Already in the process of purchasing the third set. One of them stayed at their prior work, and the other one went back to their home. I have no recollection of having replaced the batteries at any point. I have never once seen a breakdown in communication, and the workplace wide keyboard is quite comfortable to use. A mouse designed for a huge hand might not be comfortable, but my rules dictate that it should be. A very helpful calculator button, icon was removed from the panel) The build…

Even though I was forewarned about Logitech's questionable quality, I was still left with no other options at that price. Get sick of trying to find it. You can put it to use, but don't expect it to be 100% applicable. The benefits: I opted for the K540, which, from what I can see, is only different from the MK540 in that the former is ISO with a big enter and the latter is, in turn, ANSI. A wireless ISO keyboard is unusual; I don't know why companies insist on producing awkward ANSI…

Prior to that, I had been using the Logitech K520 keyboard and mouse. It had served me well for a considerable amount of time (about 4 years), but just recently, the keyboard started jamming and the keys stopped pressing. Because I had been so accustomed to using this clave, I wanted to purchase an exact replica of it; however, there was no such model available for purchase on the market. On the other hand, I discovered an edited version on the internet, which turned out to be MK540. The mouse…

Generally speaking, a decent value for your money. In this quantity, I haven't come across anything finer. Comments or suggestions: I prefer laptop keyboards with a short, quiet travel, and the key travel is average. One of the evaluations stated that the stroke was brief; as a result, I chose this kit and was dissatisfied with it. For Logitech, kindly indicate which set of keys are included in the product name. Better better, include the capacity to adapt.

As I search for a replacement headset for use at work, I am leaning toward wired choices. Got pros: Nice set. During the first year, there were no issues at all. The ergonomic design of the keyboard makes it easy on the hands, and the number of function keys matches the bare minimum that's needed for productive work. The mouse is incredible; I've been purchasing the M310 for more than a year. It's just a shame that they don't typically last more than a year; the mouse that came with the kit…

Logitech - as usual, on top the previous comparable keyboard that I used for eight years, no less, was frequently flooded with tea or coffee, disassembled, washed, and reassembled, still lived at some point, almost all the letters were erased, the bc broke off, the legs, and a few keys were almost wiped through. Time for a meal has come.

This is my first wireless set; previously I had been using wired models. The current setup consists of a screen, a laptop behind it, and myself in front of the screen. When you're working from home, everything is compact and easy to access. + I unplugged the laptop completely (both power cord and hdmi) and used it as a vehicle. Nothing unnecessary, one USB is full, but it doesn't really rise in these day and age of cloud computing. The company forced her into a "second quarantine," and she has…

That never occurred with older receivers like unify. The receiver was inserted into a USB port on the board, which was on the back of the computer and protected by the complete body with a keyboard and mouse stuffing; everything still worked from many meters away and without a direct line of sight. benefiting from. Software-enabled button customization for "regular activities," a keyboard with a comfortable pressing depth, and portability all come to mind. The on/off switch is conveniently…

The main drawback of the kit (although there are even two of them, rather) is that the mouse and keyboard fall off the bluetooth, either one thing works, or the mouse works and turns off at the most unnecessary moment. Sometimes the button is not pressed. The same with the keyboard. I have a Logitech k400 plus, no problems with it, although it is cheaper

Standard keyboard and mouse, from year to year, until the logitech super is erased into dust, it’s a pity that it arrived scratched, shabby

This is the keyboard style at my previous job and I liked it. Now I use it in the home office. It feels light, the rays are smooth. Comfortable on my wrists too. I recommend this model.

We have half a dozen of these standard office keyboards. They work well, and the harmonizing receiver works well with a range of mice and other pointing devices that we use at Logitech. Keyboards are very dependent on who is typing, but they come in very handy for a wide variety of users. They have a comfortable typing feel and the keys are relatively quiet, so typing on a Zoom call doesn't sound like you're crushing your keyboard. They are durable and reliable and we will continue to buy them…

The mouse could not be connected to the wireless receiver. The keyboard worked fine but the mouse didn't. I had to send everything back.

This is a good combination of wireless operation and all-day use. You won't be using it for gaming, but for those who want the convenience of wireless connectivity and the durability of a decent keyboard, you'll be happy. The unification of technology is also a great thing. I like having one receiver and being able to have multiple keyboards and mice. The batteries also last a long time, even with continuous use. I highly recommend this setting.

Received the MK545 on time but was immediately concerned when I opened the box. While the shipping packaging was in excellent condition, the product packaging looked like it had survived not one but two wars and then all night before. However, I was hoping that if the product lived up to Revain Renewed's description of "Works and looks like new" then someone would actually need the box. So I went ahead and opened the product packaging. I've looked at a number of MK545's and this one wasn't…

It's as responsive and smooth as my keyboard connected via USB cable. The mouse and keyboard work smoothly with a very long battery life. IMHO this is a good choice for a wireless connection.