Logitech's New Signature Comfort Plus Series Keyboard And Mice

Logitech has announced the Signature Comfort Plus Series, including a full-sized keyboard and two mice aimed at people who spend long hours working at computers. The lineup targets friction points when switching tasks across multiple devices such as computers, smartphones, and tablets. The products emphasize enhanced comfort, quieter operation, and customization options. The Signature Comfort Plus M850 L mouse includes a soft cushioned pad to reduce pressure on the palm and heel during extended use, along with side switches and a third button for faster browsing. The Signature Comfort Plus MK880 keyboard is a full-sized membrane-style model with a numeric keypad and customizable function keys. A second mouse model, M840 L, is similar but omits the padded area for users who prefer less cushioning.

"The new Logitech comfort range aims to reduce the friction points created when switching tasks across multiple devices, such as a computer, smartphone and tablet. Logitech says its Signature Comfort Plus Series can make working life just a little bit smoother thanks to enhanced levels of comfort, quieter operation and the option to customize."

"The new products include the Signature Comfort Plus M850 L mouse, a two-button rodent with a scroll wheel, a third button and a couple of side switches for making browsing a bit faster. The mouse has a soft pad that helps to cushion the user's palm, making the mouse more comfortable to use over long periods."

"The Signature Comfort Plus Series also includes Logitech's new MK880 keyboard, a full-sized membrane-style device that includes a numeric keypad and a row of customizable function keys. The MK880 keyboard combo also comes with the new M850 L mouse and, for those who don't want the palm cushion, there is the new M840 L model, which is essentially the same but without the padded area."

""People now spend long, full days at their desks, constantly moving between tasks, screens, and personal moments," says Art O'Gnimh, general manager of the mice and keyboard solutions group at Logitech. "These are tools that don't ask for attention; they give it back, removing small distractions and adding comfort so eve"

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