Review on Keyboard + mouse set Logitech MK235 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse, gray by Kiril Velchev ᠌

The standard low-cost mouse was promptly ordered and kept in stock. After using the K270 for a while, I decided to make the switch to this model because I like it more. It has wider keys, which are easy to get used to, and the key travel is more relaxed than it was on the K270. When I play on it in World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth, the connection has not yet been lost. This is in contrast to k270, which had an issue where the character may occasionally stop moving forward even when pushing the forward arrow. Under the table, on top of the front panel of the computer case, approximately fifty to sixty centimeters away, the receiver is identical to the universal one. From what I understand, it is possible to connect two devices to the receiver. However, these devices must be identical to the complete ones, such as a mouse and a keyboard. This can be accomplished by using Logitech Options. A "shutdown" key can be used instead, which eliminates the need for a physical button on the computer. Exe -s -t 00" that is bound through SetPoint