Logitech MX Master 2S

I've used an MX Master 2S for two years now and this is the first time I've thought about it for more than five seconds. Now that I'm considering it, though, this is easily the nicest scroll wheel I've ever used.

I have been using this for my ancient MX Master 2s for quite some time now. I use it mostly to adjust the point where the scrollwheel no longer ratchets and just freewheels (Logitech put an electrically actuated lever that controls the ratchet into their mice), Solaar has an option to tune it, it works amazingly. Not to mention how you can bind keyboard shortcuts to specific "gestures" using the palm button. Solaar is awesome, thank you, Solaar devs!

Headphones: While Working at My Desk: Bose Noise Cancelling 700. Life-changing for me. While Working with Powertools: The ISOTunes SafeMax. Absolutely excellent for protecting my ears and they sound great when playing music through them. Slippers: Gecko-Man. The arch-support was very necessary. Turns out spending an entire year in regular slippers was bad for my feet. Bread Book: "Flour Water Salt Yeast". I've baked everything in this book at least twice and some things tens of times. Almost every loaf and pizza pie has been excellent and my sourdough is going strong at around 2.5 years old. Chair: Herman Miller Embody. High Quality, super-comfortable, with a 12-Year Warranty - costs about the same as buying a new chair every two years. Mouse: Logitech MX Master 2S. Excellent all-around. The scroll-wheel is my favorite part Keyboard: WASD with the Cherry MX Brown switches. Never a problem, always great. Office Fan: Vornado. Tiny and powerful. A bit loud, but for the price, it's excellent. Great as an outdoor fan as well.

I have the MX Master 2S as well. Recently my keyboard started getting flaky on me and I got the MX keys to go along with it and it is fabulous. I switch in between machines fairly often and the buttons to switch between computers are a life saver.

I use a Durgod Taurus K320 TKL Mechanical Gaming Keyboard 87 Keys, Cherry Silent Red keys, Space Grey: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07QK16RDQ Despite the "gaming" in the name, it's not a """Gaming keyboard""" Here's what I like about it: - Wired: I use a wireless mouse but always want a hardwire connection for my keyboard as it's the one thing I need to work exactly 100% of the time - Quiet & Mechanical: I like having mechanical quality keyboards but find the typical noise of most mechanical keyboards to be far too disrupting - TenKeyless but otherwise full-sized: I don't need or ever use a number pad. I'd much rather have my mouse closer to the home row. I like having a full set of F1-12 keys and the standard Home/End/Arrow Key cluster - Classic look: I find the RGB/backlit aesthetic to be gaudy and tacky. I like dark greys. This keyboard matches perfectly with my Logitech MX Master 2S next to it. - Solid build Most importantly, it's a keyboard that's let me forget about it. It Just Works.