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

I already bought the second set, I took the first one on a non-my PC about 2 years ago, but sometimes I used it. I bought it because one of my personal computers had an old Logtech set. Namely, the keyboard, bought back in the early 200s (the cord broke), and the mouse, with 2 cameras, began to glitch and from time to time run into a corner (written off for work in reserve). In general, I wrote this lyrical digression to the fact that Logitech is good. The best of consumer goods and popular (and, of course, there are keyboards with Cherry MX and gaming mice for 200 USD). Essentially: - Keyboard "everything is in place", except for the PopUp key. I don't use it, so it's not a problem for me. - Input of normal size, not giant but not small, as some people like to do. - The key travel for the film keyboard is excellent. Noiseless, light pressing, pleasant feeling. Reminds me of a laptop keyboard. - The ungodly additional functions are implemented well and do not climb into the soul. It is impossible to accidentally click a browser call or, God forbid, turn off the PC. Everything is done through Fn + Fxx, sane, as in laptops. - The mouse from the kit is the development of the great and terrible VX Revolution. M705, everything is fine, the inertial mode of the wheel is turned on by clicking on the button from above. No complaints, just a little bigger than VX The only complaint about the generally sane SetPoint software is the processing of multimedia keys. So the program is useful. Smooth scrolling with a plugin for Chrome, calling programs, fine-tuning the mouse, battery status, and so on. But the jamb came out with multimedia keys. If without software, the forward-back-pause/play keys were processed by the system, and Media Player Classic hanging in the background with a checkbox "global multimedia keys" perfectly caught them, then it works with software only if the player is the current window. It is treated like this. In file C:\ProgramData\Logishrd\SetPointP\Devices\Keyboard\2022069\2022069. Xml commenting on PREVIOUS TRACK, PLAY, NEXT TRACK sections. Specifically, <!- before a section and -> at the end of it. I'm an engineer with my mom.