Review on Logitech MK750 Wireless Keyboard Marathon by Zia Hoon ᠌

The mouse is fine, and it's available for purchase alone, but the keyboard is a bad investment. There are benefits to it: The majority of positive comments about me were made by other users: - Low-priced bundle Makes an instant connection without the need of tambourines Over an entire year of use, there was never a break in communication with the transmitter. Rapid responses to keystrokes on the computer I've been using the same keyboard and mouse for over a year without replacing either of their batteries, despite the fact that I type continuously from sunrise until night. The button markings have not been erased after being in use for an entire year. Each button and the scroll wheel on the mouse function as if it were brand new. Against it: Switching the transmitter to the back of the system unit causes the mouse and keyboard to sometimes freeze for a few seconds a few times a week. Putting the transmitter on the front of the system block was the deciding factor. - The keyboard's leg gave out after being used for a year and a half. - Another half a year has passed, and the second time around the plastic appears to be completely dry. - After using the keyboard for 10-12 months, I noticed that several of the keys were sticking; the button mechanism had worn out, and the buttons were now occasionally difficult to push. The mouse was cleaned and polished, and the logo of the manufacturing firm was removed. Although button-pressing was rather quiet before purchase, it is now a distracting nuisance. There is no visible signal when Num Lock or the digital block is activated.