Logitech S 510 Silver/Black 104 Normal Keys 14 Function Keys RF Wireless Slim Cordless Desktop

Pros: Great reception. Super thin keyboard. Worth every penny!

Cons: Every once in a while a key wont work briefly if the keyboard is not balanced while on your lap.

Overall Review: The reception is incredible. I wanted to dust it off one day and I didnt want to turn my computer off so I walked out of the room with the keyboard and wiped it down. When I got back to the computer it was going nuts. Every button I had hit while cleaning it got to the computer, FROM 30 FEET AWAY!!

Pros: High quality throughout! No weird lag time like some other brands. You don't need a paperclip to push the setup buttons... Too many little 'surprise and delight' features like that to be able to list here! Great ergonomics! It is hard to find a nice straight up keyboard.

Cons: None

Overall Review: This is my second logitech wireless desktop I have owned. The first one was over 4 years old and only died after a mug of coffee was spilled into it. I replaced it with a MS rig and boy - what a difference. After a year of agony I finally broke down and bought this set - I never should have strayed from Logitech!

Pros: Looks cool. Works well, including when keyboard is not pointing at receiver.

Cons: <6 ft range.

Overall Review: I bought for htpc setup but not very good for that because of limited range.

Pros: Wireless, Cheap, easy installation, work right out of box. Keyboard signal very strong... while mouse signal...goes wild once in a while...

Cons: Keyboard a little heavy. mouse tend to lose control once in a while if placed receiver too far from it(I originally placed it like 1.5 meters away,works fine for while,then suddenly lose control)

Overall Review: Mouse connection in PS/2 form Keyboard connection in USB + PS/2 adapter Form

Pros: It is nice looking and works well, has a bunch of extra buttons including a sleep button, and has a good mouse. If you are going to use it as just a computer keyboard/mouse, it will be great. Not so much if you want to be able to type at your couch in a HTPC setup.

Cons: Range isn't good enough for a home theater setup.

Overall Review: I set it up where the couch is about 15 feet from my component stack in a HTPC setting. I have to lean forward on the couch all the way for it to work, and it sometimes misses a click even then. The limit (at least in my house) to its range is therefore right around 15 feet. I expected better. If I put it right next to the computer, it works great, but what is the point of having a wireless keyboard then?

Pros: Range: so long as you're not using a CRT monitor near the receiver or keyboard, the range is 30 to 40 feet. (The only range problems I had were when I'd left the receiver under a TV). Resilient: I've dropped the keyboard and mouse on concrete a couple times, and they still work after a reconnect. No software required: The whole thing works like a normal keyboard and mouse without the software installed, and the right-side multimedia keys (except Shuffle and Music Player) work out of the box in Linux and Windows. The tilt wheel on the mouse also works out of the box. Segmented scroll wheel: A lot of mice come with "smooth" scroll wheels which are impossible to game with, since you never know whether you scrolled once or twice. This mouse has a segmented scroll wheel, so I can actually map it to actions. Fast response: I can play Left 4 Dead just as well with this set as I can with wired keyboards and mice. Battery life: I replace the batteries once every 6 months.

Cons: Keyboard is not very adjustable. There are two settings, flat and slightly tilted. Without the software you can't get the rotate screen or zoom or suspend buttons to work. I don't think it's that big of a deal but some people care about that sort of thing.

Overall Review: The mouse is about 4 inches long, 2 inches wide, and 1.5 inches tall, and looks "fat". It's a good fit for my hand, but my friends with large hands say it's too small. The keyboard has very little resistance and is very flat. I like that in a keyboard, but my friends with Model M's hate it. The keyboard has a wrist rest, which again, I like, but it's a manner of personal preference. The keyboard also changed the layout of the home-end-page up-page down-delete-insert keys. I find the new layout to be a lot more intuitive, but if you'd be annoyed by a big "delete" key you should get a different keyboard.

Pros: great keyboard and mouse works perfect for using in front of your big screen tv as a computer monitor great response time... and rage is about 15 feet for me.

Cons: i removed a egg because 2 things.. my volume button is cheap and is now messy to use.. sticks sometimes and gets jammed... also the receiver doesnt work if its too close to my lcd tv.. so i had to relocate it.

Overall Review: once you knoe you newegg

Pros: Good as far as wireless goes. I am not a fan of wireless anything, that said both the keyboard and mouse work well for a wireless device, look nice and have great ergonomic design. The price was acceptable. I chose this for a livingroom media center, hence the need for wireless.

Cons: As long as you are not off to the side it works pretty good up to about 10 feet or so. It looses some conectivity as distance increases past 10 feet but still works up to about 12 feet (you can tell the delayed response)

Overall Review: If you need wireless this is probably the best out there, if you don't NEED wireless, go wired they are more reliable