensor Technology
Optical (LED)
Sensor Model
Not Specified
Works On Glass
Yes
Minimum Lift Off Distance
N/A
Maximum Polling Rate
125 Hz
The sensor is located underneath the trackball. The trackball is easy to remove in case you need to clean the sensor. If you’re interested in a trackball mouse with a 1000Hz polling rate, and gaming sensor, check out the GameBall Mouse.
Scroll Wheel
Notched Wheel
Scroll Wheel Steps
24 Steps
Scroll Wheel Tilt
Yes
Thumb Wheel
No
Thumb Wheel Steps
No Thumb Wheel
The Logitech MX ERGO has an incremented scroll wheel with a wheel tilt. Sadly, you can’t unlock it for infinite scrolling.
Click Noise
Quiet
Operating System And Software
Software Name
Logitech Options
Software Windows Compatibility
Yes
Software macOS Compatibility
Yes
On-Board Memory
No
CPI (DPI) Adjustment
Yes
Polling Rate Adjustment
No
Profile Configuration
Yes
Profile Auto-Switching
Yes
RGB On/Off
No RGB
The Logitech G HUB software offers great customization options. You can create a profile for different programs on your computer, but you can only create one profile per program. The mouse doesn’t have onboard memory, but if you create an account, you can use your settings on another computer with the software downloaded.
Windows Compatibility
Fully
macOS Compatibility
Fully
This mouse is fully compatible with both Windows and macOS.
The Tale of Trackballs / Habr
There are various non-standard input devices in my area of interest. And after all, they seem to have come up with a keyboard and a mouse, but they calmed down on this, but this is not enough for me. Parallel to the world of the mouse, there is the world of amazing input devices like the trackball. We are all used to the mouse and know how to use it, so if you put an ordinary person at the trackball and make the ball rotate, his brain breaks. And it’s cool when you use something that’s not quite what everyone else is. And not everyone can use your tool, let alone work on your computer.
So I want to tell you about my many years of experience with trackballs, why it’s cool and at the same time what medical problems it causes. Go!
What is a trackball?
The trackball, in ancient times, was called an inverted mouse. Previously, mice were ball, opto-mechanical, so the trackball was supposedly the reverse version of the mouse, where the ball was rotated by the fingers. Those who found these types of mice remember the problems of dirt on the rollers of the optical-mechanical system. With trackballs of that time, this problem was especially acute, since the fat from the fingers collected on the rollers and hardened there. As a result, trackballs were significantly more frequently cleaned than classic ball mice.
Before we go to sort out the whole zoo of trackballs that have passed through my hands, I will tell you about the main types of trackballs.
There are, of course, typical and obvious differences between trackballs, for example, by the way the movement of the ball is read: it is an optical-mechanical system and either only optical; according to the method of connecting to a computer: USB interface, ps / 2, COM port, etc. However, in reality, these are not significant differences, since there will not be much difference when using trackballs with different interfaces. Moreover, modern trackballs have only a USB interface and they are all, without exception, optical. The main constructive difference is how we rotate the ball (hussars, be silent): with one thumb, or with the index, ring and middle fingers at the same time.
I like thumb trackballs the most; in my opinion, they are more comfortable and the hand rests better on them. And in the market, these models have received significant distribution. Unfortunately, for medical reasons, I had to stop using these models. You will soon find out why.
Why are trackballs so good and why do I love them? Trackballs are convenient for programmers, writers and draftsmen, as they have less distraction to use the manipulator. The trackball does not require space, does not damage the table surface and can be easily used even on the knee. I like to use the trackball during software development to minimize distractions from the keyboard. In general, as for me, the ideal trackball built into the keyboard in the very center, like on laptops of ancient times. In general, a trackball keyboard is the ultimate in my dreams.
My first trackball
My acquaintance with trackballs began with the manipulator “The Microsoft Ballpoint mouse” (its photo is presented on KDPV). Its peculiarity is that it was attached with a special clip to the keyboard or laptop, and made it very comfortable to work with it with the left or right hand. For these purposes, on this model, the buttons were duplicated on both sides.
Picture from the trackball box.
I got it brand new, in a box, with wires. It came with a thick book with an instruction manual, a wire for the COM port and ps / 2, a keyboard mount and the trackball itself. By the way, the trackball was easily unfastened from the mount and could be used simply in the hand, which at that time was very cool, but what can I say, even today I really miss such a manipulator!
This model instilled in me a love for input devices of this type. The ball was rotated by the thumb, and it was very comfortable and heavy, even now I remember that feeling of cold soft rubber. Many of my friends asked me to give this device for use and were very delighted with its operation. We even took it with us to computer clubs and played various shooting games, it was so much more convenient than a mouse.
But not everything was so rosy, every medal has two sides. The lack of a trackball of this design was one: it was opto-mechanical, and this ruined it. Eventually the rotation bearing grease dried up and the trackball stopped working. Unfortunately, at that time I did not have enough experience or the ability to restore it.
Today, for an article, I was looking for photos of this trackball, and it turned out to be a very rare beast, photos were found with great difficulty. Especially if you don’t remember the model name. Specifically, this model appeared in the pre-Internet era. The photos in the article are taken from the Microsoft website.
Notebook trackball
My second trackball was the manipulator built into the Compaq Contura 410C laptop. This laptop, surprisingly, is still alive, except that its power supply has been lost somewhere in the years.
Trackball in Compaq Contura 410C.
The trackball is designed in such a way that the input is carried out by the index and middle fingers. As it turned out, this solution was very convenient, and I played the first civilization on this device for a long time, even with a more advanced computer. In general, today I look towards keyboards with a similar arrangement of the trackball, but so far I have not seen successful models.
The main disadvantages of this input device include not the best location of the keys, as well as the size of the ball and its absolutely smooth surface. Still, the larger the ball, the more convenient it is to work.
My main workhorse
When working on a standard PC, I used a mouse. And as a rule, this was not enough for me, since everyone had a mouse, but I wanted something of that kind, unusual, so that it was as convenient as possible. And then I met him, the trackball of my dreams! And this laid the foundation for my passion for trackballs, and this lineup has been with me for more than ten years, in different and more advanced versions. Meet “Logitech TrackMan Wheel Optical” .
Logitech TrackMan Wheel Optical.
This was my first optical trackball. That is, now the position of the ball was read in the same way as in modern mice: using a camera. The ball was illuminated by an IR diode, so that the light did not interfere or distract in any way.
This device was a total bomb and completely revolutionized my trackball practice. Big ball, comfortable design, as if it was specially molded for my hefty paw. After washing, the ball had to be rolled a little between the palms so that it was a little smeared, and then it rotated delightfully.
I never parted with this trackball, it was always with me, except that I did not go to bed with it. In the end, I decided that I would also play with a trackball. In general, let’s be honest, the response speed and data accuracy of the input device is much worse than that of a standard mouse. But I made a strong-willed decision to hone my reaction speed and accuracy to the level of mouse rivals, and having managed to do this, for a long time I was in the top three leaders on our Quake III servers in terms of hit accuracy.
Screenshot of the end of the duel in CTF on the q3ctf4 map (E+ mod, madsod config), statistics are highlighted in red, In a real battle, on the madsod config, 30% of the rails – this was a very good indicator, taking into account the insane dynamics of the game. Alas, after this config, all other games seem like turtle races to me and I can’t play them.
Of course, with such intensive use, I had to periodically repair it. First of all, the plastic was worn off, which presses / transmits force from the key to the button. As a result, I made a lining from an aluminum can there. During the disassembly and repair, I took pictures of my beauty, so that we can look inside.
This photo clearly shows the spikes holding the PTFE ball, as well as the window of the optical sensor. The device of the optical sensor is curious, it is more cunning and more complicated than that of an optical mouse.
I have had 4 versions of this type of trackball, wireless version, laser version. Unfortunately, I have not preserved photos of all versions of these devices.
Another new trackball.
With each new version there have been nice changes: different scrolling, better sensitivity, nicer ball that seems to slide better and much more. Also, the ball wears out during long-term operation and rotates worse. due to the furrows formed on it. Unless the wireless ones pleased me less than the wired ones, as problems with charging and batteries surfaced. Plus station search. I do not remember the exact name of all models, but there were four types.
The last trackball of this form factor was the chic “Logitech M570” . He was perfect.
Logitech M570.
Wireless, laser reader, soft ball, ideal weight for standing firmly on a table. In general, everything was fine with it, but I only managed to use it for about a month, because I got an occupational disease from trackballs …
A disease of fanatical trackball players
One day, I suddenly felt unpleasant pain in the joints of my thumb with fine motor skills of the rotation of the trackball ball. At first, I did not attach any importance to it, but the pain grew steadily every day and eventually became unbearable.
Places of pain.
Realizing that it would not go away on its own, I went to see a surgeon in the district polyclinic. After going through 13 circles of hell, he was sent for an x-ray and the diagnosis was disappointing.
Conclusion (underlined): pronounced signs of arthrosis.
Then injections, ointments and other procedures and trackballs for the thumb of the right hand had to be forgotten. Forget forever. Now, even after so many years, if I sit down at this type of trackball, after literally ten minutes of work, my joints begin to ache. Yes, even messages on the phone now I type only with my left hand.
So everything wears out, including our joints. Computer games, training in the clan for 5 hours a day, all this too quickly wore out the joints of the thumb, which accounted for all the load. And this led to sad, irreparable consequences.
But if you think my trackball story is over, no.
Other trackballs I have used
There are other models of trackballs that I have used for quite a long time, but they have not sunk into my soul so strongly.
The first fancy trackball was “A4 Tech Wintrack PC XT” trackball, COM port. Despite the fact that it was opto-mechanical, and even on the COM port, it was a three-button one. And if now it would have a scroll wheel, then I would still use it, because I find it very convenient and interesting.
A4 Tech Wintrack PC XT.
The device is really hefty, but very cool, especially the huge keys deliver. Unfortunately, it didn’t take root with me, since you won’t find a COM port in modern computers today with fire, and an adapter is such a method, since additional drivers and other problems are needed. I even became curious, but can modern Windows 10 work with COM port mice?
Another model that I have had in use for a while is the “Logitech TrackMan Marble Silver” .
Logitech TrackMan Marble Silver.
I can say about him that the model is very unusual. In general, I liked the device. The main disadvantages include the lack of a scroll wheel, which puts an end to its comfortable use. I used this model for a while after I was diagnosed with osteoarthritis, as it involves other fingers. But still, she did not take root with me, and went on hand by hand. Somehow no one stayed long.
The ultimate trackball, and the most unusual one I’ve used recently, was the “Logitech Cordless TrackMan Optical Trackball” . I bought this model very profitably on one Internet site a few months ago.
Logitech Cordless TrackMan Optical Trackball.
It turned out to be a very unusual device, even for me. The main oddity was the completely unusual layout of the keys: the usual left mouse button is under the thumb, and the right mouse button is behind the ball.
The big key on the side is LMB.
Due to joint problems in my thumb, I can’t use the thumb button. Therefore, this was the reason for my refusal to use this model. In principle, it is possible to reprogram the buttons of this trackball using the supplied software. But in fact, it turned out that reprogramming is carried out at the level of the operating system to which the trackball is connected, and not at the level of the controller of the manipulator itself.
The big key on the side is LMB.
Therefore, the manipulator went further from hand to hand.
In general, we have a friendly community of trackball lovers, and we exchange models of various devices with each other. That allows you to feel different solutions and understand what you need most.
What is the result?
To my great regret, due to an injury, I can no longer use trackballs under the thumb under the right hand. Yes, and as my acquaintances, trackball lovers who have been using them for about 5-10 years, say that they also have signs of arthrosis (the joints of the thumb ache). So at the moment I’m using a mouse type manipulator. But, nevertheless, I look at interesting models. An example of such models is a thumb trackball for the left hand “ELECOM M-XT4DRBK” .
ELECOM M-XT4DRBK
Or another model that haunts me with its beauty is “Microsoft Explorer 1.0” .
Microsoft Explorer 1.0
Of course, this model also has buttons under the thumb, but the model itself looks just cosmic. And it is the main object of dreams for avid trackball players.
Of the most interesting and rare trackball models that I would be interested in touching are “CST Laser Trackball” .
CST Laser Trackball (photo from here)
The model is so unique that even at auctions it is very rare and for crazy money.
The problem with all these models is their price. If you go to a well-known Western auction or an online store and look at the prices for these devices, it turns out that mice are incomparably cheaper. But, if you are a true geek, then this should not stop you, there are no barriers to patriots. Experiment with input devices and choose the one that suits your tastes and interests!
Why and who needs a trackball? Review of the Logitech Trackman Marble trackball. — Ferra.ru
As in golf, let’s first get acquainted, so to speak, with balls and clubs, i.e. closer to the device itself. The trackball box is common for devices of this kind, quite convenient and functional. In the box, we received the device itself, a CD with Logitech® software for Mac and Windows, and a quick start guide. Actually, nothing else is needed.
Our subject, as many people think, looks like a sea animal – either a stingray or an outlandish fish. Indeed, there is something from the inhabitant of the depths in it: a streamlined flexible shape, a silver-green color, “fins” keys. That’s just a large cherry ball in the head looks a little strange, but … what kind of creatures does not give birth to a deep blue sea. There are no complaints about the design – it is beautiful and harmonious.
The trackball is made of good durable plastic, on the underside there are thin rubber pads that will not let it budge during operation. The device is symmetrical and can be used with equal ease by left-handers and right-handers. The trackball ball, as already mentioned, is cherry speckled, the motion tracking system is completely optical. The company claims that Marble’s proprietary optical smooth tracking technology (those same specks) allows you to more accurately read the position of the ball and avoid failures when it gets dirty.
There are 4 functional buttons on the sides of the “animal”: two large ones that perform standard mouse functions, and two additional small ones – the left one navigates to the previous page in the Internet browser, the right one turns on the universal scrolling mechanism. The trackball does not have a dedicated scroll wheel.
Computer scientists somehow didn’t get along with trackballs, unlike mice. Rodents have won an absolutely dominant position, multiplying and changing at an unprecedented speed, to match their animal counterparts. Trackballs, on the other hand, occupied an extremely small isolated niche, remaining the prerogative of rare eccentrics and fans. But they have the same principle of operation: the trackball, in fact, is an inverted mechanical (ball) mouse, only the mouse moves the entire body, and the trackball rotates the ball on a fixed body. But no luck, despite the improved ergonomics.
