Review on Logitech Wireless Desktop MK710: Reliable 2.4 GHz Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo with Unify Receiver by Guo Tai Lim ᠌

This is an outstanding bargain for $3000. The perfect combination of elegance and ease of use. The following are some of the product's strengths: design, the quality of the materials used, ergonomics (with some qualifications), and a solid brush stand. The inclusion of a USB extension cable in the package, the capability to disable unnecessary keys and assign a huge number of combinations (using the FN + F block), and the existence of a significant number of multimedia control buttons. Uniflying receiver that is compact and features soft and quiet key travel. The Microgear wheel is included as standard equipment plus. There is a drain on the keyboard, which can be accessed through holes at the bottom; this demonstrates that it is resistant to damage from liquids. Got cons: It's not the best mouse (there's a problem with the center button). Prior to that, there was the MX1100, which, in terms of ergonomics and pressing the wheel, it would give a huge head start. In addition, the MX1100 had a lot of weight with a small size, which meant that there was sometimes the impression that there was nothing to grab onto. a lack of illumination on the display (a huge minus, because you can read information from it without problems only in a well-lit room). In the 2022 edition, the shift was sliced in half, and the reason why the "" key became trapped next to it is unknown. I have no idea why, but I keep forgetting to hit the Enter key (although on the previous keyboard it was even smaller and located approximately in the same place). It is obvious that the gloss on the keyboard has been smudged, and as a result, I have the impression that I will need to wipe down all of the shiny surfaces once every week.