Keyboards, mice, webcams, printers and other PC accessories: features, compatibility and which to consider for work, study or gaming.
The Canon PIXMA G3000 is a Wi-Fi ink tank all-in-one rated for up to 6,000 black and 7,000 colour pages. Here is what its official specs mean, its limits and who should buy it.
The Lenovo 300 FHD Webcam offers 1080p at 30 fps, a 95-degree lens, two mics and a privacy shutter. Here is what fixed focus, USB-A and its OS list mean before you buy.
The Canon PIXMA MG2577s is a compact USB-only print, scan and copy inkjet for light home and student use. Here is what its 100-page cartridges, speeds and OS support mean before you buy.
The Logitech MX Mechanical is a full-size, low-profile wireless mechanical keyboard with a smart backlight and three-device pairing. Here is what Logitech’s specs mean, the switch-type catch on the listing, and who should buy it.
The HP Laser 303dw is a print-only mono laser with auto duplex, Wi-Fi and up to 30 ppm. Here is what HP’s official specs mean, its limits, and who should buy it.
The Portronics Key2 Combo pairs a quiet tenkeyless keyboard with an ambidextrous mouse on one 2.4 GHz receiver. Here is what the official page and the Grey Amazon listing say, where they differ, and who needs a number pad instead.
The AMEXTRON ALS A1 is a 250 g foldable aluminium laptop stand with adjustable height and angle. Here is what its Amazon.in listing confirms, what it does not, and who it suits.
The Logitech K250 is a compact Bluetooth keyboard with a numpad, spill resistance and a claimed 12-month AAA battery life. Here is what the official specs mean and who it suits.
The Dell WM118 is a basic 1000 DPI, 2.4GHz wireless mouse that runs on one AA battery. Here is what Dell’s datasheet says, where the Amazon listing conflicts, and who should buy it.
The HP 480 Comfort is a right-handed Bluetooth 5.3 mouse that pairs with three devices, with 4000 dpi tracking and six programmable buttons. Here is who it suits and what to check first.