Review on DELL KM636 keyboard mouse kit by Felicja Pawlak ᠌

Even if it's easy on the fingers, I wouldn't recommend using the keyboard. It is advisable to go with something that is more dependable. The benefits of it include: It has a comfortable keyboard and, in theory, a pleasant mouse. Indicators for the caps, scroll, and num locks! The fact that the mouse just requires one AA battery is a pleasant surprise. Both the keyboard and the mouse have some sort of switch on them. Consumes batteries at a relatively low cost. These are some downsides: Worst possible quality of mouse! The scrolling is done on a mechanical encoder, and after a few of months, it has already begun to leap. It was possible to install an optical one for the money that was being asked. With the subsequent cleaning of the encoder, the device suddenly ceased functioning entirely. discarded the mouse as waste. oh, that's too bad. When the battery runs out on the keyboard, it doesn’t just turn off and that’s it, but at first, it starts wildly buggy, some buttons are not pressed, and only by looking at the power indicator (it is located at the back) you can understand that the battery is dead (starts blinking red).