Gaming keyboards and mice are more than just simple accessories these days. Almost all of the test candidates have a high-quality look and feel, and they convert inputs quickly and precisely. Thanks to many customisation options, the test winners Cherry Xtrfy MX 3.08 Wireless and the Razer Basilisk V3 35K are the ideal tools for gamers - but also for the home office...

The G915 X Lightspeed is a superbly crafted keyboard with a responsive and precise typing feel and no noticeable latency in wireless mode. Logitech has made all the right adjustments to achieve real improvements over the previous G915 model. Both at work and at play, the keyboard has won my heart and gives my previous favourite, the K100 from Corsair, a run for its money - I'm just a fan of low-profile...

Whether with Word or Warhammer: anyone who spends many hours at the computer should invest in a good mouse. We tested high-quality office mice and gaming mice in the laboratory and under real-life conditions. In the Stiftung Warentest mouse comparison, 26 products between 38 and 180 euros competed against each other, including companies such as Razer, Turtle Beach, Dell, Asus and Logitech...

"This mouse doesn't look like a gaming mouse, so it fits well in my very minimalist office. However, I was sceptical about how it would feel in games, as it is noticeably light. But I was actually impressed by how delicate the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 feels in my hand. Weighing just 60 grams, it glides smoothly across the table...

There's no question that the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 is a great and simple wireless gaming mouse for competitive games that scores points with its low weight and excellent optical sensor. The long battery life and build quality are also pleasing. However, apart from the PowerPlay compatibility, there are no real unique selling points...