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The fact is that while controlling the mouse, the muscles of the arm, forearm, shoulder and chest work – after all, we move the mouse with the whole arm. And behind the trackball, only the muscles of the fingers of the hand, which calmly lies with the wrist on the table, are loaded. For example, trackball maker ITAC Systems claims that after 4 hours of active mouse use, wrist fatigue results in up to 60% weaker hand in tests, while trackball use has no effect on test scores. Thus, the occurrence of “tunnel syndrome” when using a trackball is practically excluded. And, obviously, using it for ergonomic reasons when working with texts is meaningless, since here most of the time the hands are occupied with the keyboard and rare distractions to the mouse do not overload them. But when working with graphics and in games, many hours of intense manipulation of the mouse leads to pain in the wrist and arm in general.
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But even this obvious and strong advantage over mice did not help trackballs gain any noticeable popularity. Perhaps a lot of small flaws outweighed a huge significant plus.
Connecting the device to the USB port, as you understand, did not cause any problems. The gadget worked without special drivers, being content with standard system drivers. But the functions performed minimally: the movement of the cursor and the actions of the right and left buttons of a standard mouse. To download the latest version of the proprietary driver, I went to the manufacturer’s website and was stunned: the SetPoint program, which is actually the device driver, weighed 65.5 MB (!), And the site shyly states: “about 50 MB.” What is it that is inside? What super functions will the wonderful trackball perform? Maybe wash clothes and make coffee? Well, what if something cooler?! After all, say, the 11th, if not the latest, version of the full-featured vector graphics editor Corel Draw takes some 52 MB, and the full-fledged Scribus publishing system is generally only 20.
Downloaded driver, installed, rebooted. Everything is predictable – the program for setting the trackball buttons SetPoint turned out to be in autoload, in RAM – it is 13 MB and another 5 MB process from the KHAL2 folder. A lot for setting the “mouse”. With a more careful combing of the system folders, everything became finally clear. Logitech has installed ALL drivers for ALL the devices it makes, right down to webcams and microphones, on the unfortunate user’s computer. That’s where 65 MB comes from, and not at all from the flight of technical thought and the super-functionality of the trackball!
But back to the customization options. In the first tab of the program, you can set up tasks for the trackball buttons: there is only one option for large buttons – swap their functions, but for small ones, the repertoire is much wider (see screenshot). The “Other” item opens up even more options, including opening the “Start” button, minimizing windows, etc. Interestingly, the scroll speed setting for the “Universal Scroll” function did not give anything when scrolling a web page in Opera: any values.
On the next tab, you can adjust the movement speed and other parameters of the cursor. There is a checkbox to enable the “Smart Move” function. By the way, an attempt by an inexperienced user to find out what kind of trick it is using the Help button will cause considerable difficulties. No, the help system is good – it is completely in Russian, detailed and meaningful. But again, it is intended for all manipulators, more precisely, mice at once and contains many functions that are missing from this device. You will have to spend time to figure out what applies to your device and what does not.
Now the “sea animal” is completely ready for work, the hand is asking to take its place on its smooth back, the brain is eager to get an answer to the main question: will it be possible to move the cursor from point A to point B in the shortest way and with less effort . Let’s get started.
I must confess I have no experience with trackballs. It’s not that I didn’t know them at all, but it was more like that, a hat acquaintance. Against this background, the usual attempts to move the device like a mouse lasted no more than a few minutes, for another half an hour or an hour the hand settled on the convex surface of the device, and the wrist chose the optimal place for a fixed support on the table, and finally, for 2-3 hours, the fingers adjusted to the buttons and control the ball. So the unoptimistic claims that it takes several days or a week to get used to the trackball after using the mouse are not so true. It is clear that it is still far from perfection, but you can work absolutely freely in a few hours.
By the way, there is an opinion on the net that the movement of the mouse is intuitively clear to a person, but the movement of the trackball is not, it is difficult to predict. Nonsense! The level of understanding of the direction of movement is exactly the same, no more, no less.
The first and obvious advantage of the trackball – the minimum space required – does not require any proof. The second advantage logically follows from the first – the trackball “mat” never ends. When working on large screens, it is often necessary to move the mouse back when it moves too far forward or rests on the edge of the table. At the trackball, the table never ends, however, sometimes the fingers “end”. This happens when you need to draw a long, neat line: your fingers rest on the edge of the ball hole and you have to move them, which knocks the cursor to the sides due to the lightness and mobility of the ball. And here, in my opinion, the advantages and disadvantages of both types of manipulators collide. The mouse is bulkier and difficult to draw a precise line in a given direction. But it is precisely because of this that the line is smoother. The trackball ball is lighter and more agile, and can be guided with greater precision by the fingers. And it is this obvious advantage, especially when fingered, that creates sharp jerks, making the line more uneven. Although training, apparently, can significantly improve results. Here are examples of selecting a section of the image with the Lasso tool using the trackball (1) and the mouse (2).
The third advantage of the trackball over the mouse is the complete disregard for the nature of the surface. Computer rodents, of course, are constantly improving, but they still don’t work normally on glass and transparent plastic. The trackball, of course, does not make any difference on what to install it on.
Another plus is especially important in games – the speed of movement of the cursor, fast movement over long distances. The mouse requires a lot of free area, significant hand movements and constant transfers. In the trackball, you can simply spin the ball, and it moves to the opposite corner of the screen. Experienced gamers claim that the reaction speed when using a convenient (!) Trackball increases significantly, although this is not for everybody.
Since the advantages seem to have run out, let’s talk about the disadvantages. The first and main problem with the Logitech Trackman is the buttons. If the left main button is located under the thumb, then the right one is exactly under its base and middle. And what is it supposed to reap on it? The base of the finger is uncomfortable, and the accuracy of such pressing is low. By bending your finger, you involuntarily raise your entire palm above the surface of the device and hold it on weight. It is unergonomic, the hand gets tired and the probability of accidentally pressing the keys increases.
In general, the movement of the buttons is so easy that accidental pressing cannot be avoided. The reason for such an inconvenient arrangement of buttons can be assumed: since the device is intended for both right-handers and left-handers at the same time, it must be symmetrical. Perhaps, for the sake of this, convenience had to be sacrificed.
There is a special discussion about additional buttons. They are extremely small and almost do not protrude above the adjacent large button. And if the left one can still be used with sin in half, then the right one “wanders” somewhere under the bases of the middle and ring fingers. The only way out for this model, apparently, is to reprogram the left additional button for a scrolling function – nevertheless, this is an often requested action.
By the way, scrolling does not work correctly in all programs. If in MS Office everything works fine and is configurable, then in different browsers the scrolling speed does not depend on the SetPoint program (or depends, but in the opposite way) and the movement is jerky. In GIMP, scrolling didn’t work at all, even though the mouse wheel worked just fine.
Another problem common to all trackballs: quick ball contamination from contact with fingers. And, although the optical system for registering the position of the ball suffers less from dirt than the mechanical one, the ball still does not hang in the air and dirt will accumulate on the internal supports.
Let’s summarize. The answer to the main question is quite positive. By rolling the ball on a home trackball, we can draw a line from point A to point B; it won’t be super easy, but it won’t be more difficult than using a normal mouse. And then – a lot of subtleties.
Advantages
Disadvantages
Significantly better ergonomics than a mouse, no hand fatigue
Awkward button placement
Little space required
No scroll wheel
Works on all surfaces and vibrations
High chance of accidental presses
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More accurate and easier cursor control
lines with the cursor due to ball mobility
Good design and build quality
Ball quickly dirty
Possibility of fast reaction in games with control skill
Unless you’re very organized, you’ve probably misplaced something in the past month. Maybe your couch cushions swallowed your remote. Perhaps a feisty pet swiped your keys off the counter and batted them under the couch. No matter what you’re prone to losing, a Bluetooth tracker is a quick and inexpensive way to make sure you can find it again.
Every Bluetooth tracker serves the same general purpose—to help you locate lost items—but the specifics vary widely, so you need to do your research before you make a purchase. We’re here to help with a breakdown of the top-rated trackers we’ve tested and a look at how to choose the right model for your specific needs.
Deeper Dive: Our Top Tested Picks
Apple AirTag
Best iOS-Compatible Tracker
4.0 Excellent
Why We Picked It
The Apple AirTag offers every feature you could want in a tracker. Most importantly, its ultra-wideband connectivity enables precise location data and turn-by-turn directions to help you get back to your missing item. It’s also notable among the trackers on this list for having a replaceable battery.
Who It’s For
If you have an iPhone and tend to misplace your keys or wallet, we have no hesitations in recommending the AirTag. Android users need to look elsewhere, however.
PROS
Accurate and reliable
Gives directional cues
Can send location from a distance
Replaceable battery
CONS
No Android compatibility
No way to ping a phone from the tag
No hole for a lanyard or keyring
Anti-stalking features are limited
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Tile Pro
Best Android-Compatible Tracker
4.0 Excellent
Why We Picked It
The AirTag stole some of the spotlight from Tile when it launched, but the Tile Pro still deserves your consideration. It has the loudest ring of any Tile tracker, which means you won’t have any issues locating it by ear. No, it doesn’t offer ultra-wideband connectivity like the AirTag, but it still offers a solid 400-foot range. Like the AirTag, it also uses a replaceable battery.
Who It’s For
If you’re outside the Apple ecosystem but still want a highly capable tracking device, the Tile Pro is your top option. And if you own a mix of Apple and Android devices, the Pro’s cross-platform versatility comes in handy.
PROS
Good connectivity
Replaceable battery
Loud speaker
Durable build
CONS
More expensive than competitors
App doesn’t offer precise location data
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Tile Mate
Most Affordable Tile Tracker
3.5 Good
Why We Picked It
The small Tile Mate’s range tops out at 250 feet and its speaker isn’t quite as loud as the Tile Pro, but it can still help you find your stuff around the house. It’s affordable too, so you won’t be out much money if it goes missing.
Who It’s For
If you like the idea of a Tile tracker but don’t want to spend for a top-end model, the Mate is a good compromise.
PROS
Relatively affordable
Solid connectivity
Weatherproof build
CONS
Less durable than the Tile Pro
Non-replaceable battery
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Tile Slim
Best Tracker for Your Wallet
3.5 Good
Why We Picked It
The Tile Pro and Mate are useful for tracking bulkier items like your keys, but their designs aren’t conducive to a wallet. The Tile Slim, on the other hand, is similar in size to a credit card and can fit comfortably in one of your wallet’s slots. It has the same 250-foot range and three-year battery life as the Mate.
Who It’s For
If you’re worried about losing your wallet full of cash, credit cards, and IDs, the affordable Tile Slim offers peace of mind. Its svelte design makes it better for tracking your wallet than any other device on this list.
PROS
Easy to fit in your wallet
Long battery life
Durable build
CONS
Limited range
Non-replaceable battery
More expensive than the AirTag
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Samsung Galaxy SmartTag+
Best Tracker for Samsung Phone Owners
Why We Picked It
Samsung’s SmartTag+ fixes most of the issues with its more affordable SmartTag tracker. The more premium model includes ultra-wideband (UWB) connectivity, for example, which brings it more in line with Apple’s AirTag. It also has a cool augmented reality (AR) feature that makes it more intuitive to find your stuff (if you own a UWB-compatible Galaxy smartphone). The SmartTag+ even lets you control SmartThings devices with a quick click.
Who It’s For
The SmartTag+ is best for people with lots of Samsung devices, as you need a newer Galaxy phone to take advantage of all the UWB features and SmartThings devices to enjoy the smart home capabilities. If you fit that description, you can’t go wrong with this tracker.
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Samsung Galaxy SmartTag
Best Affordable Samsung Tracker
3.0 Average
Why We Picked It
If you don’t have an UWB-compatible Galaxy device, you can get away with Samsung’s standard (and less expensive) SmartTag tracker. Like its pricier sibling, it still offers a replaceable battery that lasts for up to a year, which makes it a decent value.
Who It’s For
If you want an affordable tracker that works with your SmartThings devices, the standard Samsung SmartTag is your best bet.
PROS
Loud
Replaceable battery
Can trigger smart home routines
CONS
Only works with Galaxy phones
A bit thick
Signal strength meter isn’t accurate
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Tile Sticker
Best Tracker for Remotes
3.0 Average
Why We Picked It
Losing the TV remote can be a real pain. Even when you feel like you know exactly where you left it, it finds a way to be somewhere else. The Tile Sticker, with its sticky backing, solves that problem because it easily attaches to whatever you want.
Who It’s For
The Tile Sticker is for people who seem to always lose track of the TV remote. If you’re looking to track anything more discreetly, you’re better off with an AirTag or one of the other Tile devices listed here.
PROS
Small
Adhesive sticks well and removes cleanly
CONS
Expensive
Limited range
Non-replaceable battery
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Buying Guide: The Best Bluetooth Trackers for 2023
Which Bluetooth Tracker Is the Best?
Smartphone compatibility tops the list of things to consider when choosing a Bluetooth tracker. Tile is the only company on our list that sells trackers that work with both Android and iOS devices. Apple’s AirTag technically works with any device capable of running iOS or iPadOS 14.5 and later, but you need an iPhone 11 or later to use its Precision Finding(Opens in a new window) feature. Samsung’s Galaxy SmartTag works only with Samsung Galaxy phones that run Android 10 or later and have the SmartThings Find app installed.
The Tile Mate (left) is a little larger than the Apple AirTag (right), but it has a hole for your key ring
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Location accuracy is the next most important consideration. All the trackers on this list are relatively accurate, but the AirTag takes the win here because of its ultra-wideband (UWB) connectivity. If you’re using an iPhone 11 or later, Precision Finding enables turn-by-turn directions to your lost item. Samsung’s SmartTag+ also uses UWB technology.
Samsung’s regular SmartTag and all of Tile’s trackers have proximity indicators, but they lack Precision Finding’s exactitude and ease of use. Tile is rumored to get into the UWB race at some point in the future with its Tile Ultra, though we haven’t heard much about that model since the the company announced it in 2021. But if it works on Android and iOS like Tile’s other trackers, it should be a strong competitor to the AirTag.
