LOGITECH MK540 WRLS KEYBOARD MOUSE Review

The keyboard and mouse are the industry standard and will remain so until the logitech super is forgotten, therefore it's a shame that they arrived scuffed and worn.

Has pros: A decent mouse is offered along with a sizable keyboard that is easy on the hands. The communication flows smoothly and without any breaks. Among other disadvantages, the SHIFT, CTRL, ALT, and space keys are unresponsive. When you utilize the shortcuts on the keyboard, it is quite frustrating. Even more frustrating is the fact that jamming is not a marriage but rather a design element built into the product.

The benefits include a large keyboard, a mouse that is pleasant to use, and a good mouse. The communication flows smoothly and without any breaks. There are some drawbacks, like the SHIFT, CTRL, ALT, and space keys being stuck. When you utilize the shortcuts on the keyboard, it is quite frustrating. Even more frustrating is the fact that jamming is not a marriage but rather a design element built into the product.

I've been use it frequently (for around one year now). The nicest layout out of all the options offered, but it's still not perfect. For me, the fact that the property call key was replaced with the worthless Fn key is the main reason why it's not perfect. The rest of the layout works perfectly: there is a normal-sized huge (two-story) Enter key, a giant left Shift key, a normal-sized left Ctrl key, and other keys like Win and Alt are present. The Insert-pagedown block is also standard, lacking