Gears Technica: The keyboards and mice our editors swear by

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We see a lot of gear at Ars Technica. Plenty of keyboards and mice have come across the desks of our reviewers and editors, from mechanical models to the slew of low-profile keys that are attached to the decks of laptops and notebooks. A few notable picks even get our stamp of approval. But do our editors put their money where their fingers are?

In the spirit of Chairs Technica, we asked our staff members what they rely on to stay productive, game, and create content. Through the clickety-clacks of their typing, this is the gear our editors told us they swear by.

Eric Bangeman: Apple Magic Keyboard and Magic Trackpad

It's subtle, but this Magic Keyboard and Magic Trackpad combo matches the green iMac. (credit: Samuel Axon)

Buy the setup

• $190 Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and Number Pad at Amazon
• $130 Apple Magic Keyboard TKL with Touch ID at Amazon
• $99 Apple Magic Keyboard TKL at Amazon
• $113 Apple Magic Trackpad at Amazon

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Believe it or not, I love the Magic Keyboard and Magic Trackpad. And it’s not just because they match my Apple gear perfectly (they do) or because I care about aesthetics (I do).

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