Klav. Mouse Wireless Logitech MK295 Silent Wireless Combo Review

I placed my order at the market. I will comment on it further in a subsequent review. You are required to search the city for it, pay to have it shipped back to them, and cross your fingers that they will still take it even if it is defective in order to return it to them.

Below are some advantages: Design. There is no wiggle or shake in any of the keys on the keyboard. Soft and silent keystrokes. The mouse performs without a hitch. The power off switch for the keyboard is handily positioned on the front panel of the device. Below are some downsides: Connection is lost with the keyboard. If the keyboard is entered into the back panel, there is a high chance that the connection will be lost. If the keyboard is plugged into the front panel, however, the situation…

The mouse behaved badly, after 3 months, the right button is triggered every other time . it really infuriates when you press 500 times a day. You can replace of course, but the kit on one channel. Got it for positive reviews. But alas.

I traded in my previous model logitech for this one. I was really aback by how silent this keyboard stand was as I passed by. There is utter silence; the only sound is the rubbing of fingertips against plastic. I couldn't be happier with this clave purchase. No issues with my connection at all. While the computer itself is hidden under the table, the dongle is located on its exterior. The flight itself is fantastic. A mouse is perfect for its intended use of navigating and working on the…

In addition, the mouse and keyboard are surprisingly silent. Delays are not experienced. Ideal size for usage in a house or office. That makes sense! How anyone could understand that is beyond me. But I've been using their mouse and keyboard for years without issue. The mouse's eyes just naturally went dark, and they just couldn't get unstuck. And before to that, I used the Logitech mouse for a full five years with no issues whatsoever. This means no accidental double-clicking or anything like…

Claims, in general, consistent with those made in prior reviews. "Children's" mouse, which is awkward to use; the "Backspace" key does not function properly the first time it is pressed. Why would someone buy something knowing about all of these "features"? The idiot because:) There were some reservations, but ultimately, I decided that I wanted to cut some of the connections. I don't provide several heroic sizes, and I don't print very many copies of my work. I believed I could eventually get

The keys are not pressed all the way down, leaving gaps between them. This is most noticeable for the "asterisk" key on the numeric keypad and the backspace key. The clicks, in general, are too fuzzy and mushy for my taste, although I recognize that not everyone shares this opinion. Another option for a keyboard from Logitech is the 540, which belongs to an older model. There are no grounds for criticism regarding the pressing; everything is satisfactory. Yes, it is substantially louder; you…

In favor of it: It's effective, and unlike a standard keyboard or mouse, it doesn't make any noise. has certain drawbacks It's only a question of habit, but I preferred a style with higher buttons.

In general, I would want a set that is whisper-quiet and has a traditional-sized keyboard, as well as a larger mouse that connects over bluetooth. However, the price of everything that uses bluetooth quickly escalates to an inhumane level. Some pros: The keyboard is really smooth and silent; after giving it only one test at the shop, I was instantly drawn to it like a magnet, and I ended up buying a set from them. Following on from the K200, the stillness is very out of the ordinary, but this…

I recently purchased a new kit from Logitech after using their wireless keyboard and mouse for a while. I was quite dissatisfied with the quality and ease of the previous kit and had no issues. The keystrokes on the keyboard are comfortable, quiet, and somewhat elastic, but they are not always depressed, especially frequently (and crucially) the left Ctrl. How do epics function on it when this is the case? The mouse in this kit is the same size as a small "promotional mouse" that I have laying…

One flash drive is used by both the keyboard and mouse. It is simply difficult to play or work because of the lags. I initially believed that the distance between the flash drive and the keyboard was the issue, but I pushed them closer (20–30 cm) and the issue persisted. I tried numerous other USB ports with the flash disk, but nothing changed. My worst device buy to date, and I didn't expect this from Logitech.

Different pros: Pleasant key travel, quiet, but some Slims are still quieter. Its cons: Some buttons do not work when pressed. You need to press clearly in the center. Especially noticeable on backspace, alt.

Got pros: A comfortable full-size keyboard with a traditional key layout without innovative transfers of individual buttons anywhere. The keystrokes are clear, without gaps and doubling. I type a lot, this keyboard is comfortable. Its cons: The mouse in the kit is very budget, does not cause delight. You can work, but the manufacturer has inexpensive models that are much more convenient and pleasant, for example, the M280. Too bad they are not included.

Used K270, but it is very loud. I looked at the K800, but the healthy dimensions and the price scared me away. As a result, I took the MK295 and surpassed all expectations in terms of silence, quieter than the silent mouse M330. Grimit only space (and now silent mouse), but it's not critical. For night work for a reasonable price, that's it. Pros below: Everything is as always - a great full-size at a good price. Very quiet. Without the Num LED, but now for some reason everyone does it. With…

When upgrading an old (2022) stationary computer, I bought a laptop. And I plan to use it mainly as a stationary one. That is, with an external monitor, keyboard and mouse. I needed a kit that uses only one USB connector, which are few on the laptop. I already had a quiet mouse M220, and in this kit it was just that, judging by the reviews. Bought in M-Video. After connecting, I immediately ran into problems (see cons). Although there is a sticker on the mouse that it is an M220, in reality it…

There is no 2022 layout in the manufacturer’s picture and the cropped Enter, perhaps they produce it that way. Here is a full-fledged option: Enter as expected, the 2022 layout is present. Representatives of the manufacturer should not recommend me to restart the computer and clean it from viruses, I am a professional programmer with a long work experience, such a number will not work here. They used to make things better. So in everything - cars, household appliances, electronics. It’s better

As a result: it is impossible to use the keyboard normally. There are practically no alternatives to Silent. Enjoy and suffer. Shame on Logitech. Different pros: Silent pressing of some keys. Classic design (better so than to spoil innovations) Price (would be a plus if it could be used normally) Got cons: Buttons are pressed with different sound and different volume. The receiver works terribly, constant breaks. Connected to the connector on the front of the computer. (begins to falter some…

I bought this product, before that I used only defender kits, and the mice were logitech. And it was always elementary simple, I inserted a USB module, the drivers were installed and everything works, if you want to configure additional keys, you go to the settings through the utility. In this case, I have 2 hours on a computer, laptop, I insert a module into different ports, drivers are installed, somewhere around a minute, then a message that the device is installed and is defined as an input

There are no issues with the keyboard at all. It is more difficult with a mouse - from time to time there are inaccuracies in positioning, but you can use it. In general, a good set