Maximum range is another relevant aspect. Some Bluetooth trackers claim they can connect with your smartphone from distances of up to 400 feet, but all the trackers we’ve tested have a maximum range of fewer than 100 feet. If you’re using a Bluetooth tracker on items that tend to stay in one area, like a TV remote that’s probably somewhere in your living room, the maximum range doesn’t matter much. Range is more important if you plan to use the tracker on your keys or bag.
A robust locator network can help balance out some of Bluetooth’s technical limitations. You can place all the trackers on this list in a Lost Mode that allows other peoples’ phones to discreetly detect the tracker and direct you to your missing item. Tile has a large user network, but depends on people downloading its app and properly updating several settings on their phones. That may change, however, with Amazon Sidewalk, which enables many Amazon smart devices to detect lost Tile trackers. Apple’s massive Find My network uses an app that’s baked into iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and watchOS.
Take a moment to think about how you plan to use a Bluetooth tracker before you buy one. Some models work better for certain applications than others. The Samsung SmartTag, Tile Mate, and Tile Pro have holes that allow you to easily attach them to your key ring. The Tile Sticker has an adhesive mount, while the Tile Slim can easily slide into your wallet. Apple’s AirTag is a standalone product that requires an accessory to affix or mount it. Several key rings on Apple’s website work with AirTags and third-party accessories.
Finally, if you’re concerned about eco-waste, you have a few options: the Apple AirTag, either of the Samsung Galaxy SmartTags, or the Tile Pro. Each of these have batteries that you can easily replace. The Tile Mate, Tile Slim, and Tile Sticker all have non-replaceable batteries that should last about three years, while the Tile Pro has a replaceable battery that lasts about a year.
The Best Trackers for Kids and Pets
Bluetooth trackers are great tools for finding lost objects, but some trackers are designed for locating people or pets. The Fi Smart Dog Collar Series 2, for example, is an LTE-enabled collar that sends updates of your pet’s location several times a minute. It’s best to think of these devices as backups to adult supervision, however, because the tracking subject can likely remove or wiggle out of them.
Bluetooth trackers with small removable batteries also present a choking hazard(Opens in a new window). To be on the safe side, keep loose trackers out of the reach of toddlers and pets.
How to Protect Yourself From Tracker-Based Stalking
Bluetooth trackers join apps, computers, smartphones, tablets, vehicles, and dozens of other technologies that malicious actors can use to stalk you. They aren’t very accurate or consistently findable, but they’re affordable, readily available, and small enough to slide into a bag without you knowing.
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AirTag vs. Tile: Which Bluetooth Tracker Should You Choose?
How to Protect Yourself Against AirTag and Tile Stalking
How Do Apple AirTags Work? Ultra-Wideband Explained
Apple improved its anti-stalking features shortly after it announced the AirTag and released an app for Android users that alerts them if an unknown AirTag is close to their smartphone. Apple also introduced additional anti-stalking measures in iOS.
Samsung added additional anti-stalking features(Opens in a new window) as well, but the update, unfortunately, requires you to manually scan for its SmartTags.
Tile’s app also now includes a Scan and Secure(Opens in a new window) feature that lets you scan your surroundings for unassigned trackers.
For more, The National Centers for Victims of Crime’s Stalking Resource Center(Opens in a new window) has a wealth of information that can help you stay safe.
Samsung Galaxy SmartTag Review | PCMag
Samsung’s SmartTag is a Bluetooth-powered tracker that works with Samsung phones (and only Samsung phones) as either a way to find lost objects or a trigger button for smart home routines. It isn’t a bad first try, but the similar trackers from Tile are more convenient and much more widely compatible.
The SmartTag ($29.99) is a little black square with a hole for your key ring or a clip. At 1.54 inches to a side and 0.39 inch thick, it’s bigger and thicker than our Editors’ Choice–winning tracker, the Tile Mate ($24.99). Also, it’s a little bulbous in the middle, so you won’t want to put it in your wallet. It’s rated IP53 for water resistance, and if you snap it open you can replace the CR2032 battery, just like with the Tile Mate.
A signal strength meter shows how close the SmartTag is to your Samsung phone. It works…mostly.
For now, it works with any Samsung Galaxy phone running Android 10 and the latest version of Samsung’s SmartThings Find app. The app is built into the pull-down windowshade in Samsung’s UI, so it’s always available. The tag is automatically detected when you tap to add a new device, and it’s easy to set up.
Your phone can make your SmartTag ring, and vice versa. The SmartTag also has one feature Tile lacks: It can be used to start home automation routines through Samsung’s SmartThings app. You can set up the app to turn other devices on and off or send notifications when the Tag is pressed or long-pressed. SmartThings doesn’t control as many devices as Alexa and Google Assistant do; it mostly works with Samsung products.
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SmartThings Find is integrated into Samsung’s phone software.
Short (Range) in the (Blue) Tooth
My phone stayed connected to the SmartTag over Bluetooth to a distance of about 60 feet. Outside that, the app shows a five-minute timer during which it will keep searching for the tag. Our tests show that Tile Mate has about a 100-foot range, and Tile Pro Sport goes to about 165 feet. If you need exact remote positioning further away, you need to look at a GPS- and cellular-enabled tracker like the Jiobit.
Within Bluetooth range, you follow a signal strength meter to find your gadget if you can’t hear it beeping. The meter generally gets stronger as you get closer, though I didn’t find it to be entirely accurate; sometimes it didn’t show maximum strength even when I held it right next to the tracker.
Samsung says that the $39.99 SmartTag Plus, coming later this year, will employ UWB positioning. When used with a Galaxy Note 20 Ultra or S21 Ultra, your phone will be able to tell what direction the SmartTag Pro is in, eliminating the game of hot-and-cold. Tile doesn’t have that technology yet.
A map shows where your tag was last seen.
If there’s no Bluetooth connection, you can summon a map to show where the SmartTag was last seen connected to a phone. That isn’t real-time tracking; I found it had about a five-minute lag. It’s not meant for when you’re in hot pursuit of your keys. I also found that, like most finders of this kind, it sometimes told me my device was in the building next door. That location can settle down after a while; it seems like the longer your keys are lost, the more accurate the finder is.
As Tile does, Samsung says the SmartTag will interact with other people running the app so that if someone with the SmartThings app cruises past your lost tag, it’ll update on your own map. Right now, though, not many people have these devices, so I don’t see that as a useful feature yet.
The tag clips to things you’re likely to lose.
Not a Standout Yet
A Bluetooth-powered tracker mostly needs to be as inexpensive, small, and loud as possible. The Tile Mate has had years of refinement to get there, and the Samsung SmartTag is struggling to catch up. It has a shorter range and less of an existing network of users, and it’s only compatible with Samsung phones. You shouldn’t throw it away if you get it for free, but it definitely says something that immediately after writing this review, I intend to buy a four-pack of Tiles.
Samsung’s upcoming UWB-powered tracker is likely to be more appealing. For now, the SmartTag is a cherry on top of the S21 sundae: tasty, but not much on its own.
Samsung Galaxy SmartTag
Cons
Only works with Galaxy phones
A bit thick
Signal strength meter isn’t accurate
The Bottom Line
Samsung’s Bluetooth tracker works fine, but it’s too large and limited to compete with Tile.
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This app will help you plan your tiling. After entering all the necessary information, the area with the tiles will be displayed. Tiles can be moved around the area with your finger. This allows optimal tile placement to avoid very narrow tile cuts. If you are satisfied with the positioning of the tiles, you can view cut tiles with dimensions. The total number of tiles and the number of cut tiles are also displayed.
Only 6 steps required: 1. Select area type 2. Enter area dimensions 3. Enter tile size 4. Enter joint width 5. Select paving pattern 6. Enter project name
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It is not possible to select a 1.5mm seam. It is not possible to scale the project to fit the dimensions in more detail. It is very difficult to create your own space, like a corridor and other rooms. It is not possible to upload a photo of tiles to select a pattern.
Developer Vitalij Schaefer has indicated that, in accordance with the app’s privacy policy, data may be processed as described below. Detailed information is available in the developer’s privacy policy.
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Tile, a Bluetooth-based tracker, has launched its Tile QR code technology as an enhancement to its item tracking services.
In addition to labeling the Tile Slim, Tile Mate and Tile Pro QR code on every device, Tile now uses “ Lost and Found Labels ” for easier and faster tracking of your valuables.
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Tile upgrade to QR code technology to track lost items.
Tile Tracking QR Code Tags to Counter Apple AirTag Tracker
How to Activate Tile QR Code Tag
How to create a Tile account
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How to use Tile QR code labels to return goods
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For nearly a decade, Tiles has continued to provide all of its users with a Bluetooth-based tracking service.
They cooperate with various electronic brands to integrate Bluetooth tracker technology.
But with the release of their latest product, Tile stepped out of their comfort zone and introduced QR code stickers called Lost and Found Labels .
These adhesives allow you to conveniently stick them to items that are not worth the investment in a Bluetooth-based Tile tracker. This includes mugs, books, tools or equipment.
They are scratch-resistant, dishwasher-safe, battery-free and compatible with Android and iOS devices.
With this newly added tracking technology, anyone can easily beep you as soon as they find a lost item, that is, if they ever want to return it.
However, the owner of your lost item can immediately access the contact details you provided by simply scanning it.
If you don’t like sharing your personal contact information with the public, you can use a separate email address or other phone number that is exclusive to your Tile devices.
Now it’s a quick way to call you, send you an SMS or view your DMs.
QR code tile tracking tags to counter Apple AirTag tracker
Image sources: miro.medium.com and cdn. pocket-lint.com 007 Tiles have always been a prima donna in the tracking industry Bluetooth for many years.
But with the launch of Apple’s AirTag last year, Tile has faced stiff competition.
Both trackers essentially work in the same way – they track items using Bluetooth.
However, AirTags are only compatible with iOS and iPadOS devices. On the other hand, Tile works with Android and iOS, making it a versatile choice.
In addition, it has various tracking devices that you can insert, attach or mark on your items.
The AirTag, on the other hand, comes in only one version, a round adhesive-on tracking device.
With a recent product launch, Tile has provided its users with another versatile option that can stack against the Apple AirTag Bluetooth tracker.
How to activate the Tile QR code label
Before you can activate the Lost and Found Tiles shortcuts, you must install the Tile app and create your Tile account.
It’s good that Tile made their software available for both Android and iOS users, it’s more convenient.
And their software has a user-friendly interface, so it’s easy for new users to register. How to create a tile account 6 Start button.
Click on the Activate tile button.
Enter your email address and password. Then tap Register .
Check your email. Enter a 6-digit code.
Enable permissions in your device settings.
Lost and Found Label Activation
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After you set up your Tile account, you can start activating the QR code tags. Here’s how to do it:
Press + in the upper left corner of the screen.
Click on Activate tile button.
Select Lost and found label .
Click Scan QR code . Allow access to the camera.
Click Next , select your category and name your label.
Enter your contact details and save. Press Made .
How to use Tile QR Code labels to return items
Found an item with a Tile QR Code label? You can simply open the camera app and scan the tile QR code attached to the object.
The QR code will redirect you to the owner’s contact details.
Now you can call them, send an email or write a message about the location of their item.
If you don’t have a built-in QR code scanner, you can also download a QR code scanning app.
The QR TIGER app, for example, works as a QR code generator and scanner. You can download the app for free from the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store.
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We already reviewed the extremely good but also extremely expensive MC80 last month, but what about a premium Polk speaker that costs about half the price? Same driver size, same company. How will it stand up? The Polk Audio RC80i we are reviewing today is a high-end in-ceiling speaker with a big 8-inch diaphragm driver and versatile 1-inch tweeter. We recently installed a set, and here are our impressions.
The Concept
The Polk RC line sits under the company’s designated models. However, that doesn’t exactly put them into the budget category as they are still a pricey pair at $100 a unit, according to Polk’s RRP. The concept of this one is to provide nearly the same sound but with a more friendly budget. There are a sweet spot in-ceiling speakers as most users want to install units in multiple rooms. Polk is banking on cutting the costs where it counts most and not sacrificing performance, so there are some crucial design tweaks between this and the more expensive models.
Build and Aesthetic Impressions
Polk Audio RC80i
Im getting a bit repetitive now that I have done so many in-ceiling speaker reviews, but there is so little to say; once installed with the grills on, they all look virtually identical.
The speaker looks like a ceiling speaker, it is available in only white, but the protective grills are paintable. I, of course, suggest recommending removing the grill and paint before installation. As for paint type, anything goes, really, most people use the emulsion pain on their walls, but if you are installing outdoors, I will opt for waterproof paint.
Build quality is generally very good, mainly high-quality plastics are used on the backside. The twist-to-lock mounting system was nice and felt far more robust than cheaper pressure fit systems.
Sound
Polk Audio RC80i
Luckily, I did get to try the MC80 and RC80 next to each other for a brief period, and I can tell you that the performance is even closer than you might have thought. The biggest difference seems to be in the clarity in the high notes, with the advantage going to the MC range. However, the highs of the RC are no slouch either, with good clarity and a nice sparkle that doesn’t become fatiguing through sibilance.
The midrange is where things start to sound very Polk. The company has a house sound that leans slightly warm and lush creating a very enjoyable casual listening experience. Through this, vocals and stringed instruments sound best with good weight and intimacy to them. Male vocals, in particular, stand out as weighty yet detailed.
The bass really hits hard and negates the need to include a separate subwoofer into the system. It had a growling sub-bass response, and when playing about with EQ settings and the right track, I thought the ceiling was going to collapse on my head. The rumble down low but through the mid-bass remains tight and punched with good detail. They aren’t the fastest in the bass, but crucially there is no bleed into the midrange, which is the tendency of so many cheaper models we have tested.
Clarity and imaging are above what we would normally expect, but a lot of the performance will depend on the room’s layout. Our test room did have some sound planning and lots of soft surfaces to absorb sonic reflections, so overall, the Polk RC80 I sounded fantastic.
Final Verdict?
