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Have it connected to a laptop and it connected right away. It even connects when I come back from taking it across the street.

- Keyboard keys feel nice and crisp for membrane keys - Mouse tracks decently at a decent speed - Full sized keys/mouse with a clean basic design - Lightweight

The keyboard is quiet and responsive, easy to type on. The mouse is also very responsive. Both are wireless, so that's great too.

Solid design, very comfortable to use! Logitech does it again!

+Keys feel great. +Surprisingly sturdy feel overall. +Well worth the price. +Arrived fast and well packaged. +Plug and play.

It's the Logitech MK320 2.4GHz Wireless Keyboard and Mouse combo It's got weight - won't fly around. Mouse is large - I like it. It's from Logitech Battery life in the kybrd is excellent, the mouse is much hungrier. Touch is light & fast. All buttons work under Linux! ;-)

Previously been buying Logitech's Target branded wireless unit. Finally decided to upgrade and the Logitech MK540 fits the bill. The keyboard has a quality feel and the keys make data entry easier. The mouse also easy to use. It paid to upgrade.

Small, its no bigger that a typical TV remote Cheap only $20 Works

== The K200 keyboard == Membrane keyboards have two selling points: value and quietness. This model has plenty of both, and all the necessary basic features for a productive day. - Reasonably quiet. The level of typing noise on this keyboard is directly (and almost exclusively) bound to how hard you hit the keys. If you're a gentle typer, you wont pollute a Skype conversation with clacking sounds. - Robust and reliable. This keyboard was my primary keyboard for 3 years, utilized 8 hours every day. The keys are still springy and quiet. There is rather minimal wear on the surface of the keys (e.g. the shininess that develops as the finish erodes). - Correct enter/backslash key shape. Both the enter and backslash keys are rectangles. No uncomfortable puzzle piece shenanigans. - Classic, lightly convex key shape with the right amount of bevel and spacing. It's easy to distinguish each key by touch alone. - Keys have a short, but sufficient, travel distance, which helps in typing quickly. You know when you've pressed a key all the way. - Plenty of media keys, including vol up/down and mute. Also includes a sleep key. - Has kickstands to angle itself upwards a bit. - There are rubber grips on the underside, which do a good job of preventing the keyboard from sliding around. - Windows key has Vista/7 orb style :) == The mouse == Considering the price, and that most people probably purchase this product for the keyboard only, the mouse is pretty OK. - Middle mouse click works. Scroll wheel isn't loose or gummy. (no horizontal scroll) - Mouse body is a little small, but has an edge-less, forgiving shape that won't force you to contort hand. - The cord is thin and won't introduce unwanted resistance.

Extremely long battery life Responsive trackpad Excellent build quality despite being very lightweight Great Range

Mouse is comfortable and has no 'delay'. Keyboard is also comfortable and responsive. Doesn't feel 'cheap'. I bought 2 and swapped them out with other 'wired' setup.

Sleek Turns on when you get it Fully customizable

Good deal for the price!

Back lighting not to bright, streamline design Durable Smooth touch keys Easy to keep clean Quality Product! I Love this keyboard. Highly recommend it <3

Testing the new keyboard it is very nice I like this keyboard. It is smooth the keys work well and I have no issues so far. I like the media buttons and I can pair it to my phones which is cool but so far I have not used. Overall I am impressed and this keyboard is very nice. I had a Microsoft media keyboard until I spilled coffee on it and had to buy a new one. This keyboard is an improvement and I like it.

My reservations were twofold. The price was a bit expensive, and I was unsure about it's ability to enter a computer's BIOS. I have been using a variety of keyboards since the mid 80's, and this one is the easiest to use with relatively quiet keys, unlike other mechanical keyboards, and I can get into the BIOS on my three desktops with ease. And once using it, I haven't thought about the price at all.