Renewed Logitech MK545 Advanced Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo for Effortless Productivity Review

To work on a table and with a good mat or cover. As a fire option (in my case, delivery on the day of order) - quite, the keyboard gives the impression of reliability, the mouse . well, just a mouse without any fuss, but also without visible glitches

I can't believe that Logitech makes this and sells it for 3500+. I took it to my parents, they don’t care, I wouldn’t take it for the second time.

Some pros: Large keyboard, comfortable for hands, good mouse included. Communication works without interruption. Got cons: The SHIFT, CTRL, ALT and space keys are stuck. Terribly infuriates when you use keyboard shortcuts. Jamming is not a marriage, but a design feature, which is even more frustrating.

Both pleased and disappointed at the same time. Controversial decision about the on / off buttons. There was a cheap kit in which the mouse "fell asleep" and woke up at the first press of a button. It seemed to be idle, but I got used to it quickly.

The existence of function keys (mainly to control the volume when watching videos from YouTube), as well as the fact that the keyboard is wireless, are among the various advantages of the product. Long-lasting batteries. Multiple disadvantages: if the router is placed too close to the signal receiver, sporadic and even systemic faults may occur, such as the inability of the keyboard and/or mouse to function properly.

Has some pros Nice keyboard, and the mouse is the full size. It is quite helpful because the button to turn off the keyboard is situated at the very top. There is a light that serves as an indicator. Some cons: This is more of a nuisance than it is a significant problem. It's possible that some people won't pay any attention to it at all. When scrolling the mouse wheel, an annoying sound is produced, although it does not impact the quality of the job in any way.

Some pros: Excellent quality, the mouse sits well in the hand, the keyboard has a soft, almost silent typing. Its cons: Sometimes there are minor freezes, sometimes up to 3 seconds, but this applies to the keyboard.

Has a comfortable and, well, relatively ergonomic keyboard. Cons: despite being less than a month old, the mouse is already too small, and the wheel creaks. There is no num lock icon.

I knew Logitech items were of dubious quality before buying them, but there was simply nothing else available at such a low price. My choices are now completely drained. Use it whatever you choose, but don't go looking for a perfect match. The following are some of its benefits: K540 is ISO with a large enter, while MK540 is ANSI, and this appears to be the only difference between the two. Hence, I went with the K540. I have no idea why manufacturers insist on adhering to the cumbersome ANSI…

Has some pros One common universal receiver, off buttons, design, perfect layout, additional keys Has cons: At first, when pressing the keys, some unpleasant dry friction was felt, but over time it passed (or got used to)

no setup program. Or am I missing anything obvious? On the other hand, the MK520 covertly installed such a program. Various advantages: what I was looking for. The keys are somewhat different from those of the MK520 (I bought it to replace it because the engravings on the buttons began to vanish), but after using it for a month, I was able to get used to it. Instead of being bonded in place, the rubber stops on the legs are simply inserted. Although it is inevitable that they will occasionally…

Occasionally, it seems to fail to recognize the numbers 1, 5, and U. Or maybe I'm just a terrible pressor; I haven't found a unit that never misses once in a while. Hired Experts: Keyboards that are both aesthetically and tactilely pleasing. The clave is heavy and seems to be nailed to the head when worn by someone who has none. Experiencing drawbacks: The slick surface of the keys makes it difficult to find the one you want to press, and it slows you down as a whole when typing. After B100, I…

I generally found nonames of all kinds annoying. Mice perish in groups. Even if they live, my job is still subpar. I stumbled into a pleasant memory from my youth: the word Logitech. most likely overpaid by 1,450.00. But it seems that it was not in vain; there is a purpose. This is after all a tool I use at business. has benefits entire keyboard. Everything is in perfect order. F-button gaps, a large enter key, and a large shift Although pressing is debatable, I appreciate how it is entirely…

Toggle switches are augmented. a volume knob and buttons for playing, pausing, and rewinding. Excellent clave, however the keys take some getting used to. It would make more sense to incorporate a usb hub and a card reader rather than flaunt your sophistication with an indicator and extra buttons. A variety of benefits: Rubberized feet keep the keyboard from sliding around on the tabletop. Diverse disadvantages: The backslash key's peculiar placement on the second row adjacent to the letter E…

Pleasantly surprised with the apparatus. My one and only, entirely subjective opinion is that although I'm used to rolling the keyboard across the table, that won't be possible with this model since the rubber tabs on the legs prevent the keyboard from sliding about as readily on the surface. The advantages of it include the following: Because the product's quality is plainly of the best possible standard, both the keyboard and the mouse are extremely long-lasting and will easily continue to…

When you have to type a letter or press a hot key and it takes 1–5 seconds to respond, it is quite frustrating. In general, the keyboard handed out such jokes a couple of times a month for unknown reasons. It finally ceased to function entirely after being used for two years. Moreover, the mouse occasionally performed poorly. Moreover, problems with the mouse and keyboard never happened at the same time. Five sets were taken by the office. The issues are the same for both.

Just over a year ago, I made the investment on the set. Used in conjunction with a laptop and a USB Type-C dock. After making the transaction, there were no issues whatsoever. Following prolonged use, the keyboard began to intermittently slow down, skip letters, and type slowly. At first, I was able to fix the issue by trying various troubleshooting measures, such as restarting the laptop, swapping the receiver, and switching usb ports. In the short term, manipulating things helps. Some users…

Logitech's customer service is the worst I've ever encountered. It's clear that they don't value their consumers' satisfaction. It takes three to five days to get a response to a support request, first-line managers aren't always very knowledgeable or professional, and the tone of communication is similar to that found in the marketplace. In response to my plea for assistance, they forwarded a link to an English page that detailed the steps required to install LO, including the use of the…

At store, I was already wary of its bulky appearance, and when I got it home, the bottom frame only added to my misgivings. The transition from a traditional keyboard was challenging. The bottom part constantly destroys landmarks, making it impossible to start typing without looking at the keyboard first, leading to frequent mishits. Metal plates' added weight was another annoyance. The keyboard on the table is one I routinely adjust, but this one refuses to budge. Perhaps someone will find…

I was taken aback by how astonished I was. Throughout my entire adult life, I have relied on products manufactured by Logitech. I never shopped around before making a purchase, and despite this, I have never had to worry about the quality of their mice, keyboards, or webcams. I'm still using a bluetooth mouse from 2022. I didn't look at my work while I was ordering the K540 kit. I decided to go with the standard pricing in order to avoid placing an undue financial load on the company while…