The Polk RC80i might be a bit more expensive than some of the budget ceiling speakers we have reviewed in the past months, but that price differential is there for a reason. They sound ridiculously close to the far more expensive MC80, which are very highly regarded, so, in that sense, these can be considered a bit of a bargain. The big 8-inch woofer delivers powerful bass, and the build quality is great as well. All in, it’s a very easy speaker for us to recommend.
Official website of the Polk RC80i: www.polkaudio.com
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The Polk Audio RC80i is a high-quality 8″ ceiling speaker, offering an extended bass response perfect for home cinema systems, bedrooms, kitchens and more.
Sound Quality
The Polk Audio RC80i In-Ceiling Speakers feature a two-way design that combines a 1″ Tweeter and a 8″ Woofer Dome. Combined with the crossover, this ensures a full-range listening experience with the tweeter driving the high-frequency range and the woofer driving the mid-range frequencies.
As the speaker features a beastly 8″ woofer, the RC80i provides the most amount of bass production possible from a ceiling speaker, offering a big punchy sound perfect for movies and gaming, as well as music playback. Becuase of the size, it also offers a wide spread of sound offering a great listening experience wherever it’s placed.
Build & Construction
The tweeter is fixed by a ball joint enabling it to swivel, allowing it to be positioned in the optimal position.
The RC80i also houses rustproof stainless steel hardware, durable butyl rubber surrounds and powder-coated aluminium grilles, making them suitable for use in a bathroom or under eaves in a porch. The grilles can also be painted to suit the decor of any room.
The Polk Audio RC80i comes with a 5-Year warranty offering cover for any unlikely faults which may occur.
The Polk Audio RC80i is IDEAL for:
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Key Features:
Easy Installation – Cutout Template Included.
Baffle Tuning – The RC80i speakers utilise the ceiling space to enhance their bass response.
Premium Materials – Lightweight and stiff blue polymer cones deliver excellent damping and bass response. Durable butyl rubber surrounds suppress unwanted cone resonances.
Swivel Tweeter – Aimable tweeters provide greater accuracy and more realistic imaging.
Paintable Grilles – Paintable aluminum grilles allow the speakers to fit into any decor or ceiling colour for complete discretion.
Moisture Resistant – The RC80i is suitable for installation into high-moisture areas such as a bathroom, under eaves, or in the ceiling of an enclosed porch.
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Polk Audio RC80i 8″ Ceiling Speaker
Cut-Out Diameter: 9-3/8′(23.81cm) Mounting Depth (includes 1/2″ drywall): 3-1/8′ (7. 94cm) Overall Depth: 3-5/8′ (9.21cm) Overall Diameter: 10-3/4′(27.30cm) Woofer Diameter: 8″ (20.32cm) Type: Dynamic Balance driver with mineral-filled polymer cone and rubber surround Tweeter Diameter: 1″ (2.54cm) Type: Dynamic Balance tweeter with metal soft dome in ball-and-socket swivel mount Efficiency: 90 dB Inputs: Spring-loaded clips Nominal Impedance: 8 ohms Recommended Amplifier Power: 20 – 100 watts per channel Total Frequency Response: 35Hz – 20kHz Warranty: 5 years
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Big loud 8″ RC80i woofer creates a brutal momentum, with maximum amount bass that you are unlikely to find in any other in-ceiling speaker system. The RC80i is ideal for areas that require big, rich sound with good coverage, but without enough room for traditional speakers. Designed for superb wide dispersion, the Polk Audio RC80i delivers great sound wherever you are.
RC80i Features
Perfect Fit templates, perfectly aligned mounting surfaces, and the patented Rotating Cam locking system help you easily and efficiently prepare for mounting and install a speaker that will not create vibrations.
RCi loudspeakers use a “virtual envelope” of wall or ceiling interior space to enhance low-frequency response and smooth bass-to-midrange fusion.
Lightweight and rigid blue polymer cones provide excellent damping and low frequencies.
Rugged, computer-modeled injection-moulded butyl rubber enclosure suppresses unwanted speaker resonances and delivers quality sound throughout the life of the system.
Rotating tweeters can be aimed for more precise beaming and realistic scene rendering.
Polk’s patented Dynamic Balance® technology helps eliminate distortion-causing resonances in the drivers and the entire system from the design and material selection stage, so all you hear is high-quality sound.
Klippel distortion optimization for perfect acoustic drive structure, voice coil centering and suspension, providing the best performance at any volume level.
Stainless steel fittings, durable butyl rubber suspension and painted steel grilles (powder-coated aluminum on ceiling models) make the RCi series suitable for high humidity environments such as bathrooms or enclosed verandas (RCi series is not suitable for outdoor use) ).
RCi speakers have paintable grilles and can virtually disappear visually into any room.
The RCi Series is timbre-matched with other Polk loudspeakers, helping to ensure an absolutely smooth speaker-to-speaker layering in systems that combine traditional and built-in speakers.
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The best iPad Mini 6 cases will offer good protection, great value, and perhaps even a little personal flair to your tiny tablet, but there certainly are a lot to choose from.
Given that the iPad Mini 6 is a couple of years old, case makers have had time to make a wide variety of options from rugged, robust cases to more slimline and stylish ones. We’ve looked at as many cases as we could get our hands on to find the best for different people’s needs, considering the value, build quality, protectiveness, brand reputation and customer reviews to help you find the right iPad Mini 6 case for you.
If you don’t yet have an iPad Mini 6, we’d recommend checking out our summary of the various iPad generations and our breakdown of the iPad vs iPad mini for a bit more direction to the differences between them.
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1. Apple Smart Folio
Best all-rounder
+ Perfect fit + Great looks – No edge protection
Apple’s own Smart Folio is the best all-round iPad mini 6 case in terms of looks and function, the only downsides being the price and lack of edge protection. The heavyweight polyurethane is durable and feels good to use.
2. JETech mini Case
Best budget case
+ Highly affordable + 360° protection – Not super durable
This case is a great cheaper alternative to Apple’s own folio. It offers decent corner protection and an attractive look, and can store your Apple Pencil 2. It may not be the most durable, but for the price we can’t complain.
3. TORRO Magnetic Case
Best luxury option
+ Premium feel + Pencil 2 clasp – Expensive
This case is crafted from premium cowhide leather with a microfibre lining that prevents scratches. Like many of the best iPad mini cases, it can be used as a stand and its magnets will ensure the fit is perfect for your device.
4. ESR Magnetic Case
Best for Apple Pencil
+ Excellent value + Pencil protection – Weak magnets
This case doubles as a stand and has auto sleep and wake – it even has an additional magnetic clasp on the side designed to hold your Pencil 2 in place while it’s charging on the side. There’s also some very nice colour options to choose from.
5. Spigen Rugged Armor
Best protection
+ Great protection + Slim – No stand
If you’re wanting solid protection, this case features air cushion technology that acts as an effective shock absorber if you drop it. This case also fits around the device and provides decent edge protection for those that are a bit clumsy.
6. Ztotop Kids Case
Best case for kids
+ Ideal for kids + Ample protection – Not very subtle
This chunk of brightly-coloured plastic and foam comes complete with a screen protector, handle, strap and kickstand. Versatile, cheap and properly protective, this is a must if you’re getting an iPad mini 6 for the kids.
07. ESR Clear Case
Best transparent option
+ Yellowing-resistant + Drop protection – No cover
The case offers a tough protective shell that leaves the iPad’s design completely visible. It protects your mini with a hard back and soft, flexible frame, and it provides drop protection thanks to shock-absorbing corners and raised edges.
08. MoKo decorative Case
Best stylish option
+ Lots of designs + Durable design – Slightly looser fit
This is a great pick for bolder looks. It has the standard trifold magnetic cover that’ll wake and sleep your iPad mini, and it acts as a stand. On the back there’s a translucent soft TPU shell that provides drop protection. There’s plenty of other designs available too.
09. ProCase Case with Cover
Best sleek option
+ Auto wake and sleep + Translucent back + Great value
This case comes in a range of colours at unbeatable prices. There’s a magnetic PU cover that’ll wake and sleep your device, and a translucent frosted back cover that provides drop protection. It also has 2 different viewing mode angle.
For more great savings, check out the best Apple deals available now. And if you’re wanting to further deck out your iPad, we have guides to the best iPad Mini keyboards and the best iPad stands.
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In 2021, Apple presented a few new iPad models, including the 6th generation of the iPad mini, the smallest version of the popular tablet series. The stylish device comes in four different colors, all of which highlight its elegant design. In addition, the iPad mini 6 impresses with an 8. 3″ Liquid Retina All Screen Display, which hardly reflects and delivers insanely sharp images. In addition to its functionality and design specifications, the mini 6 is fun to play games on, draw with, stream videos, and even work from. An all-around great release from Apple.
We offer you beautiful iPad mini 6 cases that not only perfectly protect your new iPad, but also help it to achieve the best style. Choose from a wide variety of modern designs and select the one that best suits you and your individual style. Would you rather become a designer yourself? No problem! With us you can also design your own custom iPad mini 6 case.
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Our iPad mini 6 sleeves have their own space for your Apple Pencil so that you always have it on-hand when you need it.
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Currently, you can find a huge number of heating stoves and fireplaces on the market, while sellers, praising their goods, will tell you about a large number of additional functions, such as long burning, air supply, or even double afterburning. What is a double burn? What advantages does it give and is it really necessary for the owner of a stove or fireplace? In this article we will try to answer all questions regarding the function of double afterburning of flue gases in modern stoves and fireplaces.
The term flue gas afterburning itself implies that some flue gases are burned out. What is it, and what gases are we talking about? It may come as a surprise to someone, but when solid fuels, such as firewood, are burned, gases burn! Yes, it is the gases that are formed during the combustion of firewood, and with the participation of the oxygen contained in the air, they provide a flame with the release of heat.
How the double burner works
So, what is a double afterburning furnace, and how does it provide this afterburning of flue gases? First of all, a feature of such furnaces is the special design of the furnace, in which additional air is taken in a special way, the flows of which are distributed through the system of channels, heated and fed into the combustion chamber.
Distribution of air flows in furnaces fireplaces with double afterburning
Conventionally, step by step, the process of double afterburning can be described as follows:
Supplementary air enters through air intakes
Passing through the channels along the wall of the combustion chamber, the air is heated, as a result of heating, pressure is formed
Preheated air, through a series of holes in the upper level of the combustion chamber, is fed into the furnace furnace
Mixing with flue gases ensures their more complete combustion.
The video below shows the process of double afterburning in modern Danish Morso 7110 series fireplace stoves. In this video clip, you can see additionally heated air entering the combustion chamber through two rows of holes in the furnace of this stove.
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Of course, you can rely on the words of the seller about the presence of this function in the stove or fireplace you like. However, do not forget that the seller primarily plans to earn money by selling you a product, even if not of the highest quality, he does not intend to use it himself. Therefore, you should not buy a stove for your home anywhere, but only in places with a good reputation, where sellers can be trusted.
Visually, the presence of the double afterburning function can be determined by looking into the furnace furnace. On stoves with a long burn function, you can see a series of holes in the upper part of the firebox for supplying preheated air.
Row of holes for supplying additional air to the furnace chamber during double afterburning
However, it should be borne in mind that some unscrupulous manufacturers simply create holes in the furnace furnace, emitting the presence of a double afterburning function. Therefore, before choosing and buying a fireplace stove, it is better to pay attention to the reputation of the manufacturer.
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Beautiful combustion double-burning furnaces generally provide more beautiful combustion. The flame in such a furnace is more voluminous, has a bewitching beautiful shape.
Efficiency of the stove – these stoves use fuel (wood) more efficiently, which burns almost completely, leaving a minimum of ash. Additional air in the furnace furnace, mixing with flue gases, ensures their more complete combustion. This achieves maximum heat and heat transfer of the fireplace.
Chimney safety . In furnaces with double afterburning, a minimum amount of soot and soot is formed and enters the chimney. In furnaces with a normal combustion mode, on the contrary, a large amount of soot is formed, which, when it enters the chimney, mixes with moisture, forms an aggressive environment and leads to its corrosion. The chimney when using long-burning stoves will last longer.
Environmental . Fuel in furnaces with double afterburning burns out almost completely, with minimal emissions of combustion products into the atmosphere, and practically does not pollute the environment. Residents of the Russian Federation do not betray great importance of environmental safety, and for example, in the EU countries, smoke emission control zones have been established where it is forbidden to use stoves without double afterburning. And many manufacturers refuse to produce old models of stoves and fireplaces without double afterburning.
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A good keyboard and mouse is crucial for most peoples’ day to day life. Unfortunately, it can take some time and money to shop for just the right ones. Finding an affordable, functional combo can help save both.
Our top pick, Logitech’s MK850 Performance wireless mouse and keyboard (available at Walmart), is still our favorite mouse and keyboard combo despite becoming harder to find.
There are plenty of other choices to love, from budget sets to high-end gaming equipment. You can also find versatile, affordable picks separately among our favorite keyboards and wireless mice.
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The Logitech MK850 Performance’s keyboard feels nice to type on, and it doesn’t have overly-long key throws.
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Connection: Bluetooth or 2. 4GHz wireless
Batteries: Keyboard 2 AAA; mouse 1 AA
Battery life: Keyboard 36 months; mouse 24 months
The Logitech MK850 Performance was our favorite back in 2017 and, despite everything to come out since then, it’s still our favorite for most users. These high-quality peripherals won’t look out of place on any desk and they feel as great as they look. The mouse in this set is similar to Logitech’s MX Master 2s, one of our long-time favorites. It’s fully-featured, ergonomic, and won’t hurt your hand after hours of work.
The full-size keyboard feels nice to type on, as it doesn’t have overly long key throws. Its comfortable wrist rest and adjustable rear feet let you use it flat or at a 4- or 8-degree angle. Labels for Windows and Mac keyboard shortcuts help users with all kinds of mainstream PCs. You can also pair the set with three devices via Logitech’s USB Unifying Receiver or Bluetooth, making it incredibly flexible.
Logitech’s unified USB receiver design is another great feature. This unique wireless dongle can connect with up to six Logitech products at once.
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The Logitech MK270 is a great buy that lives up to the hype.
