Review on Logitech Wireless Desktop MK710: Reliable 2.4 GHz Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo with Unify Receiver by Adisorn Khamkon ᠌

Name: Logitech Wireless Desktop MK710: Reliable 2.4 GHz Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo with Unify Receiver
Item: Logitech Wireless Desktop MK710: Reliable 2.4 GHz Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo with Unify Receiver
Rating: 4

October 21, 2022

Product satisfying the quality of the product, good price.

In general, a good kit, very high quality and not too expensive. The mouse is great, the keyboard is ok if you're not as picky as me. The main and very pleasant feature is that you put in the batteries and forget about them, they will not remind you of themselves very soon.

By the way, the glossy surface of the keyboard, easily soiled at first glance, does not cause any worries at all. During normal operation, the hands practically do not touch it.

: It's now June 2022. Almost exactly two years have passed since the review was written, and about three years since the purchase. The first set of batteries in the mouse died last week. The keyboard is still holding up. I'm in shock. Both devices, despite daily active use, are quite efficient and look great.

Pros

Mouse: The mouse is beautiful, the M705 is a Logitech masterpiece, and I wrote a separate review about it. In short: high-quality, convenient and works from a set of batteries for years. Keyboard: - High quality workmanship - Padded wrist pad is incredibly pleasant - The LCD screen displays the operating modes of the indicators as LEDs on a conventional keyboard. This is convenient, often with wireless keyboards the status can only be viewed using the supplied software. - Works great at distances of several meters. - Works on a set of batteries for more than a year and is not going to be discharged at all.

Cons

The mouse has practically no flaws. But the keyboard has: - The key suspension mechanism is terrible. If the key is not pressed in the center, then the stroke ceases to be smooth, longer buttons like Ctrl are generally difficult to press around the corner, they warp and are not pressed clearly. If you type a lot, it's best not to get involved. I've seen worse keyboards, but they cost much less. Connoisseurs are better off buying the Logitech K800, where there is order with pressing. - The short left shift, traditional for Logitech keyboards with 2022 layout, turned out to be not so terrible, but I still consider it a minus.