Review on Logitech MK270 Wireless Keyboard Mouse by Kio Walker ᠌

It is important to pay attention to kits. There are Unifying and regular ones. The former are convenient in that you can replace the bundled mouse with your own (I replaced it myself with 546 and 705), and switch my native mouse to another usb receiver and carry it, for example, with a laptop or give it to good hands =) And ordinary ones work only with their own receiver and nothing can be done about it (believe me, I tried). To some, the price may seem high, but it's worth it. I use two sets (at work and at home). The first one is over 5 years old and works great. Prior to that, I had experience with a cheap set of defender Accent 965 (for 500 for that money; no longer available), so after a year the keys began to stick there, and the keyboard bent like a mess; I took the same cheap one for my mother, so there the mouse wheel from the new one was buggy up / down. Other variants of competitors were cut off even when feeling in stores =) Here, with careful handling, the keyboard will work for years and will not ask for food. Yes, it's more expensive, but again, it's worth it! As for the mouse, it should be added that Logitech, for some reason, only the cheapest (simple) and most expensive (top-end) devices get good build quality - nothing backlashes or creaks. Only the size, unfortunately, is too small.