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Please disregard my previous complaint about my wireless keyboard order. It did come with a USB module... I just didn't see the tiny thing, where they had placed it. LOGITECH~ You may want to reconsider sticking that tiny USB module, in a cut-out in the cardboard. I almost threw the box away, with it... It is literally part of the box design. I think it would be much smarter to place it in the plastic bags the mouse or keyboard come in. Just a suggestion.

Works well. Sturdy, durable, reliable.

Great connectivity, easy install. If you're looking for a quality keyboard and mouse, get this one. it works great.

This is the best wireless keyboard/mouse set I have owned. The keyboard has a nice positive touch, and the mouse is just the right size in my hand, and has positive response. The on/off button is a nice feature also, but even if you leave them turned on, the battery life is amazing.

Off switches on both keyboard and mouse for power saving. Keyboard is relatively small while still having full key layout. Keyboard is also relatively light without feeling cheap or flimsy. Keys are responsive and keystrokes have a satisfying feel. Mouse is responsive and can be used on any surface - I have tried it on everything from a cloth mouse pad to a varnished coffee table to a sofa cushion and it coped perfectly every time. This was a big deal for me as I use the set with my laptop hooked up to my TV while sitting on my couch. I bought a MS Wireless 3000 K&M and returned it the same day because the mouse response was atrocious.

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.

-plug and play -light weight -decent battery life

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

Nice light touch in the quiet keys.

replacement for the same board i've used for my duplicate display- my bedroom tv .. connects well by using a usb 'booster' for the receiver on my pc... very small 'foot print'

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.

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!!!).

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.

While this is a pretty cheap keyboard, it definitely feels like a bit more. It's made out of a pretty sturdy plastic and the keys give you more response than some other keyboards that I've used in the past.

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