Review on Renewed Logitech MK540 Advanced Wireless Keyboard with M185 Mouse & USB Receiver - 920-008981: Enhanced Performance at a Great Value by Ada Wajszczuk ᠌

I was seeking for bluetooth, but the market had a limited selection, and the costs were too high. I decided to replace the K270 because it had been working flawlessly for two years. Sincerity be told, it took me a little while to adjust, but the K270 is not bad either. If the K540 is superior or not is still up for debate. different benefits Standard keyboard with a convenient key arrangement. Everything you need is on the case, even the keys. convenient to press. Support for the Logitech Unifying receiver (devices that support this protocol can be connected to a common receiver, saving a USB slot). Pros below: The gap started to seize after 2.5 months. It was removed, cleaned up, and appears to be fixed. Perhaps I'm being too picky, but the click seems challenging and a little blurry. But, with this, it is probably important to take mechanics rather than membrane. Expensive. After a few months, I started to hear the buttons crack and backlash. Once more, not much and tolerable.