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Connection: Bluetooth or 2.4 GHz wireless
Battery life: Keyboard 36 months; mouse 12 months
Batteries: Keyboard 2 AAA; mouse 1 AA
We tested Logitech’s MK270 set after noting its thousands of positive reviews, and it lives up to the hype. If you don’t need a fancy keyboard and mouse, you can’t go wrong with this sub-$30 combo.
In our typing test, we were able to sustain speeds over 80 wpm (words per minute) without much trouble. The keyboard has eight programmable hotkeys that can be used to launch different apps. There are some handy features, like being able to store the USB dongle inside the mouse when you’re not using it.
There are a few downsides. The mouse is small enough that it may not be suited for most adult hands. Also, the included dongle is not a “unifying” one that will work across Logitech products.
Still, those are relatively minor quibbles. For a solid mouse and keyboard set for such a low price, those complaints feel pretty minor.
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Small mouse
Other Keyboard and Mouse Sets We Tested
Dell Premier Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard and Mouse (KM7321W)
Connection: Bluetooth or 2.4 GHz wireless
Battery life: 36 months for each
Batteries: Keyboard 2 AAA; Mouse 1 AA
If you prefer an elegant, minimalist keyboard for your desktop, Dell’s Premier Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard is fantastic. This full-size wireless keyboard has 109 keys, including 12 programmable function keys. The aluminum board has relatively large keys with scissor switches, and it’s easy to type accurately at speed. There isn’t much travel, but it’s whisper quiet.
The Titan Grey finish is matched by the mouse, which boasts seven buttons, including five programmable ones. The sensor is adjustable between 1,000 and 4,000 dots per inch (DPI), which is sensitive enough for most people.
The provided dongle works flawlessly with both pieces, and tucks away inside the mouse for storage. The keyboard also offers 128-bit AES (Advanced Encryption Standard), in case you’re concerned about wireless keystrokes being intercepted.
This is a particularly good combo for working with multiple devices. You can switch between up to three at the click of a button.
Logitech’s MK550 set was the only traditional ergonomic keyboard and mouse set we tried. With its wave shape and long key presses, it reminded us of Microsoft’s now-famous Ergonomic 4000 keyboard. It has a big wrist rest, prominent media keys, and even a chunky zoom toggle. It comes with a good (but not great) mouse that fit our hands well.
Unfortunately, the long throw of the keys made us more prone to mistakes in our typing test. If you’re used to flat laptop keyboards and prefer keys that don’t move quite so much, this could make for a frustrating typing experience. Additionally, its lack of convenient features made it less desirable than our top pick.
Cons
Prone to mistyping
Logitech MX900 Performance Combo
Connection: Bluetooth for mouse, 2.4 GHz wireless for both
Battery life: 10 days between charges claimed
Batteries: Rechargeable battery
Logitech’s newer, high-end mouse and keyboard combo, takes most of the great things about the MK850 and updates them with modern conveniences like optional “advanced” keyboard backlighting and a rechargeable version of Logitech’s MX mouse with a more precise sensor.
The MX 900 is surprisingly comfortable, but the keyboard lacks some of the MK850’s most interesting features. The mouse can pair and swap among multiple devices, but the keyboard can’t. There’s also not Bluetooth keyboard support.
Another issue: we didn’t note issues with the rechargeable battery, but other reviewers have found that their battery life falls far short of the advertised 10 days.
Plus, it’s hard to justify what you get for the price. There are some nominal quality of life improvements over our starter pick, but they come with some notable tradeoffs. For just a little more you could get Logitech’s best productivity-focused keyboard, the MX Keys, and the better MX Master 3 mouse.
Logitech’s middle-of-the-road wireless desktop set gets the job done, but it’s not our favorite. The MK320 was comparable to our budget pick, but is less widely available. In our tests, we found this keyboard provided an accurate typing experience at speeds over 80 wpm.
The mouse in this set is very small and not comfortable for long-term use. If you can get a discount on this combo, you may like it well enough, but there are better and more widely-available options out there, even for this price range.
Most of the Logitech keyboard/mouse combo sets we tried were good, but this keyboard was an out-and-out disappointment. The flat keys and short button presses led us to make too many mistakes in our typing test. The keyboard looks attractive enough, but it’s not exactly easy to use.
For the money, we also found the mouse to be puny and disappointing for the price premium this set carries. We recommend either shelling out a little more for the more ergonomic, MK550 or saving a little by going for the MK270.
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How We Test Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combos
The Testers
Hey everyone, I’m Mike Epstein. I’m a freelance technology reviewer living in New York. I write about computers and gaming hardware. As it happens, keyboards and mice are a specialty of mine: I’ve written a lot of reviews for them at places like PCMag and IGN.
I’ve been writing professionally on the Internet for most of the decade, so I know how important it is to have a mouse and keyboard that’s comfortable and reliable, and can assess pretty quickly whether or not any given piece of kit will be able to get the job done.
The Tests
Buying a mouse and keyboard together as in a single pack suggests you’re looking for something convenient, affordable, and easy to use. We test each combo by using them as an everyday mouse and keyboard on both a desktop gaming PC and a Macbook Pro. We browse the web, write emails, and play popular video games online. We test them in apps like Chrome and the Microsoft Office suite.
We also consider portability. We look at how far these wireless products can be from their receivers. We also test how comfortable they are to use in non-traditional setups, like sitting at a kitchen table, or on the couch with the keyboard in our lap.
We also check out factors like ergonomic design, Bluetooth connectivity, wireless connectivity, Windows compatibility, and more.
How to Shop for a Keyboard and Mouse Combo
We’re willing to bet most people use a keyboard and mouse—or at least a trackpad—almost every day. It’s easy to take these tools for granted, but if you spend 40 hours a week (or more) on a computer, you’re probably aware that they’re not all made equal.
Whether you’re investing in a convenient mouse/keyboard combo to pair with a home PC, or trying to improve your laptop experience on the go, you want an ergonomically sound wireless combo with sufficiently long battery life and connectivity to keep up with your needs.
Manufacturers can make whatever claims they like about the comfort or usability of their mouse/keyboard combos, but first-hand testing like we’ve done here is the only way to know for sure if a combo is worth what you’re paying for it. That said, there are some basics worth keeping in mind.
Wired vs. Wireless
The pros and cons of wired and wireless setups are simple, but worth going over. Mouse/keyboard combos provide a wireless experience either with Bluetooth connectivity or via a wireless dongle that plugs into a USB port. Wired hardware needs to be plugged directly into the laptop or PC directly, which will also take up a USB port.
Wired products won’t delay or interrupt your connection as you type or browse through websites. And while a good wireless mouse/keyboard combo won’t, either, some of them do. That’s part of why testing is crucial.
A wireless combo gives you inherent freedom of use, at the cost of worrying about battery life and potential interference. If you look at an identical mouse/keyboard set where one is wired and one is wireless, the wireless variant will usually be more expensive. You’re paying for freedom to move around and minimize clutter.
To that end, a wireless combo can make a lot of sense if you value tidiness. It can also be a good choice if you need a keyboard/mouse set for multiple workstations. A good set makes it easy enough to pop the dongle or re-pair with any laptop or PC you use.
Compatibility
While many headphones and tablet keyboards come in an OS-locked variant (Android or Apple, usually), Bluetooth connections are universal. This means the same Bluetooth keyboard and mouse combo should be compatible with Windows and other operating systems like iOS.
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Wireless keyboards are now the standard, and thanks to hyper-fast connections and long-lasting batteries, you don’t have to give up any practical functions to use them. In fact, they’re so fast and reliable that even the hard-to-please PC gamer crowd can find something that suits their fancy. Whether you want a sleek low-profile board, a big clicky mechanical design with tons of customization, or just something that fits both your use case and your budget, there’s something out there for every user.
We’ve based our best picks on hours spent using each model, banging away on our reviews, surfing the web, and keeping up on social media. There’s no one-size-fits-all keyboard, but our recommendations aim to help you make an informed decision based on your personal needs. Also, check out our buying advice at the end to help you learn what to look for when shopping for a wireless keyboard.
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Logitech MX Keys S Wireless Keyboard – Best overall wireless desktop keyboard
Pros
Great typing experience
Customizable keys
Long battery life
Auto-dimming backlight
Cons
No height adjustment
Wireless can get choppy in crowded environments
Logitech’s top-of-the-line keyboard design returns in an S variant, this time with an updated Bolt multi-device receiver and new a new auto-adjusting backlight feature. The typing experience is as good as it was in the original model, and it’s even a tiny bit cheaper, so this upgrade is a win-win if you like your keyboards thin and stylish. Just be aware that dozens of Bluetooth devices in the vicinity might bog it down. If you prefer your Logitech boards a little more clicky-clacky, check out the MX Mechanical variant.
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Logitech MK540 Advanced Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo – Best value proposition
Pros
Quiet yet tactile keys
Programmable function keys and mouse gestures
Roomy, comfy design
Cons
Too bulky for mobile use
Limited MacOS support
Logitech does it again with the MK540 Advanced combo. It might not have the convenience of backlighting that the K800 offers, but it hits all the other important features for productivity: a roomy layout, dedicated media buttons, a numpad, programmable keys, and tactile typing. In addition to all that, the keyboard comes with a decent wireless mouse, that is itself programmable, so you’re good to go.
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Razer BlackWidow V3 Pro – Best wireless gaming keyboard
Pros
Super-smooth switches
Great media controls
Comfy wrist rest
Cons
Expensive
Keycaps are a little cheap
For a long time, Corsair’s K63 has been our pick for best wireless gaming keyboard. We still like that keyboard a lot, but after recently reviewing the Razer BlackWidow V3 Pro, we’ve found a new favorite. It’s got everything you’d want from a gaming keyboard: full-size layout, mechanical switches, RGB, a wrist rest, a volume wheel—and the convenience of a wireless connection. Yes, it’s also pretty pricey, as premium products often are. That leaves the K63 as a still-very-respectable lower-priced alternative.
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Redragon K596 – Best ultra-budget wireless gaming keyboard
Pros
Low price
Included wrist rest
Long battery life
Volume wheel
Cons
Ugly keycaps
Can only program G keys
No Bluetooth
The Redragon K596 is a fully wireless mechanical gaming keyboard packing many of the features you’d expect from a premium model. While the K596 isn’t amazing in any one particular area, at this price it doesn’t have to be. It covers all of the basics you would want from a wireless keyboard such as programmability, per-key RGB, volume wheel, macro keys, and a magnetic wrist rest. In contrast to the ballooning prices of modern gaming keyboards, the Redragon K596 represents a fantastic value.
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Redragon K596 Wireless Keyboard review
Logitech MX Keys Mini – Best wireless keyboard for travel
Pros
Tiny size
Great typing experience
Customizable controls
Multi-device pairing
Cons
High price
No riser feet
Don’t let the relatively high price scare you off. The MX Keys Mini is probably the best compact wireless keyboard around. It’s small but mighty—super comfortable to type on, offers a semi-customizable layout, supports multi-device switching, and more. If you want to work on the go, this board is not only an easy pack, it easily earns its keep by deftly standing out from others in its class.
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Logitech MX Keys Mini review
Keychron Q1 Pro – Best high-end mechanical keyboard
Pros
Great hardware
Excellent wireless performance
Unbeatable value
Cons
Bluetooth only wireless
This wireless update to Keychron’s best-in-class Q series has everything: a full aluminum case, hot-swap sockets and VIA programming for customization, PBT keycaps, and multi-device Bluetooth pairing. It’s equally at home with Mac or Windows users, and shockingly, it’s less expensive that a lot of of the boutique mechanical designs it’s aping. Not that it’s cheap, mind you, but if you want a wireless mech with every possible bell and whistle (except 2.4GHz wireless), this is it.
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Keychron Q1 Pro Keyboard review
Keydous NJ80-AP – Best typing experience
Pros
Amazing typing experience
High-quality parts
Bluetooth and 2. 4GHz wireless
Long battery life
Cons
Clunky software
Plastic case
A bit heavy
We’ve reviewed a lot of keyboards at PCWorld, and this one has the best “feel” of any of them. If you spend hours a day typing, then the high-quality keycaps, exotics switches, and classy components like a brass deck plate and interior foam will make your fingers feel like they’re at a day spa. The plastic case is a bit of a let-down and the customization software is clunky, but there’s no better mech on the market for pure typing performance. And a nice bonus: Wireless comes in both Bluetooth and 2.4GHz flavors.
K780 Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard – Best full-size multi-device option
Pros
Works with all major platforms
Can toggle between three paired devices
Quiet keys with great travel
Cons
Not built for portability
If you like the convenience of a Bluetooth keyboard that can switch among different devices, but don’t require the compact layout of the MX Keys Mini, Logitech’s K780 Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard promises to be the one keyboard to rule all your computing gizmos. Indeed, it’s fully compatible with Windows, Mac OS, Chrome OS, Android, and iOS for fast and effortless switching between your computer, smartphone, and tablet. It also costs a good deal less than the MX Keys Mini, and offers a roomy layout with a numpad.
Logitech Ergo K860 – Best ergonomic wireless keyboard
Pros
Curved and split ergonomic design
Comfortable wrist support
Palm raise feature lets you adjust height for sitting or standing
Cons
Requires some time to get used to split design
Expensive
Logitech’s Ergo K860 has finally conquered our skepticism about awkward ergonomic keyboards. In the course of our review, there was a marked improvement in typing comfort and reduced muscle tension, all without sacrificing productivity to a steep learning curve. It’s a little expensive compared to a conventional wireless keyboard, but if you’re struggling with comfort, the K860 is the only ergonomic keyboard we’d heartily recommend.
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Logitech Ergo K860 review
How we test wireless keyboards
It was hands-on all the way with our keyboard testing. We spent at least one full workday typing exclusively on each model we tested, with follow-up time to allow for a learning curve. We assessed the primary typing experience: key design, typing feel, and even noisiness. We also tried the secondary features: hotkeys, switches and dials on multi-platform models, and even the ability to adjust the angle or other comfort characteristics.
We considered the size, weight, and durability of each model against its purpose—whether it was designed to be portable or desk-bound, and compact or fully featured. For instance, we balance the versatility of multi-platform models like Logitech’s K780 against its performance as an actual keyboard you need to use everyday (and in this case, it wins on all counts).
How to shop for a wireless keyboard
You’re going to use this keyboard every day, so make sure it fits your typing habits and your needs. Here’s what to keep in mind as you shop.
