These over-ear headphones are made mostly of plastic, which keeps them light at 192 grams and comfortable for hours. Noise cancelling focuses on low-frequency sound and ambient noise, making commutes less disruptive. Sound is bass-led and punchy, with clear, detailed mids and bright treble. Battery lasted up to 40 hours with noise cancelling on.

Noise cancelling handles low drones and higher-pitched chatter, using eight microphones that adapt quickly to your surroundings. Sound is rich and detailed, though bass can feel heavy until you adjust the app's equaliser. Padded earcups and a light build make them easy to wear for long stretches, and calls sound good. Battery runs 30 hours with noise cancelling on.

Twelve microphones and a faster chip drive noise cancelling that blocks medium and high frequencies, including voices. Sound is detailed and balanced, and a 10-band equaliser tames a bass-heavy default. Calls stay clear, with background noise reduced while your voice comes through. The earcups fold for carrying, and battery lasts about 30 hours with noise cancelling on.

The Pebble Keys 2 K380s is a thin, low-profile keyboard without a number pad that fits in front of a laptop and suits travel. Its round keys have a typewriter-like feel with a satisfying tactile response, and it does not creak or flex under spirited typing. Two included AAA batteries are rated for up to 36 months.

The MX Keys S is a full-size keyboard with low-profile scissor-switch keys, full-size arrow keys and a number pad. Its backlight turns on as your hands approach and adjusts to the room's light. It connects wirelessly over Bluetooth or the included Logi Bolt receiver, pairs with three devices and recharges over USB-C.

The Q1 HE is a 75 percent wireless mechanical keyboard with a solid aluminum chassis and magnetic switches whose actuation point you can set for each key. Sound-dampening foam gives it a comfortable, nice-sounding typing feel. Switches on the back choose wired, 2.4GHz or Bluetooth and Windows or Mac mode.

This 24-inch, 1080p screen suits documents, spreadsheets and other light office work. Its USB-C port supplies 65 watts, so one cable carries video and charges a laptop. The stand adjusts for height, tilt, swivel and pivot, and a 100Hz refresh rate smooths motion. It covers the full sRGB color space and can daisy-chain a second screen.

This 31.5-inch 4K IPS Black screen offers a sharp image, a 3,000:1 rated contrast ratio and a 120Hz refresh rate. Its Thunderbolt 4 and USB-C ports supply 140 watts, enough to charge most laptops, beside HDMI and DisplayPort. Built-in 2.5Gbps Ethernet, a pop-out USB hub and a KVM switch let it stand in for a laptop dock.

This 27-inch mini-LED screen has 5K resolution, 2,304 dimming zones and a 120Hz refresh rate. It reaches 2,000 nits peak in HDR and measured 100% sRGB and 98.3% DCI-P3, with a Delta E of 0.49. Its Thunderbolt 5 and USB-C ports work as a dock, and it builds in a 12-megapixel webcam and six speakers.

It records sharp 2K video by default and can drop to 1080p or lower. Software lets you switch the field of view between 65, 78 and 95 degrees. Dual microphones pick up your voice clearly, and a built-in cover slides shut for privacy. Autofocus is quick, and the f/2.0 aperture helps in darker rooms.

It records 1080p at 30 frames per second or 720p at 60, with a 90-degree view you can narrow. Its light correction gave evenly lit images in both low and overexposed lighting. Two noise-reducing mics, a twist-to-close privacy shutter and Show Mode for pointing it at your desk are built in.

It records 4K at 30 frames per second or 1080p at 60 using a Sony Starvis sensor. HDR helps it handle low light, and it focuses unusually close, quickly and accurately. Twin beamforming mics cut background noise, and a twist of the lens ring closes the privacy shutter. You can pick a 65, 78 or 90-degree view.

It pairs a flexible, breathable mesh back with adjustable lumbar support, seat depth and seat height, plus armrests that swivel and change height. The back reclines to 95, 113 or 135 degrees, and an adjustable head and neck support helped keep an upright posture. Its firm mesh seat won't sag but may feel hard on the tailbone.

It pairs a breathable mesh backrest that follows the curve of the back with a decently soft high-density foam seat. Seat depth and height, lumbar height and depth, recline resistance, forward tilt and tilt lock all adjust, and the armrests move five ways, including in and out. Users over six feet may want the optional taller cylinder.

Its armrests rotate a full 360 degrees and slide up, down, in, out, forward and back. The back flexes as you recline and holds the chosen angle, with height-adjustable lumbar support and a four-position back stop. Seat height and depth adjust, and it holds up to 400 pounds.

It has a dual-motor frame with four memory presets and lifts up to 355 pounds. Its height runs from 22.6 to 48.7 inches, which fits people from about 4-foot-9 to 6-foot-8. It moves smoothly and quietly, and every desk comes with a cable management tray. It has a 15-year warranty.

It prints, scans and copies, and connects by Ethernet, USB or Wi-Fi Direct. Reviewers found text very sharp and photos clear, and it can print borderless photos and other special media. It prints standard documents at 17 pages per minute and is quiet while printing. A touchscreen sets up prints and runs the scanner.

This wireless color all-in-one has a flatbed scanner, and its ink is poured from bottles into tanks at the front. Keyed bottles stop mix-ups and drips, and it connects by Wi-Fi or USB with AirPrint and Mopria support. Text comes out sharp and colors vibrant, though printing is slower than a laser.

This color laser all-in-one prints, copies, scans and faxes, with auto duplex and a document feeder. Its main tray holds 250 sheets, with 50 more in a multipurpose tray that takes envelopes and labels. A responsive 5-inch touchscreen simplifies copying and scan jobs and walks you through clearing paper jams. Text prints sharp, and color documents show detail.

This 34-inch, 3440x1440 ultrawide has an IPS Black panel with better contrast than typical IPS, and a 120 Hz refresh rate. Colors tested accurate and even across the screen, and it gets bright enough for office work. A Thunderbolt 4 port charges a laptop at up to 90 W, with Ethernet, many USB ports and a KVM switch.

This 40-inch, 5120x2160 ultrawide has an IPS Black panel and a 120 Hz refresh rate, and it supports variable refresh rate. It is accurate enough out of the box for most people. A Thunderbolt 4 port charges compatible laptops at up to 140 W, beside Ethernet, many USB ports, a KVM switch and split-screen for two computers.