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Opens in a new window Credit: Logitech Logitech POP ICON Keyboard and Mouse $59.49 at Amazon Buying new accessories is the quickest (and easiest) way to transform your gaming setup. I had a friend in college who did this so often that she ended up going viral on social media. She now designs her own controllers and works as a Senior Internal Communications and Experience Specialist at Electronic Arts.
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SEE ALSO: The best keyboard for upgrading your PC gaming experienceThis Bluetooth-compatible keyboard and mouse come with customizable action keys and buttons and are made with recycled plastic materials. With a quiet mechanical feel, you can type comfortably without disturbing your housemates or streaming audience. Plus, the shortcuts and hotkeys built into the POP ICON make managing system volume, play/pause media, and open applications easy.
You can connect up to three devices and switch between them with the push of a button. And, with a two-year battery life for the mouse and a three-year battery life for the keyboard, you won't have to worry about constantly swapping out batteries.
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