Review on Logitech MK270 Wireless Keyboard Mouse by Mateusz Roczon ᠌

The mouse started to malfunction, but it later "repaired" itself, so I took the MK260 to replace it. The first set within the green box was found to be flawed; the "1/!" was only pressed on the lower face, i.e. there was a twist. Additionally, the clave was generally uncomfortable loud. changed to the same set in a box with multiple colors. The keyboard is excellent, with smooth key travel and barely audible key presses (this is NOT a silent keyboard), but the mouse is a complete mess. The on/off switch and the wheel button rattle when pressed, and the keys click loudly and uncomfortably (I've been seeking for them for a while!). We made it through two sets and had one fight together with the seller. (In the "new" mouse, the battery cover and power button also rattle, although much less so and only when the mouse is heavy.) Additionally, if the keyboard is essentially a duplicate of the MK260, but better, then the mouse is generally different, both in terms of size and shape. It is smaller. Choosing which is superior is difficult. Additionally, the diode light is white rather than red. The devil is generally in the details, with the exception of marriage. No review can accurately describe the sound and travel of a key; you must experience it for yourself. I advise purchasing, but always with the option of an exchange or return. ate! As it turns out, the M185 mouse is not at all slow; rather, the manufacturer has artificially slowed it down. You can customize the mouse by downloading the Logitech Options application (off site). The most important feature of this program is the ability to disable SMOOTH inertial scrolling. Overall, the item is not horrible, but because it annoys me so much, I had to remove it after much pain.