Size: A model that will always sit on your desktop can be bigger and heavier, and usually some other advantages some with that. As more of us carry laptops or tablets, however, we’ll look for models that are compact or portable. These will sacrifice some features but be easier to take with you.
Keys: Look for keys that are sculpted and spaced for typing comfort. This is why we encourage trying before buying: We’ve had very different experiences with traditional keys vs. chiclet-style vs. flatter key designs, and it’s surprising how little things like the texture or the amount of dimple will make or break a choice. Most mainstream keyboards use membrane technology, which is adequate for most users, but heavy-duty users and gamers will likely prefer keyboards with mechanical switches (which are not reviewed here). Windows hotkeys, or even programmable keys, are great bonuses, especially for power users.
Adjustability: Some keyboards offer no adjustment for angle or height. Look for models with adjustable legs or feet. We haven’t included ergonomic models in this round of reviews.
Battery needs: All wireless keyboards use batteries. Check closely for the type and number of batteries you need, and whether a starter set is included. We note the vendors’ specified battery life in each review.
FAQ
1.
What’s the difference between a Bluetooth keyboard and a wireless keyboard?
Wireless keyboards connect to a PC in one of two ways: via Bluetooth or a USB receiver. Wireless keyboards that connect via a USB receiver or dongle can only connect to a computer or device if it has a USB port. Bluetooth connectivity on the other hand does not require any dongle or extra receiver and can therefore easily connect to other Bluetooth-enabled devices without the need for any ports. Additionally, Bluetooth keyboards tend to cost a little more but also offer longer battery life.
While shopping, you may find that older devices do not support Bluetooth. However, if you need a keyboard to work across different platforms on newer devices, a Bluetooth-enabled model is the way to go.
2.
Can a laptop be used with a wireless keyboard?
Yes, you can use a wireless keyboard with a laptop without issue. Depending on whether you are using a wireless USB dongle keyboard or a Bluetooth keyboard, you just need to connect to the laptop and then you are good to go. This is true if you wish to connect a wireless keyboard to your tablet or 2-in-1, as well.
3.
Do wireless keyboards need special batteries?
Usually wireless keyboards are powered using either rechargeable or disposable batteries. Wireless keyboards with rechargeable batteries will just need to be plugged into an external power source such as a computer or wall outlet when the battery is low. Otherwise, wireless keyboards with disposable batteries will need those batteries to be replaced when they die. The most common types of batteries these keyboards use will be either AA or AAA alkaline batteries.
TOP-10 best kits, 2023 rating according to customer reviews and ratings
The wireless keyboard and mouse cost the consumer much more profitable than purchasing these devices separately.
A clear advantage of this kit is the absence of wires, but when purchasing this system, you must take into account the characteristics of each element.
Today there are both budget options and expensive ones on the market.
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Top 10 Best Sets: Wireless Keyboard Plus Mouse 2023
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#1
Microsoft Wireless Desktop 900 Black USB
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#2
Logitech Wireless Combo MK220 Black USB
#3
Canyon CNS-HSETW4-RU Black USB
#4
Logitech MK240 Nano Black-Yellow USB
#5
HP 4CF00AA Wireless Keyboard and Mouse 800 White USB
#6
Microsoft Designer Bluetooth Desktop Black Bluetooth
#7
ASUS W500 0 Gray USB
#8
Logitech MK235 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Black USB
#9 0030
ASUS W5000 White USB
Pros and cons of wireless kits
Consider the pros and cons of a wireless keyboard and mouse kit.
Stay tuned! The advantages of such devices include:
no wires that limit the location of devices;
the mouse is usually compact and takes up little space on the desktop;
the ability to connect not only to a desktop computer, but also to other devices via a Bluetooth connection;
more aesthetic appearance of the workplace;
does not cause problems with pets that chew on wires.
Among the disadvantages of wireless keyboards and mice are:
dependence on batteries or accumulator;
slight delays in response possible;
the distance from the signal receiver must not exceed 5 meters.
Popular models
Consider the rating of popular wireless kits in 2023 so that you have an idea about the characteristics of devices from different manufacturers. TOP 10 is based on reviews and ratings of real buyers.
Microsoft Wireless Desktop 900 Black USB
The keyboard and mouse are powered by a 2. 4 GHz radio. The range of the adapter is 10 meters.
It is connected via the USB input of a personal computer or laptop. The gadgets are powered by finger batteries.
Both elements are made in the same style, complementing each other. The mouse works on all surfaces thanks to optical technology.
The keyboard is equipped with membrane keys that make almost no sound when pressed.
Specifications:
maximum range 10 m;
communication type – radio channel;
keyboard power supply – 2xAAA;
manipulator power supply – 2xAA;
keyboard dimensions – 42.4×2.8×15.5 cm;
manipulator dimensions – 11.3×6.3×4.4 cm.
large mouse with comfortable grip;
conveniently located music control buttons;
minimalist style;
small size.
Drawbacks
small print on keys;
no indicator lights;
Mouse lacks sensitivity.
Logitech Wireless Combo MK220 Black USB
Convenience, practicality and modern design are enclosed in a reliable device from a Swiss manufacturer.
Small and narrow keyboard takes up little desktop space.
For convenience, retractable tabs are provided on the bottom of the device. The interface is not overloaded with additional buttons.
The symmetrical design of the mouse makes it suitable for both right and left handed use. The manipulator works on optical technology.
Both devices connect to both desktop and laptop computers via one receiver at 2.4 GHz.
Specifications:
maximum range 10 m;
communication type – radio channel;
keyboard power supply – 2xAAA;
manipulator power supply – 2xAA;
keyboard dimensions – 37.8x11x1.9 cm;
manipulator dimensions – 10.3×5.3×3.2 cm.
Benefits
compact dimensions;
quiet button response;
quality assembly;
reasonable cost;
The mouse fits comfortably in the hand.
Disadvantages
no indicator lights;
unusual key layout;
Latin and Cyrillic of the same color and size.
Canyon CNS-HSETW4-RU Black USB
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Ultra-thin keyboard with a compact, fingerprint-resistant grip.
Standard key set with additional multimedia buttons.
The number block is located separately from the letter block. The special texture of the surfaces protects the instruments from stains and dust. The set also includes headphones.
Sturdy keys with virtually no clatter when typing. The manipulator has three DPI values: 800, 1200, 1600.
Mouse and keyboard connected to computers via USB receiver.
Specifications:
maximum range 10 m;
communication type – radio channel;
keyboard power supply – 1xAAA;
manipulator power supply – 2xAA;
keypad dimensions – 53. 8×4.2×16.3 cm;
manipulator dimensions – 10.3×5.3×3.2 cm.
advantages
quiet keys with little travel;
the mouse works smoothly even at the maximum distance;
reasonable cost;
soft buttons;
compact size.
Disadvantages
no indicator lights;
does not work correctly with a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi receiver, since the wave matches the frequency of the device;
glued letters gleam when exposed to light.
Logitech MK240 Nano Black-Yellow USB
Small and stylish desktop addition in black and yellow.
Familiar but compact standard size key layout, but without numeric keypad.
The streamlined body of the manipulator fits comfortably in the hand. Both devices are connected to the computer via a miniature USB receiver using Plug-and-play technology.
The keyboard is sealed on all sides to prevent liquid from entering the device. There are feet for height adjustment. The mouse is equipped with an optical tracking system.
Specifications:
maximum range 10 m;
communication type – radio channel;
keyboard power supply – 2xAAA;
manipulator power supply – 2xAAA;
keypad dimensions – 13.9×28.8×2.1 cm;
manipulator dimensions – 6x10x3.2 cm.
compact dimensions;
attractive design;
buttons do not make noise;
instant response to pressing.
Disadvantages
insert key missing;
no indicator lights;
Cyrillic and Latin are in the same color.
HP 4CF00AA Wireless Keyboard and Mouse 800 White USB
Stylish device designed for comfortable use.
The keyboard has a classic layout. The set is made in white. There is a caps lock indicator.
The device sits on a table and does not move when typing. The keys make almost no sounds when pressed, have a short travel and instant response.
The wheel on the manipulator is smooth. Both gadgets are connected to the computer via a small sensor with a USB output.
Specifications:
maximum range 10 m;
communication type – radio channel;
keyboard power supply – 2xAAA;
manipulator power supply – 2xAAA;
keyboard dimensions – 18.7 x 4.1 x 11.4 cm;
manipulator dimensions – 19.3×6.5×3.1 cm.
excellent build quality;
pleasant key travel;
many function buttons;
does not make noise while typing.
Disadvantages
if there is an obstacle between the receiver and the device, communication with the computer is lost;
the rear edge of the mouse is hard on the palm;
There are no additional keys on the manipulator.
Microsoft Designer Bluetooth Desktop Black Bluetooth
Instant connection without wires and adapters using Bluetooth Smart technology.
Full size keyboard with standard membrane key layout.
There are also buttons to control music and video playback. Communication of the set with the computer is provided by Bluetooth 4.0 technology.
There is a digital set of buttons. The mouse is equipped with an optical sensor that provides accurate transmission of movements.
Thanks to the symmetrical shape of the manipulator, it is easy to use with both left and right hands.
Specifications:
maximum range 10 m;
communication type – Bluetooth;
keyboard power supply – 2xAAA;
manipulator power supply – 2xAAA;
keypad dimensions – 38.9 x 11.2 x 2.1 cm;
manipulator dimensions – 10.7x6x4.1 cm.
no false clicks;
nice button material;
buttons are pressed silently;
magnetic battery cover.
Disadvantages
gets dirty easily;
key blocks are not separated, you have to periodically look at the keyboard;
Sometimes the mouse buttons get stuck.
ASUS W5000 Gray USB
The low noise level is achieved thanks to the dome design of the buttons with pushers made of rubber and plastic.
The top row of keys is programmable to perform any options at the request of the user. The mouse will automatically turn off when not in use for a long time.
It also has a light indicator that indicates when the battery is low. Products are connected to the computer through one USB sensor.
Specifications:
maximum range 10 m;
communication type – radio channel;
keyboard power supply – 2xAAA;
manipulator power supply – 1xAA;
panel dimensions – 43.4x12x1.1 cm;
manipulator dimensions – 11x6x3 cm.
Moderate key travel;
custom layout;
mouse glides well on any surface;
elegant appearance.
Disadvantages
no Num Lock indicator;
sometimes does not work when pressed;
not very fast button response.
Logitech MK235 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Black USB
Maximum comfort in use and complete freedom in choosing a workplace.
The keys are low-profile for a smoother stroke and less noise when typing.
The layout is standard, there are 12 additional buttons that work through the Fn modifier. There are folding legs.
Rubber stoppers resist sliding on the table. Three-button optical mouse with scroll wheel.
No setup required on first connection, just connect the USB nano-receiver to your computer.
Specifications:
maximum range 10 m;
communication type – radio channel;
keyboard power supply – 2xAAA;
manipulator power supply – 1xAA;
keypad dimensions – 2.1 x 13.8 x 47.5 cm;
manipulator dimensions – 9.8×6.2×3.5 cm.
beautiful appearance;
small but comfortable mouse;
batteries last a long time;
soft touch plastic.
Disadvantages
no indicator lights;
there must be no obstacles between the USB receiver and the keypad, otherwise the connection is interrupted;
slippery mouse.
SmartBuy SBC-220349AG-RW White USB
The radio adapter has a communication radius of 15 meters with devices. While for most models it is only 10 meters.
Classic layout, but without digital block. Membrane island-type buttons make almost no sounds and have a low stroke.
Optical mouse technology allows you to use it on any surface. It has two buttons and a scroll wheel for vertical scrolling. The kit is sold in two colors: black or white.
Specifications:
maximum range 15 m;
communication type – radio channel;
keyboard power supply – 1xAAA;
manipulator power supply – 1xAA;
keypad dimensions – 29×14.1×2.2 cm;
manipulator dimensions – 11. 3×6.5×2.8 cm.
compact dimensions;
good looking;
mouse fits comfortably in the palm of your hand;
Keystrokes are almost inaudible.
Disadvantages
no Page Up, Page Down, Home and End keys;
despite the declared range of 15 meters, the keyboard starts to interrupt the connection already at two meters;
the mouse clicks loudly.
ASUS W5000 White USB
Home or office kit with the ability to choose any convenient place to work.
The keypad consists of low travel membrane buttons. Each key is located in a separate cell, as a result, it is not possible to accidentally hold down two at once.
Symbols are applied with a special paint, which is not erased during operation. Optical manipulator with two buttons and a wheel for vertical scrolling.
The kit is available in two colors: black or grey. The Fn key is responsible for volume control and many other system options.
Specifications:
maximum range 10 m;
communication type – radio channel;
keyboard power supply – 2xAA;
manipulator power supply – 1xAA;
keyboard dimensions – 43.4x12x2.2 cm;
manipulator dimensions – 6.1×3.1×5.8 cm.
excellent build quality;
buttons are not loud;
keyboard feet are strong and do not wobble;
nice corners on the edges of the mouse.
Disadvantages
Russian alphabet is small;
no power saving mode;
Sometimes the keys get stuck.
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Conclusions
Based on the rating, we can distinguish main features of sets consisting of wireless keyboards and a manipu lator :
all operate at 2.4 GHz ;
optimal distance from the signal receiver no more than two meters ;
there must be no obstacles between the sensor and devices ;
design all models perfectly fits any interior ;
As a rule, the batteries run out faster on the mouse than on the keyboard.
Useful video
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A careful study of the main technical characteristics, as well as the pros and cons of the most popular kits, will help you not to make a mistake when choosing.
Rating TOP 10 best keyboard and mouse sets in 2023
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Logitech Wireless Combo MK220 Black USB
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Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Desktop Black USB
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Logitech Wireless Combo MK270 Black USB
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Logitech MK235 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Black USB
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Logitech Wireless Combo MK330 Black USB
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Microsoft Wireless Desktop 900 Black USB
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DELL KM636 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Black USB
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A4Tech 9200F Black USB
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Microsoft Wireless Desktop 2000 Black USB
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Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Desktop Black USB
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Contents
Top 10 best keyboard and mouse combos of 2023
Best keyboard and mouse combos
Logitech Wireless Combo MK220 Black USB
Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Desktop Black USB
Logitech Wireless Combo MK270 Black USB
Logitech MK235 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Black USB
Logitech Wireless Combo MK330 Black USB
Microsoft Wireless Desktop 900 Black USB
DELL KM636 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Black USB
A4Tech 9200F Black USB
Microsoft Wireless Desktop 2000 Black USB
Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Desktop Black USB
22 Best keyboard and mouse sets
The top positions in the ranking of the best are occupied by keyboard sets + mouse, which have excellent technical characteristics and received the most positive feedback from users.
