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Working from home has become a an art, with different people prioritizing elements for the most comfortable setup. Some people need the most comfortable, ergonomic keyboards -- others value a tidy workspace.
I've personally tested all seven of these products and can attest they contribute to a my home office's quality of life in different ways. For example, Jabra's Evolve3 75 headphones made hands-free calls a breeze with their boomless mic and lightweight design, and the ProtoArc CaseUp combo remains my go-to travel laptop kit when I'm mobile.
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Of course, the ReMarkable Paper Pure is the best way to give your eyes a break from the screen and write things down the old-fashioned way.
The best part? Most of these WFH gadgets are on sale for Memorial Day. You can also check out our favorite Memorial Day deals on TVs, SSDs, Apple products, laptops, phones, headphones, and outdoor gear.
ProtoArc's CaseUp combo is my go-to remote kit when I'm traveling. It comes with a mouse, foldable keyboard (both with Bluetooth multi-point connectivity) and laptop stand for a complete home office setup whether you're posted up at a coffee shop or in a hotel.
Even better is the fact that it all fits into one sleek and easy-to-pack carrying case.
Read the review: ProtoArc CaseUp combo
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Does your phone's charging cable constantly fall behind your desk? Twelve South, maker of premium, thoughtful accessories, created the Cable Stay, a weighted anchor that holds cables in place on your desk, solving a problem while adding a unique design element.
It has a unique, smooth, and slick texture, and comes in a variety of colors, and it comes with its own five-foot USB-C cable for the complete package.
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This tiny gadget is perfect for storing photos and videos, receiving an Editors' Choice award last year. The SanDisk ExtremeFit USB-C weighs under three grams yet delivers ample storage and fast speeds, all with storage options ranging from 64GB to 1TB.
Read the review: SanDisk ExtremeFit USB Flash Drive
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The ReMarkable Paper Pro Pure is the brand's latest offering -- at a much more affordable price. Starting at $399, the Paper Pure does a fantastic job at porting the best features of the Paper Pro to a more affordable package.
It does this by stripping away some of the more premium options: the backlight, the color E ink, and the heavier build for something a little breezier. But the most important stuff remains: the fantastic writing experience, the distraction-free UI, and access to ReMarkable's smart set of features, templates, and share options.
Read the review: ReMarkable Paper Pure
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Jabra's Evolve3 headphones are designed for long wear in the (home) office with an exceptionally lightweight build and surprisingly good noise cancellation. Despite their boomless design, they have excellent call quality, allowing for crisp and clear vocals, along with a host of business-specific functions.
They're my go-to headphones for both video calls and phone conversations, and earned our Editors' Choice award for their performance. However, they command a premium price and are best bought on sale.
Read the review: Jabra Evolve3 75 headphones
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Upgrading to a more ergonomic keyboard can be a game-changer, especially if it comes with better all-around functionality. Razer is typically known for its gamer-focused products, but its latest ergonomic keyboard actually has more of a business focus -- and it nails it.
The Pro Type Ergo still comes with RGB lighting, but it's ultimately best suited for productivity work with its split design (yes, there are two B keys), chrome dials, and extensive customizability for common apps: the Adobe suite, Microsoft 365 products, and Google, to name a few.
Read the review: Razer Pro Type Ergo
The attached wrist rest is extremely comfortable for extended use, and even though it's not explicitly a gaming keyboard, it still performs quite well in after-hours gaming sessions.
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Ditching the cheap stock mouse for a more premium model is a huge quality of life upgrade. Logitech's MX Master 4 is aptly named as the master of ergonomics, customizability, and build when it comes to work. This is especially true now that it supports Windows new Advanced Haptics, bringing subtle feedback when you snap windows to grid, close apps, or for important dialog boxes.
It's also one of the most comfortable mice I've used, with both vertical and horizontal scroll wheels made of aluminum and a large, grippable design.
Read the review: Logitech MX Master 4
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Memorial Day falls on Monday, May 25th, 2026 -- the last Monday in May annually. This day also marks the unofficial first day of summer.
We only write about deals we want to buy (or use regularly). In this case, all of these devices are products I use on nearly a daily basis and am confident would improve a home office setup. Even though their sale prices might not be massive, they come with experienced recommendations.
We typically search for deals that are at least 20% off (or are hardly ever on sale), using established price comparison tools and trackers to determine whether the deal is worth it and how frequently it drops.
We also looked over customer reviews to find out what matters to real people who already own and use the products we're recommending. Our recommendations may also be based on our own testing -- in addition to extensive research and comparison shopping. The goal is to deliver the most accurate advice to help you shop smarter.
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