Review on LOGITECH MK540 WRLS KEYBOARD MOUSE by Wiktor Czerwiski ᠌

I've been use it frequently (for around one year now). The nicest layout out of all the options offered, but it's still not perfect. For me, the fact that the property call key was replaced with the worthless Fn key is the main reason why it's not perfect. The rest of the layout works perfectly: there is a normal-sized huge (two-story) Enter key, a giant left Shift key, a normal-sized left Ctrl key, and other keys like Win and Alt are present. The Insert-pagedown block is also standard, lacking the abnormality that is typical of Logitech products. The Logi application allows function keys to either enable the application's default options or enable new options. A good number of the function keys, in addition to the key that locks the desktop and the key that brings up the home screen, can be remapped in a pretty extensive manner. There are easy-to-use buttons that allow you to modify or mute the sound. The feel of using the mouse is quite satisfying and satisfying overall. There are a few side keys on it that are slightly missing, but these are more things that are on my want list. The set is not only incredibly attractive to look at but also quite practical to utilize. The only thing that may be improved is that the keys occasionally make a rattling sound (due to the construction and the material). On the other hand, typing on it is a very pleasant experience.