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I personally prefer the Logitech M705, which is no longer in production. I’m using an Amazon Basics Bluetooth mouse with the laptop and have no complaints about it, although it’s a bit smaller than the M705.

I was referring to the photo from Incase’s website, not the out of stock Microsot products.

And much more concerned about the ergonomic keyboard than wired vs. wireless. I no longer have any spares.

I was concerned by the limited selection shown in the photo in Will’s column. I have used a Microsoft ergonomic keyboard for almost 30 years. (I’ve never known anyone to like it after trying it for an hour, but I’ve also never known anyone willing to give it up after using it for a week.) I’ve been forced to use a laptop exclusively for almost the last year, and I’m constantly hitting the wrong keys. But Incase’s website shows 3 ergonomics (although 2 have separate number pads). Will also said he didn’t see any cables, but one keyboard is actually called “Wired Keyboard 600,” and 2 headsets and a mouse use USB, which means a cable is required.

I avoid the problem of “clashing corrections” by adding x at the end of most of my abbreviations.