Review on Enhanced Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo - Logitech MK540 by Bhavin Kokani ᠌

I made the choice to buy the set a little more than a year ago. used in conjunction with a laptop and a USB Type C docking station. Nothing went wrong after the transaction was completed. The keyboard got into the habit of occasionally stuttering, skipping letters, and typing slower than usual after being used for a while. Initially, rebooting the laptop, moving the receiver, and swapping the USB ports allowed me to resolve the problem. A handful of the changes were beneficial, but only briefly. I read that some customers were successful in resolving the problem by linking the receiver to their PC with a USB extension cable. Moreover, I bought an extension cord, and everything seems to be working as it should. After a few months, the experience began with the usage of an extension cord. The keyboard started typing after a brief break. Moreover, the lag may occur for intervals of many seconds. The laptop needed to be restarted, ports had to be changed, drivers had to be updated, batteries had to be changed, and more tambourine dances were no longer effective. The keyboard immediately ceased functioning, and I was obliged to put it on a shelf as a result. The mouse's movement started to become less precise a month after the keyboard was discontinued. The pointer currently twitches in one place when you move the mouse, and there is a delay when you press buttons. The device's manufacturer's driver is unable to view, though. I don't know how to make it come to life again. This is the second wireless gadget from Logitech that I've owned that stopped working after a year. I've been using Logitech goods since the invention of ball mice. Also, I've always thought that the company's products set the bar for dependability. Disappointed.