Review on Keyboard mouse Logitech Silent Wireless Combo MK295, black by Michal Wasowicz

, on the recommendation of the representative of the manufacturer, the keyboard was sent back; concurrently, I needed to get a new one and discovered one that was even cheaper (of the same model). It took longer, but so far there have been no issues about how it operates, and a return for an item that was defective also arrived. As a result, there is no longer any reason to be concerned about the inability of the keys for the time being. The verdict has been changed from negative to positive because I currently own at least three of these sets and I am pleased with all of them. Disappointing qualities can be seen in this particular model. When compared to the previous keyboard, which was acquired six years ago, this one is noticeably quieter; nonetheless, the keys do not press at all. When pressing slips, you must either wipe them clean or return them (you check what you typed because just a few letters won't do). You have to hit the keys in order for there to be no pauses in anything, and after you do that, there won't be any more quiet. The transaction takes several days; if it doesn't sell out, then you should realize that your jokes behind their backs have just served to make the situation more difficult.