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No cables to collect dust Comfortable to use Excellent price

Works well. Sturdy, durable, reliable.

Like the key weighting. Makes me feel like I type fast. Single USB dongle, smart No software or set-up Batteries pre-installled, just pull out plastic contact protector and bam working!

It's a very simple keyboard with a numpad and function buttons, something I needed since I built a new PC. It's performed well in the few days that I have owned it and hope to see long lasting use from it!

Worked out of the box,just remember to remove the plastic battery isolation strips and turn on the keyboard (duh.:>) ).

Good price, nice to have an extra keyboard & mouse when you need them.

- worked flawlessly out of the box - good battery life - can even control bios/efi with this which is great because my last wireless keyboard would not work till the OS booted

This Logitech keyboard is just as comfortable to use as the Microsoft Natural line (which has been my go-to since the 1990's). The split-angle, and bump in the middle really do make it ideal for keeping my wrists from hurting while typing. I'm not normally a fan of "chicklet" keyboard, much prefer the mechanical action of old-style keyboards. But this one is not too bad. There is enough key travel and a pleasant "poink" when you press a key to where you know you pressed it. The Bluetooth connection was incredibly easy to set up, have it paired with my laptop and iPhone (fun using a full keyboard to type texts!!!).

The best keyboard&mouse set I owned. Great design. Low profile. The plastic fills great Keyboard produce nice soft sound when typing Mouse has rubber coating from the sides and plastic for the buttons.

- solid construction - linkable to 3 different machines, in my case; 2 desktops and a Samsung Galaxy s21 - Rechargable

Nice keyboard size & wrist rest, No click-clack keys with good tactile travel, comfortable mouse.

I just needed a cheap keyboard for testing a system without having to run my main keyboard from one room to another, This is exactly that. It is a cheap HP keyboard, it is not for gaming, it works fine for just regular typing. local thrift shops somehow have run out of keyboards, and every store near me thinks a basic keyboard should be $25-40

Love these MX keyboard its well built and lasts forever . The backlit keys are so nice since i am in a darker side of the room and helps to see what you are typing.

Love the key style and feel.Quiet keys.Solid build quality - feels sturdy like it will be around for a while (hope that's true)

-Software is easy to use and useful. -Solid feel to the keyboard. -long battery life/easy to charge -neat extra controls.

I plugged in to a Raspberry Pi and it was instantly recognized. It comes with batteries, but probably shouldn't expect much from them, but it was nice that they were included and plastic protected till first use. The 2.4ghz receiver neatly stores in the bottom of the mouse when not in use. It has 3 user selectable DPI settings. Shipping(free) was by NewEgg, so the typical very fast shipping was provided.