Logitech Wireless Combo MK260 920-002950 Black 8 Hot Keys USB RF Wireless Standard Keyboard and Mouse

Pros: Another quality product courtesy of Logitech. The keyboard is pretty quite and has nice rubber feet on the bottom to keep it from sliding around on the desk. All of the hot keys work properly right out of the box with no software installation required. The mouse has a nice feel and is responsive on almost any surface. I don't know about the battery life, since I've only had them for a couple days.

Cons: There is no light for Num Lock, Caps Lock or Scroll Lock. Nor does it appear on the screen when you engage any one of those keys. I find that a little shocking. It's not like LED's are expensive!

Pros: It's wireless.

Cons: The mouse has no switch to turn it off. As soon as you put in a battery it is always on unless you take the battery out.

Overall Review: It'd be nice if the keyboard and mouse used the same type of batteries. (2xAAA keyboard 1xAA mouse)

Pros: Overall, this mouse and keyboard combo works great and is an excellent value. I have this hooked up to my HTPC at a 10 foot range, and I've never experienced any drops-out or signal issues. Mouse is very responsive. Excellent for living room PCs.

Cons: It would be nice if the mouse had an on/off switch on the bottom to conserve battery power. The mouse will turn off after a few minutes of inactivity (double-checked this on manufacturer forums) though.

Pros: Gives the feel of robust manufacture, time will tell, the mouse is the usual shape and feel of the standard Logitech wireless mice. Opened box, pulled out mouse and keyboard, installed batteries, plugged in dongle, both worked immediately although Windows 7 wanted to reboot, as usual. Nice positive feel to the keyboard, mouse is the same as the wireless one i use with my MacBook, hate Apple mousepads.

Cons: Lack of LED indicators for lock keys, even a software utility to indicate it onscreen would be nice, doesn't alter my opinion of the combo though and certainly doesn't warrant the loss of an Egg.

Overall Review: Bought this combo as I am sick of the trailing wire on my floor mounted PC, which is used with a projector, getting caught on stuff as I move it back and forth on the desk as I switch between keyboard and graphics tablet. From my experience with it so far this will fulfill its purpose in spades. Highly recommended at the price. I'm a bit curious as to programming the media keys anyone know if this can be done? certainly there doesn't seem to be any suitable software available from Logitech as far as I can see.

Pros: Cannot beat it for the price... Logitech continues to bring solid, worthy, products at a low price. Both mouse and keyboard wireless through same adapter +++'s with no problems connecting at all in Windows or Ubuntu. Good key pressure and a near standard size.

Cons: Is a bit light... feels kind cheap, but... working!

Overall Review: Works out-of-box in both Windows and Linux. Will use these in any build that requires wireless keyboard and mouse.

Pros: Small Keyboard. Standard size two button mouse. Doesn't require any additional software like the older Logitech sets. Range is better than the older sets too. Comes with Alkaline batteries.

Cons: Though it does have some special function keys, I do miss some of the options from the older keyboards, but the ease of use with this new one more than offsets the differences. Keyboard "feels" a little cheap, but it's really not. Is just as well made as the olders ones are, and is probably more secure as far as spills are concerned.

Overall Review: For a compact work area, this is a great keyboard. I don't like large keyboards cluttering up the area and this one fits the bill for me. The mouse is very good. Tracks well. May not be for the gamer, but they have their own special stuff they can get. All in all a very good basic wireless keyboard setup.

Pros: It's not a huge complex keyboard and mouse - just the barebones basics you need for an HTPC build. And yes, I've gone through several dozen Logitech products in my life, and this is one of their best. For a budget build it has everything you need, no filler, and finally, a scroll lock button. It also has pretty decent range - enough for you to be able to comfortably scroll through websites and watch Youtube / Netflix / whatever videos from your couch. And the price certainly can't be beat.

Cons: The mouse doesn't have back and forward buttons, and it also comes with the typical annoying-to-program Logitech drivers, but that's about it.

Pros: Range is great, I couldn't detect any issues in usability at 30ft away from the receiver. It even keeps the range if you put the receiver on the back side of the computer or use the keyboard/mouse near other electronics, something a lot of other cheap wireless sets have problems with. There's no nasty 'sync' button on these, you just plug in the receiver and everything connects automatically. Connection is fast too, it takes less than a second before input starts being received. Works with Linux with no special setup required. Even the special function keys along the top are detected properly. The keyboard uses a standard layout with no funky repositioning. Mouse works even on troublesome surfaces like my couch or leg. Tracking accuracy is good too, better than most basic USB mice, though still not as good as a cheap gaming mouse like my mx310.

Cons: Both keyboard and mouse feel a bit 'cheap'. Despite this they are standing up well to use, and the keyboard doesn't flex much when typing. The key travel is a bit less than on a standard desktop keyboard. I personally like this, but some may prefer otherwise. No indicator LEDs for Caps/Num/Scroll Lock. Not a big issue generally though, and probably done to keep costs down since that would require more hardware to enable sending signals back to the keyboard (or a bigger receiver with room for the lights). The receiver is small but not miniscule, which can be an inconvenience in some situations.

Overall Review: If you want a cheap, dependable wireless keyboard or mouse, this is the one. The combination of low price, dead-simple setup and good range is hard to beat.