I just can't recommend expensive keyboards and mice

I am using a Logitech K280e keyboard for ~20€ and I just love that thing: it has low keys but still gets every keystroke right and is really quiet at the same time. Considering that it looks professional I can use the same model at work (IT) and don't have to readjust when I am back home.

a good mouse is always nice to have but i never buy good and expensive keyboards.
usually i keep mine for 5 - 8 years and then i toss them in the trash. not necessarily because they don't work anymore but mostly because they are a pain to clean unless you are willing to put them in a dishwasher or something. sooner or later they look like they might start breathing and walking at any moment. gross!
maybe i change my mind if some of you have some seriously great keyboard cleaning tips.
and no, i'm won't be pulling off the keycaps to clean them one by one.

Remember in your other thread about your faulty mouse I said Logitech's products weren't very good quality and I've never had a Logitech mouse last more than 3 years? I just had another Logitech mouse crap out on me a few days ago. Total usage time was barely a year. The M1 button doesn't hold down properly. It registers as multiple single clicks when held down. It was an older mouse I had stored away as a backup so no warranty support anymore.

Still I bought a new Logitech mouse (G203) because I really like Logitech's warranty service. Like I said their mice are good to use but their build quality is subpar. It's a love/hate relationship.