Review on Wireless Logitech MK240 Nano Keyboard 920-008212 with Nano Receiver by Jnis Krmi ᠌

I suggest it, but if it were me, I'd go with a white keyboard (at least the characters will be visible in the evening .) Many advantages: Set that is both compact and lightweight. Each device is powered by two AAA batteries, with the keyboard requiring replacement every 48 months and the mouse every 24 months. Excellent use of the keyboard's arrow keys there. Rubber feet prevent slippage. The FN+F1202222 key can be used to access many shortcut functions. To cite just a few examples, you could call up a calculator, take control of the player, or alter the volume. The mouse's scroll wheel made a very smooth and unobtrusive movement, which was to my satisfaction. On a highly polished and shiny table, I work with a mouse with no issues whatsoever. There is no need to insert any disks or drivers in order to complete the installation; I just inserted it, and everything worked! The device is fully compatible with Android phones when used with an OTG adapter (USB-microUSB). I attempted it with a smartphone Xiaomi Mi2S running Android 5.0.2, and both the mouse and the keyboard worked without a hitch right away. You no longer need a laptop to record lectures; this feature is now available. Other drawbacks include the fact that the blue letters on the black keyboard are difficult to read and may have benefited from an increase in contrast (decided by a sticker of new bright letters). In either the mouse or the keyboard, there is no provision for inserting a USB adaptor. Very huge adaptor. The mouse's switch is really tight, but I think it's for the best that it is). Very noisy (but not thunderous) mouse clicks.