Logitech MK345 Wireless Combo Right Handed Computer Accessories & Peripherals for Keyboards, Mice & Accessories Review

Despite trying everything recommended on the Logitech websites and others, this keyboard keeps freezing, sometimes between words. It doesn't seem to do anything but wait (sometimes a few minutes) until it decides to go back to work. When I use QuickBooks it stops between transactions. I've tried different USB ports, downloaded drivers, etc. I don't even want to donate it to Goodwill - nobody should feel that disappointed.

This 345 ($26) broke down after two months while still under warranty. They decide to replace it with the smaller 320 ($22). Why not upgrade to the next model up when the 345 is no longer for sale? The 320 has the worst mouse and keyboard without a palm rest. Why buy cheap when your product doesn't work. It took the less than excellent customer service nearly three weeks to resolve the issue and figure out how to return/replace the product. Finally, the serial number was behind the battery…

FYI This keyboard is NOT compatible with Unifying receivers (for example, you can't pair it with other Logitech Unifying products like the MX Master mouse). An error is thrown when attempting to pair the merging receiver. The only way around this is to use TWO USB receivers, which is totally impractical on a laptop with limited USB ports. Another way to tell if this is the case is to compare recipients. The combo receiver is black and generic without a single logo on it (left), while the…

I almost gave this wireless keyboard/mouse a star and a bad review. For the first few hours, I struggled with unpredictable periods of truly awful keyboard lag. For example, wait 30 seconds for it to wake up and accept my keystrokes. It was very frustrating. I was about to box it up and send it back when I tried to position the PC so that the USB stick was in view of the keyboard and mouse. Aha! Both worked perfectly. - This wasn't a practical solution as I didn't want to use any of my front…

Designed for a little used office computer and so far has done its job quite well. I've read the negative comments and I think I can help clear your head. Yes, the mouse is relatively small - no problem if you: have smaller hands, have normal-sized hands, or use the computer infrequently. Do you know what else is small? USB key connected to it! This makes it easy to switch between computers, like in my desktop/laptop case. The instant pairing of the keyboard and mouse immediately resulted in…

I love this keyboard and mouse combo. It was very easy to install. I just plugged it in and my laptop automatically recognized the devices. All I had to do was push out the battery tabs and I was done. The keyboard has rear ribs that tilt the keyboard 7° when opened. The keys are not flat, but raised like on a conventional keyboard, which I prefer to the ten-finger system. The buttons are easy to press. It's quiet enough, but when I actually start typing you can actually hear the keys tapping…

I bought this keyboard for my office after our Dell wireless keyboard and mouse we got 7 years ago finally wore out. After getting used to a wireless keyboard and mouse, nothing from Logitech lived up to my expectations. This is the second keyboard of theirs I've tried. I type often and despite new batteries nothing happens. There also seems to be lag and key duplication when typing. This keyboard was delivered to me on 4/1/19 and today is 8/29/19 and I'm at the end of my rope. About a month…

I was skeptical about trying this keyboard, mainly because it has 1000 fewer reviews than most other keyboards in the same price range. My personal reasons for the Choice This (apart from the fairly low price) was the need for a wireless keyboard with a "full keyboard" feel. Tried it out. What struck me the most was the location of the F-keys. I was so used to it, that there was a space between all four F-keys, but I knew that at the time of purchase (to the point where it was almost a deal…