I second this. The cheap USB ones sound fine and never fail.
If I'm sitting at a desk at home anyway, I prefer to plug things in. Power: don't have to think about battery life or power saving modes. Ethernet: don't have to think about wifi. Headset: don't have to think about bluetooth, codecs, or battery. Keyboard: low latency, has followed me through four jobs.
I do use one of those wireless logitech mice, though. The AA battery gives it a nice weight.
If I'm sitting at a desk at home anyway, I prefer to plug things in. Power: don't have to think about battery life or power saving modes. Ethernet: don't have to think about wifi. Headset: don't have to think about bluetooth, codecs, or battery. Keyboard: low latency, has followed me through four jobs.
I do use one of those wireless logitech mice, though. The AA battery gives it a nice weight.