Logitech Wireless Combo MK220 Black USB
Compact set in grey/black, connects to a PC via USB via the nano receiver.
Bright white key markings stand out against the black background of the keyboard. Feet located on the back of the keyboard allow you to adjust the angle of the keyboard.
The universal body of the mouse makes it suitable for any size hand . The wide range of the receiver allows you to control your computer from up to 10 m away.
The compact size and light weight make it easy to take the device with you when you travel.
It is worth noting that this is one of the best models of 2023.
Specifications :
keyboard type – membrane;
number of keyboard/mouse keys – 104/3;
mouse type – optical LED;
connection – wireless USB;
additionally – digital block, “Fn” key.
Pros
soft keys;
fast mouse response;
handy size;
tilt adjustment;
quality assembly.
Cons
not found.
Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Desktop Black USB
Custom keyboard and mouse kit . This ensures the most comfortable hand position during operation.
The advanced functionality of the devices allows them to be used to perform absolutely any task – typing, managing a multimedia system, playing games.
Membrane mechanism makes keystrokes soft and virtually silent .
The blue color of the layout is clearly visible against the dark background of the device. Wireless connection makes it possible to use devices at a considerable distance from the PC.
Specifications :
keyboard type – membrane;
number of keyboard/mouse keys – 104/4;
mouse type – optical LED;
connection – wireless USB;
optional – digital block.
Pros
ergonomic housing;
compact;
magnetic mounts;
digital block on a separate module;
comfortable key travel.
Minuses
too small function keys.
Logitech Wireless Combo MK270 Black USB
Classic design for use in the office or at home .
In addition to the main set of keys, the keyboard is equipped with several additional keys that allow you to control applications, games, multimedia system and many other functions.
Keys are marked with white scratch-resistant paint.
The universal shape of the mouse and 3 functional buttons make operation very easy and convenient .
There are fold-out feet on the back of the keyboard for tilt adjustment. The absence of unnecessary cables allows you to use devices at a distance of 10 m from the PC.
Specifications :
keyboard type – membrane;
number of keyboard/mouse keys – 112/3;
mouse type – optical LED;
connection – wireless USB;
additionally – a digital block, multimedia buttons and the Internet.
Pros
keyboard has rubber feet;
mouse adapted for both hands;
bright charge indicator;
auto-update drivers;
soft keys.
Cons
Sometimes USB connection is lost.
Logitech MK235 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Black USB
A full size kit with a standard keyboard layout and a classically shaped mouse for maximum comfort even during extended use of the PC .
Sealed case reliably protects the mechanism from damage in case of accidental ingress of liquid. Sturdy rubberized feet allow devices to stay securely on the desktop surface.
Wireless connection type allows you to use devices at a distance of up to 10 m from the computer .
Powerful nano-transmitter provides uninterrupted signal. A large set of additional keys makes the keyboard multifunctional.
Specifications :
keyboard type – membrane;
number of keyboard/mouse keys – 101/3;
mouse type – optical LED;
connection – wireless USB;
optional – digital block.
Pros
comfortable keys;
acceptable price;
does not slip on the table;
sealed housing;
fast response.
Cons
The keys are too close together.
Logitech Wireless Combo MK330 Black USB
The kit syncs with any device that has wireless connectivity.
The compact size and light weight make it easy to take the set with you when you travel.
In addition to the standard layout, 11 additional function keys allow you to control applications, Internet connection, games and other options.
The slim design of the keyboard and comfortable angle of inclination keep your hands from fatigue even during extended use of the computer.
Long battery life allows devices to work up to one year without the need to replace them.
Specifications :
keyboard type – membrane;
number of keyboard/mouse keys – 115/3;
mouse type – optical LED;
connection – wireless USB;
additionally – digital block, function key “Fn”.
Pros
ambidextrous mouse;
rare battery change;
convenient button layout;
soft and silent key travel;
good range.
Cons
too small mouse.
Microsoft Wireless Desktop 900 Black USB
Classic design kit can be used for both office work and gaming missions .
Low-profile keys provide a soft and virtually silent action. The mouse’s 1000 dpi optical sensor allows it to glide smoothly across your work surface.
Keyboard keys are marked with white scratch-resistant paint .
Foldable legs on the back of the chair allow you to change the angle of inclination according to your preferences.
Specifications :
keyboard type – membrane;
number of keyboard/mouse keys – 108/3;
mouse type – optical LED;
connection – wireless USB;
in addition – “Multimedia” key, digital block.
Pros
low price;
comfortable layout;
soft keys;
fast mouse response;
quality assembly.
Cons
no backlight.
DELL KM636 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Black USB
The black kit fits comfortably on the desktop . Membrane key construction and chiclet type provide a soft, quiet stroke and fast response.
Wireless communication with a computer is provided by a radio channel. The bright white key markings are clearly visible on the black keyboard.
A foldable foot located on the back of the keyboard allows you to adjust the tilt according to your personal preference. .
The mouse is sized and shaped to fit comfortably in the palm of your hand.
Specifications :
keyboard type – membrane;
number of keyboard/mouse keys – 108/3;
mouse type – optical;
connection – USB radio channel;
optional – digital block.
Pros
comfortable shape;
ergonomic body;
soft keys;
mouse adapted for both hands;
tilt adjustment.
Cons
often need to change batteries.
A4Tech 9200F Black USB
The kit, made in silver and black colors, can be used both for work in the office and for playing game missions .
In addition to the standard layout, the keyboard is equipped with five additional keys and horizontal scrolling, which makes operation as simple and convenient as possible.
Membrane mechanism keeps keys quiet and smooth .
Optical mouse glides easily across your work surface. The wireless connection type makes it possible to use devices at a distance of 15 m from the PC.
Specifications :
keyboard type – membrane;
number of keyboard/mouse keys – 123/5;
mouse type – optical LED;
connection – wireless USB;
optional – digital block, power management, internet, multimedia.
Pros
beautiful design;
acceptable price;
soft, quiet key travel;
user-friendly software;
quality assembly.
Cons
no indicators.
Microsoft Wireless Desktop 2000 Black USB
Stylish and compact package for travel .
Comfortable tilt angle and palm rest protect your hands from fatigue even during prolonged work at the computer.
A large number of additional function keys allows you to easily control application settings, multimedia center, Internet connection and many other options.
The classically shaped mouse fits comfortably in the palm of any size.
Specifications :
keyboard type – membrane;
number of keyboard/mouse keys – 119/3;
mouse type – optical LED;
connection – wireless USB;
optional – digital block, power management, internet, multimedia.
Pros
palm rest;
comfortable slope;
fast response;
attractive design;
multifunctionality.
Cons
not found.
Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Desktop Black USB
Originally designed set will be a real find even for the most picky user.
An innovative nano-receiver provides wireless connectivity. The curved body and palm rest protect your hands from fatigue even during prolonged use of the PC.
The keys, located on the black body, are marked with a bright marking with paint that is not prone to abrasion .
The mouse’s comfortable grip and optical design provide maximum comfort when working.
The model does not lose its relevance in 2023.
Specifications :
keyboard type – membrane;
number of keyboard/mouse keys – 104/3;
mouse type – optical LED;
connection – wireless USB;
optional – digital block, power management, internet, multimedia.
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It’s the official charger, and it has two USB-C ports and a USB-A port, letting you power up both your laptop and another device. You will have to buy a USB-C cable separately, though.
It provides up to 100W of power, which is fast-charging capable. It even comes with a USB-C cable.
This might be a Dell product, but the charger has two parts, an AC end, and a long USB-C cable, which you can wrap around for storage. It has a slim profile, too.
Finally, the more premium pick is the Anker 715 Charger, which is one of the smallest and most compact 65W chargers you can buy.
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They’re comfortable and have stability fins, so they won’t fall out of your ears during runs. Their easy-to-use control scheme has music and volume functions, so you don’t need to pull out your phone during a run to skip a track.
Although they have a longer battery life, they aren’t as well-built, have worse controls, and aren’t as customizable.
They aren’t as well-built as the Jaybird Vista 2 Truly Wireless, but still feel sturdy and have an IP55 rating for dust and water resistance. Unlike the previous pick, they have ear hooks to stop them from slipping out of place even if the buds pop out of your ears, giving you an extra sense of security if you’re worried about losing your headphones. Their slightly bass-rich sound profile is suitable for a variety of genres, and you can customize it with a graphic EQ and presets in the companion app.
They aren’t quite as stable, but will easily stay in place for runs, have a similarly comfortable fit, and are rated IP55 for dust and water resistance.
Unlike the previous picks, these earbuds don’t have a companion app or sound customization features. They have an IPX5 rating for water resistance but no rating for dust resistance. Still, they have a comfortable, stable fit and come with various differently-sized ear tips and stability sleeves. They also come with a case with around 12.5 extra charges, so you can top up the earbuds for nearly 100 hours of continuous use without worrying about charging the case.
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Although they don’t have a companion app or sound customization features like a graphic EQ, you can use the earbuds’ onboard controls for cycling through a few EQ presets, which allows you to customize their sound a little bit. They have a sturdy design and a stable fit. They’re also decently comfortable for most people but have a deep fit, and using the onboard controls can push the buds deeper into your ears, which you might find annoying, especially during long runs.
Some headphones use transparency mode to help you hear your surroundings, but the sound they create can’t capture your environment perfectly. Unlike some of the other picks on this list, the Shokz OpenRun Bone Conduction bypass the ear canal and use bone conduction to send vibrations via your cheekbones, leaving your whole ear unobstructed and able to hear the world around you. However, this does mean that they don’t block out any background sound at all. Their unique sound reproduction may not be for everyone, either. These headphones lack low-bass, so music like EDM and hip-hop lacks body and sounds hollow. However, thanks to their fairly balanced mid-range, they can be a solid choice if you like to listen to vocal-centric content like podcasts.
They last roughly 13 hours continuously and have a standby mode to help conserve battery life if you forget to turn them off. However, they use a proprietary charging cable, so you’ll need to buy a new one if you lose or misplace it.
These wireless headphones have a sturdy build quality and have a comfortable fit for most people. Sports earbuds like the Jaybird Vista 2 Truly Wireless are more stable, but they’ll easily stay in place during runs. They come with a W1 chip for seamless pairing with Apple devices, and their ANC does a decent job at blocking out chatty gym-goers. While they don’t have an IP rating for protection against the elements, they last 23 hours on a single charge, so you can use them through several runs before needing a top-up.
However, they don’t have stability fins, so they aren’t stable as the Jaybird Vista 2 Truly Wireless.
But for most everyday activities—working out, traveling, and wandering around my house pretending to put things away—I much prefer a pair of convenient, durable, wireless workout buds. Since I started testing them, their sound and comfort have improved dramatically. I trail run, hike, work on my yard, lift weights, and watch mildly embarrassing barre and yoga videos on my laptop, all while testing the best wireless workout headphones around.
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Don’t be afraid to try mismatching sizes of ear tips or fins for a better fit.
They have 8 hours of battery life and up to 30 hours in the case. The mic also works well for calls.
Even earbuds with hooks tend to fall out and squiggle around, but Cloud Foam tips stay secure.
I also wholeheartedly recommend Beats’ previous, and now cheaper, Powerbeats workout buds; they work reliably after years of heavy use.
But these feel more like placing a set of tiny speakers near your ears.
I wore them for two weeks while running and walking the dog and never once had to recharge. The JBL app is easy to navigate with quite a bit of customization available.
These buds are too big for my ears, but if you have larger earholes, this is the one pair to rule them all. 
If you like world-class sound and aesthetics, and wouldn’t throw yourself off a cliff if you lost a $350 earbud, these are great.
But for that, you need tight-fitting, great-sounding running headphones. 
It’s also nice to note the eight-hour battery life, and the case keeps two more charges in reserve. These are incredibly well-balanced headphones, and will be a particularly good choice if you often play by a noisy river or on dusty paths. 
They’re also more than capable of handling moisture from even the most vigorous workout (although you should probably shower without them), and they have classic Beats sound: piercing in all the right places, especially at low frequencies. The PowerBeats Pro provide comfortable , but a secure fit, retaining the behind-the-ear clip design of the not-quite-wireless PowerBeats 3 while still managing to improve on that formula. Siri can be summoned by simply saying its name (or pressing a button), and the included volume switch is a huge improvement over AirPods that don’t have this feature. 
Add to that the decent, customizable ANC and transparency options, and the Elite 7 Pros do a great job of improving the sound – with the app, you can weed out or dampen as much external noise as you want, which is important for runners who want to be aware of what’s going on. what surrounds them. 
The dynamic speaker system is designed to boost bass without disturbing other bands, and IPX7 rating ensures that sweat, rain and water won’t get in the way of your practice tunes. 
This particular model uses small tabs that fit snugly against the cheeks right next to the ears, while earlier versions struggled with bass and clarity. 
One of the most notable is the high IP68 and MIL-STD 810G rating, which make these earphones waterproof, sweatproof, dustproof, freezeproof and shockproof. You don’t have to worry about something going wrong. 
Finally, the Vista 2 headphones also get a battery boost with a new eight-hour battery and a case that can handle up to two charges. 
Waterproof headphones provide the most protection against moisture, but waterproof headphones will at least provide some protection. 
Most modern running headphones come with a variety of eartips and ear cushions to fit any ear size. However, we recommend trying on the headphones you plan to buy whenever possible, as in-person fitting is the best way to ensure a good and comfortable fit. 
It is necessary to pay attention to various factors affecting comfort during training. 
They do not play music as cleanly as we would like, have an average sound quality, while they are light in weight and take up little space. 
Such behavior may cost them their lives, but what is there any life compared to quality music in the ears, right? 
