The wireless Kone II Air mouse isn't quite as sharp as its wired counterpart, but still finds a good balance between ergonomics and gaming.

Also, Magnit’s launch of Magnit Platform, Talkdesk’s new AI Rewriter and AI Translator, and Logitech launches a Copilot compatible keyboard and a Microsoft Teams certified headset.

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