In general, all sorts of nonames bugged me. Mice die in packs. If they don’t die, then I still work badly. I came across something good from a forgotten childhood - the name Logitech. Probably overpaid a thousand and a half. But, it seems, not in vain - there is a reason. After all, this is my work tool. Its pros: Complete keyboard. Everything is as it should be. Gaps between F-buttons, big enter, big shift Pressing is controversial, I like completely oak, clear and with sound, it is quite soft

I'm already buying the 3rd set. 1 stayed at a previous job, 1 at home. I don't remember when I changed the batteries. I have never observed a loss of communication, a comfortable large keyboard for work. A mouse for a large hand may not be comfortable, but for my norms. A very useful calculator button, removed the icon from the panel) Well, the build quality, plastic is quite.

I am now looking for a new set for my work, I look in the direction of wired options. Has pros: Good kit. The first year there were no problems. The keyboard is comfortable, ergonomic and the set of functional buttons is the minimum required for comfortable work. The mouse is just fire, I have been buying the M310 for more than a year, it’s only a pity that they rarely live longer than a year, the mouse from the kit died about a year later (replaced with a new one). It's hard to get used to…

Previously, with old receivers, including unify, there was no such problem! Everything worked at a distance of several meters and without a direct line of sight, the receiver was inserted into usb on the board, on the back of the computer and was shielded by the entire body with a keyboard and mouse stuffing. With its pros. Convenient keyboard, comfortable pressing depth when typing, the presence of buttons for "frequent actions" with the possibility of reconfiguration through software. The…

The main drawback of the kit (although there are even two of them, rather) is that the mouse and keyboard fall off the bluetooth, or 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

In general, a good option for your money. I have not found anything better in this amount. Remarks/suggestions: The key travel is average, I like laptop keyboards with a short and quiet travel. In one of the reviews they wrote that the stroke was short and this was one of the reasons why I chose this kit and was disappointed. For Logitech, please add to the product name an indication of which set of keys is included. Better yet, add the ability to change.

It was incredibly infuriating when you need to work, and you type through a letter or hot keys do not work or work with a delay of 1-5 seconds. In general, the keyboard gave out such jokes a couple of times a month for unknown reasons. After two years of use, it eventually stopped working altogether. The mouse also sometimes worked incorrectly. Moreover, failures in the operation of the mouse and keyboard always did not occur simultaneously. The office took 5 of these sets. Both have the same…

The thick frame at the bottom, which scared away the aesthetics even in the store, actually confirmed my fears. Switching from the classic keyboard was not easy. The lower part always knocks down landmarks, and you can’t start typing without looking the first time, you miss the right key all the time. Weighting due to metal plates also turned out to be inconvenient. In practice, I periodically correct the keyboard on the table, but this one stands rooted to the spot. Perhaps someone will like…

Before that, I used the Logitech k520 keyboard + mouse, it served me for quite a long time (about 4 years), but recently the keyboard began to jam, the keys stopped pressing. I got so used to this clave that I wanted to buy absolutely the same one, but there was no such model on the market. But on the Internet I found an ated version, which turned out to be MK540. The mouse from the old Logitech k520 keyboard is still working properly, a little rubber has been washed from the thumb.

My first wireless kit, before I used only the old wired ones. Now the set is like this: a monitor, behind it stands/lies a laptop, and I'm in front of the screen. Everything is compact and convenient when you work from home. + I pulled everything out of the laptop (power and hdmi) and drove it. Nothing superfluous, one usb is busy, but in the age of cloud technologies it doesn’t soar at all. The employer drove her to the "second quarantine" and she is right to the point) Thank you Logitech for…

The worst experience is the Logitech Support experience. It feels like they don't care about their customers at all. The requests are answered with a delay of 3-5 days, the managers of the first support line are not absolutely competent, and they do not behave very professionally, the style of communication is like in the market. In response to a request for help with installing LO, they sent a link to a page in English with a description of the actions, including working with the command line…

Unexpectedly surprised. I have been using Logitech products all my adult life, I always bought without looking, everything worked and works perfectly: mice, keyboards, webcams. I still use a 2022 bluetooth mouse. I ordered the K540 kit without looking at work. I chose the average price so as not to burden the employer with unnecessary expenses and get a decent product. I did not bother to read the reviews, I bought on many years of trust. As a result, extremely disappointed with the keyboard. I

Bought the set a little over a year ago. Used with a laptop and usb-c docking station. Everything worked perfectly after purchase. After some time of use, the keyboard began to periodically slow down, skip letters, and type with a delay. At first I solved the problem by rebooting the laptop, juggling the receiver, changing the usb ports. Some manipulations helped, but not for long. I read that some users solved the problem by connecting the receiver via a usb extension cable. I also bought an…

Logitech - as always, on top the previous similar keyboard lived with me for 8 years, no less was flooded with tea / coffee many times, disassembled, washed and reassembled, many times thrown on the floor in a rage)))) still lived at some point, almost all the letters were erased, the bc broke off, the legs, a couple of keys were almost wiped through . it's time for an ate.