Review on Logitech Cordless Revolution Bluetooth Keyboard by Micha Banasiewicz ᠌

I chose the kit as a replacement for Logitech EasyCall (Skype dialing). I liked the new kit right away, everything is wildly comfortable, it looks high quality, it’s pleasant to use. You can see right away - this is Logitech! The keyboard is pleasant to the touch, it has an excellent wrist rest. The keyboard itself is firmly in place, it is difficult to accidentally move it. Pretty quiet keys. Convenient location of additional buttons on the left side of the keyboard. I don't really need a display, but as a calculator it's quite decently made. More light for him. Well, I don’t like that it’s practically impossible to set it up, the software component itself is bad. For example, I had someone else's test account in the Windows mail, Claudia wrote "Inbox: 62 new." I deleted this account, set up my mail instead. So now new messages in my mail are added to those 62 from another account. But these letters are not in the mail, there are only mine, read ones. And the clave squeaks when receiving not only letters for soap, but also messages in QIP. I don't know if that's worth it or not, just a note. The sound can be turned off in the settings. The mouse is beyond praise, for Photoshop it is the most thanks to the wheel under the thumb (if you set it to zoom). For those who don't know, it's not really a wheel, it doesn't spin like normal scrolling, but only "deflects" with a little effort in both directions and returns to the center position when released. In Photoshop and browsers, this gives a change in scale, and clicking on this “wheel” resets the scale to the default 100%. I did not know about this and was pleasantly surprised when I managed to set it up in this way. The only thing I would like is a mouse on finger-type batteries, so that in a pinch you could insert batteries. All in all, this kit is the best I have ever used and is worth the money.