Pros: Key mechanisms appear to be well-made. White characters on keys are holding up well.

Cons: Weak, flimsy pop-up "legs." Deck is flimsy - especially noticeable at and near spacebar. Not bad enough to lose an "egg."

Other Thoughts: I have 3 of these now. The first was about a year ago, and performed well enough that I just got 2 more for other computers.

If you have a light typing touch, you may not notice how flimsy the bottom/deck plastic is; if you pound the keyboard, you will.

I have had keyboards costing up to 4 times as much as this, and I'd say that this performs just as well. In fact, if you spend $80 on a keyboard, about the only true upgrade from this will be thicker plastic deck and legs.

Pros: Logitech is a good name and the product is cheap

Cons: I purchased three of these and one had a broken mouse. One of the keyboards had a key that didn't work (Didn't find out for two days.)
and I haven't opened the third yet.

Other Thoughts: I have yet to find out how returns work. I'll be shocked if I get replacement parts... I think I'll just buy a little more expensive keyboard and mouse combo. Although it could have been an issue with packaging or shipping. Very hard to tell.

Pros: It works on my Mac. some of the buttons on top are inoperable, but I don't really mind. Its a low budget item and delivers well. I don't have the mouse on a mousepad right now, and it has done very well so far. Impressed.

Cons: a bit cheap feeling, but you should expect that with the price tag.

Pros: Nice feel when it works

Cons: I used to love Logitech keyboards. I've got 25+ in my office. But the last 2 I got were both defective (months apart so not the same lot). One was DOA. The other had inactive keys. If you buy one, keep in mind there is no Newegg customer service. YOU must mail the product back at your own expense, which in this case is 1/2 the cost of the keyboard. To RMA will cost you another 45 minutes of your time. In the last 2 years I've spent over $12,000 at Newegg and this left such a bad taste that I'll look elsewhere first now. THEIR bad product but you pay. If you get a bad one, it's a throw-away. Bad Logitech quality control and non-existent newegg support.

Pros: Focusing on the keyboard: It really does deliver. Works very nicely, plug and play super smooth, and I can testify to the spill-resistance of it. I spilled about half a coke across this keyboard, and the liquid really did just sit between the keys, and barely leaked any (from what I could tell), and was extremely simple to wipe up the mess.

Amazing bundle for the price, you won't be disappointed.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: I replaced the mouse for something with easily adjustable DPI (for gaming purposes), but from my limited experience with it, I was completely satisfied.

Pros: good tactile feel for keyboard
mouse is nice as well
has media keys that work

Cons: mouse has ever so slightly too short of button travel where it confuses my muscle memory when left clicking in say, league of legends. This is a minor complaint, just be aware if gaming.

Other Thoughts: buy it now

Pros: This keyboard has good tactile feel, while typing.

Cons: The mouse is nice to retain as a backup, but it's a bit too small for my hand, so I use a different and larger brand.

Other Thoughts: It's a wired keyboard with a usb connection to the computer. Things don't get much simpler than this. Why would anyone need or want, to pay over $30.00 for a freaking keyboard?

Pros: cheaper, confortable, good enough for me daily use...

Cons: none

Pros: Does exactly what its suppose to do

Cons: Bought two of these, one for me whic still works perfectly but the other combo was for a friend and the mouse died after 2 months

Pros: Great feel to the keyboard. Glad it isn't split in the middle like most ergonomic types

Cons: only wish there was a mute button