Currently I use relatively cheap mechanical keyboards--whatever was on sale or liked the look of. I improve my typing comfort with a custom layout. For a mouse

Currently I use relatively cheap mechanical keyboards--whatever was on sale or liked the look of. I improve my typing comfort with a custom layout. For a mouse I use a TUF Gaming M3[0]. TUF is a lower gaming brand of ASUS. It has configuration software that I set up on my Surface Go tablet. The mouse itself holds config in firmware and can use with any computer without software. The selling point for me is that I can configure the 4 button-selectable DPIs (up to 7000) to match the different screen resolutions I use, and perfect linear response. It's such a good deal that I get several and keep one in my laptop bag and give them to my family, etc. It was also hard to find a mouse with a medium size and symmetric shape. So many are weirdly shaped so that when I move vertically or horizontally holding it naturally, motion skews off-axis. The setup also has a straight-line tracking option, but I leave it off for the times that I do some gaming. [0] https://www.asus.com/ca-en/Accessories/Mice-and-Mouse-Pads/TUF-Gaming/TUF-Gaming-M3/ https://www.asus.com/ca-en/Accessories/Mice-and-Mouse-Pads/T...