Foam rubber or plastic after an hour of intense training begin to seem too hard and uncomfortable. 
The quality of the sound directly affects the quality of the training, the music that the athlete hears stimulates him to give all his best. This parameter is the most important, if you have chosen comfortable headphones and the sound quality is lame, then there is absolutely no point in such headphones. When choosing, you need to consider all factors, then you will find the headphones of your dreams. 
There are also monophonic and multichannel. 
Preference is given to high-quality basses, they stimulate the athlete during training. Music plays an important role during the training process, so the choice of headphones should be taken seriously. 
Specifications will delight you: frequency range 20-20000Hz, sensitivity 96 dB, Bluetooth 4.2, charging time 2 hours, weight 73g. Of course, the price of this model is not small, but the quality will pleasantly surprise you. The only drawback of this model is the absence of a volume control button on the headphones. 
1. Special flat cable, no tangling, and ergonomically shaped soft earbuds allow you to enjoy music while playing sports. Duration of continuous work is 6 hours, full charge is carried out in 2 hours. 
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Also, while it has companion software to program buttons and adjust sensitivity settings, there’s no option to increase the polling rate. It won’t concern most people, but the polling rate isn’t high enough to produce smooth cursor movements for gaming or if you use a 4k monitor. Alternatively, you may want to check out the Logitech ERGO M575, a very similar model that’s typically available for less. However, it doesn’t include a tilt base, doesn’t support multi-device connectivity, and feels cheaper overall.
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Unfortunately, this trackball doesn’t have Bluetooth support like our best pick on this list, the Logitech MX ERGO. Also, like nearly all trackball mice, it has a very low fixed polling rate, making it unsuitable for gaming. That said, it’s an affordable option with plenty of customizable controls for productivity or everyday use.
It has a truly ambidextrous design with a center-mounted, finger-operated trackball. It also has a ring-style scroll wheel and two main buttons that serve as left- and right-click buttons on either side. There’s an included palm rest that you can detach, making it much more compact. Overall, it feels very well-built and connects wirelessly with its USB receiver. It uses two AA batteries for power.
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Sadly, it’s not a versatile mouse outside of office use because it’s limited on gaming features, and the polling rate is set at 125Hz.
It has low click latency, fairly wide CPI range, and minimal error, but you can’t adjust its polling rate higher than 125Hz.
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The only difference is that the MX ERGO Plus is sold with an extra rubber plate that can help raise the metal tilt plate by an additional 10 degrees, for a total of a 30-degree tilt. Besides comfort, we expect our results to be valid for both variants.
The ERGO is a trackball mouse that’s better-built and a lot more comfortable. It also has lower click latency, a vertical wheel tilt, and more programmable buttons. However, the Vertical is much lighter, making it easier to carry around, and it has a wider CPI range. The vertical shape of this mouse may be comfortable for more people.
The ERGO is a trackball mouse with an extra programmable button, lower click latency, and a more comfortable design. On the other side, the Master 2S is a traditional mouse with a wider CPI range, lower increment steps, infinite vertical scrolling, and a horizontal scroll wheel.
It also has much lower click latency, more programmable buttons, and you can adjust its CPI by increments of 100. However, the Kensington comes with a wrist rest, which is a nice touch.
It has a right-handed ergonomic design with the trackball on the left side under the thumb rather than mounted in the middle. It has more programmable inputs, feels better built, and has significantly better click latency. On the other hand, the Kensington has an ambidextrous design, comes with a detachable wrist rest for extra ergonomic support, and uses a ring around the trackball rather than a typical mouse wheel for scrolling.
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You can remove the metal tilt plate if you want to make it lighter to carry around.
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You can reprogram every button except the left and right click, and the device switch button underneath the scroll wheel. You can reprogram the scroll wheel click and the left and right wheel tilt buttons.
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If you’re interested in a trackball mouse with a 1000Hz polling rate, and gaming sensor, check out the GameBall Mouse.
You can create a profile for different programs on your computer, but you can only create one profile per program. The mouse doesn’t have onboard memory, but if you create an account, you can use your settings on another computer with the software downloaded.
And not everyone can use your tool, let alone work on your computer. 
However, in reality, these are not significant differences, since there will not be much difference when using trackballs with different interfaces. Moreover, modern trackballs have only a USB interface and they are all, without exception, optical. The main constructive difference is how we rotate the ball (hussars, be silent): with one thumb, or with the index, ring and middle fingers at the same time. 
In general, as for me, the ideal trackball built into the keyboard in the very center, like on laptops of ancient times. In general, a trackball keyboard is the ultimate in my dreams. 
The ball was rotated by the thumb, and it was very comfortable and heavy, even now I remember that feeling of cold soft rubber. Many of my friends asked me to give this device for use and were very delighted with its operation. We even took it with us to computer clubs and played various shooting games, it was so much more convenient than a mouse. 
And then I met him, the trackball of my dreams! And this laid the foundation for my passion for trackballs, and this lineup has been with me for more than ten years, in different and more advanced versions. Meet “Logitech TrackMan Wheel Optical” . 
In general, let’s be honest, the response speed and data accuracy of the input device is much worse than that of a standard mouse. But I made a strong-willed decision to hone my reaction speed and accuracy to the level of mouse rivals, and having managed to do this, for a long time I was in the top three leaders on our Quake III servers in terms of hit accuracy. 
Forget forever. Now, even after so many years, if I sit down at this type of trackball, after literally ten minutes of work, my joints begin to ache. Yes, even messages on the phone now I type only with my left hand. 
I bought this model very profitably on one Internet site a few months ago. 
And behind the trackball, only the muscles of the fingers of the hand, which calmly lies with the wrist on the table, are loaded. For example, trackball maker ITAC Systems claims that after 4 hours of active mouse use, wrist fatigue results in up to 60% weaker hand in tests, while trackball use has no effect on test scores. Thus, the occurrence of “tunnel syndrome” when using a trackball is practically excluded. And, obviously, using it for ergonomic reasons when working with texts is meaningless, since here most of the time the hands are occupied with the keyboard and rare distractions to the mouse do not overload them. But when working with graphics and in games, many hours of intense manipulation of the mouse leads to pain in the wrist and arm in general. 
The gadget worked without special drivers, being content with standard system drivers. But the functions performed minimally: the movement of the cursor and the actions of the right and left buttons of a standard mouse. To download the latest version of the proprietary driver, I went to the manufacturer’s website and was stunned: the SetPoint program, which is actually the device driver, weighed 65.5 MB (!), And the site shyly states: “about 50 MB.” What is it that is inside? What super functions will the wonderful trackball perform? Maybe wash clothes and make coffee? Well, what if something cooler?! After all, say, the 11th, if not the latest, version of the full-featured vector graphics editor Corel Draw takes some 52 MB, and the full-fledged Scribus publishing system is generally only 20. 
A lot for setting the “mouse”. With a more careful combing of the system folders, everything became finally clear. Logitech has installed ALL drivers for ALL the devices it makes, right down to webcams and microphones, on the unfortunate user’s computer. That’s where 65 MB comes from, and not at all from the flight of technical thought and the super-functionality of the trackball! 
By the way, an attempt by an inexperienced user to find out what kind of trick it is using the Help button will cause considerable difficulties. No, the help system is good – it is completely in Russian, detailed and meaningful. But again, it is intended for all manipulators, more precisely, mice at once and contains many functions that are missing from this device. You will have to spend time to figure out what applies to your device and what does not. 
So the unoptimistic claims that it takes several days or a week to get used to the trackball after using the mouse are not so true. It is clear that it is still far from perfection, but you can work absolutely freely in a few hours. 
And here, in my opinion, the advantages and disadvantages of both types of manipulators collide. The mouse is bulkier and difficult to draw a precise line in a given direction. But it is precisely because of this that the line is smoother. The trackball ball is lighter and more agile, and can be guided with greater precision by the fingers. And it is this obvious advantage, especially when fingered, that creates sharp jerks, making the line more uneven. Although training, apparently, can significantly improve results. Here are examples of selecting a section of the image with the Lasso tool using the trackball (1) and the mouse (2). 
The mouse requires a lot of free area, significant hand movements and constant transfers. In the trackball, you can simply spin the ball, and it moves to the opposite corner of the screen. Experienced gamers claim that the reaction speed when using a convenient (!) Trackball increases significantly, although this is not for everybody. 
The reason for such an inconvenient arrangement of buttons can be assumed: since the device is intended for both right-handers and left-handers at the same time, it must be symmetrical. Perhaps, for the sake of this, convenience had to be sacrificed. 
No, it doesn’t offer ultra-wideband connectivity like the AirTag, but it still offers a solid 400-foot range. Like the AirTag, it also uses a replaceable battery. 
If you fit that description, you can’t go wrong with this tracker. 
Even when you feel like you know exactly where you left it, it finds a way to be somewhere else. The Tile Sticker, with its sticky backing, solves that problem because it easily attaches to whatever you want.
Apple’s AirTag technically works with any device capable of running iOS or iPadOS 14.5 and later, but you need an iPhone 11 or later to use its Precision Finding(Opens in a new window) feature. Samsung’s Galaxy SmartTag works only with Samsung Galaxy phones that run Android 10 or later and have the SmartThings Find app installed.
But if it works on Android and iOS like Tile’s other trackers, it should be a strong competitor to the AirTag.
Apple’s massive Find My network uses an app that’s baked into iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and watchOS.
It isn’t a bad first try, but the similar trackers from Tile are more convenient and much more widely compatible.
The SmartTag also has one feature Tile lacks: It can be used to start home automation routines through Samsung’s SmartThings app. You can set up the app to turn other devices on and off or send notifications when the Tag is pressed or long-pressed. SmartThings doesn’t control as many devices as Alexa and Google Assistant do; it mostly works with Samsung products.
Outside that, the app shows a five-minute timer during which it will keep searching for the tag. Our tests show that Tile Mate has about a 100-foot range, and Tile Pro Sport goes to about 165 feet. If you need exact remote positioning further away, you need to look at a GPS- and cellular-enabled tracker like the Jiobit.
That isn’t real-time tracking; I found it had about a five-minute lag. It’s not meant for when you’re in hot pursuit of your keys. I also found that, like most finders of this kind, it sometimes told me my device was in the building next door. That location can settle down after a while; it seems like the longer your keys are lost, the more accurate the finder is.
You shouldn’t throw it away if you get it for free, but it definitely says something that immediately after writing this review, I intend to buy a four-pack of Tiles.
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The twist-to-lock mounting system was nice and felt far more robust than cheaper pressure fit systems.
It had a growling sub-bass response, and when playing about with EQ settings and the right track, I thought the ceiling was going to collapse on my head. The rumble down low but through the mid-bass remains tight and punched with good detail. They aren’t the fastest in the bass, but crucially there is no bleed into the midrange, which is the tendency of so many cheaper models we have tested.
The big 8-inch woofer delivers powerful bass, and the build quality is great as well. All in, it’s a very easy speaker for us to recommend.
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This case also fits around the device and provides decent edge protection for those that are a bit clumsy.
It has the standard trifold magnetic cover that’ll wake and sleep your iPad mini, and it acts as a stand. On the back there’s a translucent soft TPU shell that provides drop protection. There’s plenty of other designs available too.
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What is a double burn? What advantages does it give and is it really necessary for the owner of a stove or fireplace? In this article we will try to answer all questions regarding the function of double afterburning of flue gases in modern stoves and fireplaces.
However, do not forget that the seller primarily plans to earn money by selling you a product, even if not of the highest quality, he does not intend to use it himself. Therefore, you should not buy a stove for your home anywhere, but only in places with a good reputation, where sellers can be trusted.
The flame in such a furnace is more voluminous, has a bewitching beautiful shape. 
Residents of the Russian Federation do not betray great importance of environmental safety, and for example, in the EU countries, smoke emission control zones have been established where it is forbidden to use stoves without double afterburning. And many manufacturers refuse to produce old models of stoves and fireplaces without double afterburning. 
This unique wireless dongle can connect with up to six Logitech products at once.
Also, the included dongle is not a “unifying” one that will work across Logitech products. 
The sensor is adjustable between 1,000 and 4,000 dots per inch (DPI), which is sensitive enough for most people.
If you’re used to flat laptop keyboards and prefer keys that don’t move quite so much, this could make for a frustrating typing experience. Additionally, its lack of convenient features made it less desirable than our top pick.
I write about computers and gaming hardware. As it happens, keyboards and mice are a specialty of mine: I’ve written a lot of reviews for them at places like PCMag and IGN.
It can also be a good choice if you need a keyboard/mouse set for multiple workstations. A good set makes it easy enough to pop the dongle or re-pair with any laptop or PC you use.
Mike writes a lot of keyboard and mouse reviews, from high-end gaming gear to stuff made for productivity and ergonomics, so he knows more about switches and buttons than anyone should have to.
Just be aware that dozens of Bluetooth devices in the vicinity might bog it down. If you prefer your Logitech boards a little more clicky-clacky, check out the MX Mechanical variant. 
In addition to all that, the keyboard comes with a decent wireless mouse, that is itself programmable, so you’re good to go. 
Yes, it’s also pretty pricey, as premium products often are. That leaves the K63 as a still-very-respectable lower-priced alternative.
In contrast to the ballooning prices of modern gaming keyboards, the Redragon K596 represents a fantastic value.
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Indeed, it’s fully compatible with Windows, Mac OS, Chrome OS, Android, and iOS for fast and effortless switching between your computer, smartphone, and tablet. It also costs a good deal less than the MX Keys Mini, and offers a roomy layout with a numpad.
It’s a little expensive compared to a conventional wireless keyboard, but if you’re struggling with comfort, the K860 is the only ergonomic keyboard we’d heartily recommend. 
Windows hotkeys, or even programmable keys, are great bonuses, especially for power users.
Additionally, Bluetooth keyboards tend to cost a little more but also offer longer battery life.
Otherwise, wireless keyboards with disposable batteries will need those batteries to be replaced when they die. The most common types of batteries these keyboards use will be either AA or AAA alkaline batteries.
4 GHz radio. The range of the adapter is 10 meters. 
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There are feet for height adjustment. The mouse is equipped with an optical tracking system. 
The keys make almost no sounds when pressed, have a short travel and instant response. 
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