
- Inexpensive - Neat - Only needs one USB port - Batteries included!

Cheap, functional and no need for batteries

Quiet keyboard, great mouse. We've been buying this keyboard and mouse as the company standard for years and it's been great.

nice, cheap wireless mouse and keyboard combo.

Great battery life and out of box compatible with linux. Decent keyboard feel as well.

keyboard and mouse connect instantaneously, no issues with range

Sleek Turns on when you get it Fully customizable

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

does what it needs to do


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.

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.

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


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.


Got the standard silver and black color scheme. They take seconds to setup and found that this keyboard/mouse combo is more reliable and accurate than my previous setup. Of course, if you really need accuracy, then wired is the way to go.

