Review on Logitech MK470 Slim Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo: Low Profile, Ultra Quiet, Long Battery Life - Off White by Makoto Maeda ᠌

The mouse has an additional power switch (the keyboard does not), but I measured the current consumption of the mouse - 4 mA and that of the keyboard is 10 times less - 0.4 mA. Now it is clear why the Claudia does not have an additional power switch. Pros below: Quite compact, the mouse and keyboard communicate with the PC via a "one for two" adapter, i. E. only one free USB slot is needed. The keyboard keys are very similar in structure to the keys on a laptop, they are also quiet. The buttons on the mouse are even quieter in sound, but a click is also felt tactilely, so you can’t confuse whether you pressed it or not. The beam at the mouse is also not visible. it is not red, as usual, but not visible, which is also very good for me and works on almost any surface, even on glass. Its cons: On the keyboard in the lower left corner, the ctrl and fn keys are "mixed up", in the sense that on my laptop the lowest left key is fn and on this keyboard it is ctrl, and as a result I often confuse the keys when copying (ctrl + c , ctrl + v). Also, to the right of the space after alt-gr, there is once again the same fn key, and on the laptop it is PrnSc and also confuses me :)