LogiLink appears twice on this site: its ergonomic keyboard-and-mouse set in ergonomic keyboards, and its ID0044 gel wrist rest in wrist rests.
The keyboard-and-mouse set. The only keyboard in its hub sold as a matched wireless set: a split keyboard with a padded palm rest, 13 multimedia keys and a number pad, and a right-handed mouse switching between 800, 1200 and 1600 DPI, both on one 2.4 GHz receiver with a stated 10 m (33 ft) range. The keyboard runs on two AA batteries and the mouse on two AAA, not rechargeable.
Check the layout first. The listing we read is German QWERTZ — Y and Z swap and several symbols move compared with a US keyboard. It is not listed on Amazon.com, so the button opens a search; read the layout on the product page it leads to. Do ergonomic keyboards work with a Mac? covers what a regional layout changes.
The wrist rest. Natural rubber, foam and gel under a Lycra surface, on a strongly gripping base. It publishes no size and no height — the ELZO gives 43 × 8 cm and the Hama a 2.1 cm rest height — and claims to prevent wrist fatigue, which this site does not repeat.
Check the wrist rest’s seller. It read about $35 on Amazon.com when we checked — the highest US price in its hub — against about €6.50 on amazon.de. A gap that size usually means a different seller on the US store.