Review on Logitech MK270 Wireless Keyboard Mouse by Boyan Ignjatovic ᠌

Losses of communication and freezes were not discovered for either the keyboard or the mouse (the receiver is situated underneath the table behind the system unit, which is approximately one meter away from the mouse and keyboard). In relation to the floating of the pointer, it is unequivocally inappropriate for games. A limitation such as this does not create a significant amount of inconvenience when working with office software; nonetheless, it does create an uncomfortable sense. In passing, I should mention that the floating cursor is not due to a problem with the connection (checked, put the receiver in the visibility zone), but rather an issue with the mouse sensor. The charge of the keyboard is the only thing that is displayed in the SetPoint program, which can be downloaded from the Logitech website. The charge of the mouse is not displayed. Additionally, you have the option to switch the three hot keys with alternative purposes, which is a wonderful feature. However, you won't be able to play or pause music or videos in any player besides Windows Media Player (WMP). The general conclusion is as follows: the keyboard merits a score of four (personally, I just have a question about the design, but this is a matter of taste), whereas the mouse merits a score of three with a significant negative marking next to it. Everything may be excused, even the lack of any additional. keys or size options (this is also an unprofessional mistake), but the floating cursor is going too far.