Logitech Wireless Desktop MK710: Reliable 2.4 GHz Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo with Unify Receiver Review

Before that, there was an MX 518, I left it to my parents, I took this kit for myself. Not very satisfied, the mouse is likely to buy a new one. Some pros: Good keyboard with soft wrist rest. Excellent key travel, single adapter for mouse and keyboard. Some cons: It seems that the mouse from another set is poorly assembled, the main keys are too loud, the wheel staggers, there is no click on the side buttons at all, and they are quite tight. As a result, it is not clear whether I pressed back…

as happens with many, knocked over a mug of coffee on the clave. Dismantled - everything is gorgeous. Not a drop on the board, thanks to the rubber gasket. Buttons do not fall out during disassembly. disassembly-wiping-assembly - 7 minutes. like new. super.

Some benefits very pleasing keyboard design. Cost-effective, one battery lasts for over a year! Reliability on 4 Drawbacks In a year, the caps lock key won't work, and in two years, the mouse started making two clicks. I'm changing! It gets untreated.

Hello, it's been a while. My new Logitech Wireless Desktop MK710 kit arrived last week. I picked up this set in Hong Kong for the low, low price of $3091. I rated this kit the highest out of all the models I reviewed on the company's website. I did a lot of research before purchasing this kit, including reading reviews on this and other websites. I deliberated for a long time on whether or not to get it because. There were worries that the mouse's design might not appeal to me, etc. I snapped

I was led by the appearance, I liked it so much that I even turned a blind eye to the fact that the gloss in the design and that it was a little expensive, but there was no money. I bought it for the new year. For the first couple of months, I did not notice any shortcomings. I only remember that I was not impressed, but I liked the keyboard and mouse software and the performance. Then I began to notice that the keyboard does not work somehow the way it should, as other users write, the ons are

With its pros. Comfortable, with almost normal function keys. Works like clockwork. Already more than a year and a half on one set of batteries. Cons below: The context menu key has been hidden. But already used to without it.

I was leaning toward a score between between 2 and 3, but I couldn't be sure. The material that the keys are constructed of as well as the frame that they are held on are the two aspects of the keyboard that are the least desirable. After a half year or a year, the plastic starts to visibly wear off at the points of their contacts, and as a result, when the key is pressed, it can (and does often) rest against the chute in which it moves and not be pressed. This happens because the plastic…

purchased in good condition, the prior owner was also content with the words used for around half a year! I didn't find any squeaks or other issues with the keys, and you can press everything from the corner and it will click. In addition, the entire mechanism is very smooth and silent. I am in awe of the exhibition! The presentation is simple and elegant, without any highlighting or other flourishes, but you can still make out every detail. Very fast, I was able to adjust to working the…

Got pros: Comfortable mouse, nice design, high-quality wireless connection and response. Batteries included last for a couple of years. Got cons: The letters on the keyboard begin to wear off after six months, the keyboard starts to knock and the keys jam. - there were 2 such claves, one-on-one shortcomings.

This is one of the few kits on the market that has a conventional layout; not only is it one of the kits that may be one of the most expensive, but it is also one of the kits that is one of the few that does have a traditional layout. When making the purchase, it was fascinating to learn how it is distinct from options that are five or six times less expensive than what I was looking for. - the kit is really ready to work, you just need to insert the only receiver and batteries that come with…

When Logitech allowed me to test out their M705 mouse, the company is deserving of all the accolades in the world. Finally, a mouse has been developed that outperforms the Microsoft model in terms of comfort and ergonomics while also omitting the "jambs" that are included on the Microsoft model. This discovery has been a long time coming. However, the keyboard is so unremarkable in terms of consumer properties, and in the end, it is nothing more than a shiny black plastic nail in the coffin of

This is an outstanding bargain for $3000. The perfect combination of elegance and ease of use. The following are some of the product's strengths: design, the quality of the materials used, ergonomics (with some qualifications), and a solid brush stand. The inclusion of a USB extension cable in the package, the capability to disable unnecessary keys and assign a huge number of combinations (using the FN + F block), and the existence of a significant number of multimedia control buttons…

In general, I am satisfied, and with the exception of the problem with the wheel that was stated earlier, I like everything. Has some pros The keyboard is one of my favorite things. The button travel is short, however it is quite clear and has a low level of noise. The LCD display is helpful, particularly in comparison to the set, which provided no indication whatsoever of whether or not the caps lock and num lock keys were engaged, despite the fact that the set was relatively dim. The layout…

In general, for the sake of game, what it is that you require. After 5 years of consistent use, the inscriptions on the WSAD, leather and plastic on the mouse were worn away. As a result, I made the decision to purchase an identical set. But, at the time of writing the review, it was no longer located on sale in St. Petersburg. It's really too bad. I will search for something that is comparable. Has pros: Very cozy and well-designed for ergonomics. Both the pointer device and the keyboard. The…

I have already purchased the second set. Roughly two years ago, I installed the first one on a computer that was not mine, but I did use it on occasion. The fact that one of my personal computers already had an outdated Logtech set prompted me to make the purchase. Specifically, the keyboard, which had been purchased in the early 2000s (the cord had broken), and the mouse, which had two cameras, started to malfunction and would on occasion run itself into a corner (written off for work in…

Many advantages: 1. The quality of the craftsmanship is exceptional. 2. A pleasant and comfortable wrist rest made of soft rubberized material 3. I have no trouble typing because the keys are easy to press and the pressure required to do so is minimal. 4. Every key is in its customary location and is a full size, with the possible exception of the top row, which contains the esc and F12 keys; however, this does not cause any problems. 5. The state of the battery and the various modes of the…

Some pros: Very comfortable set, everything in its place. The mouse is great With its cons. The batteries in the keyboard die quickly, we change them once a month. Batteries are good.

Some pros: +keys, + ergonomics (important, since I spend a lot of time working with the keyboard and mouse), soft wrist rest + additional buttons on the mouse + you can hide the usb-transmitter in the mouse (there is a special groove) and take it with you to work on the laptop Got cons: -sometimes the signal disappears - the system unit is on the floor. It is solved by outputting a usb-extension flash drive-transmitter higher. Or you can plug it into the monitor if it has a usb port :) - one of

I recommend to all! Different pros: Standard layout with the exception of some small things. Works flawlessly. If both the keyboard and the mouse can fall asleep at all, then it's not noticeable at all :-) All mouse buttons are configurable and the nature of the work with the wheel too. The keyboard has not just an LCD display, but also with feedback - i.e. for example, if you turn off the sound on the computer, an icon will appear on the screen. Its cons: The left shift is short - I still need

Pros: 1. The workmanship is top notch. 2. Soft rubberized wrist rest - comfortable and pleasant. 3. The keys are comfortable, the pressing force is small, I have no problems typing. 4. All keys are in their standard place and full-sized, except, perhaps, the top row: esc - F12, but this does not interfere. 5. The keyboard has an indication on the LCD monitor of its modes (CapsLock, NumLock, etc.), as well as battery charge. This was sorely lacking in previous wireless keyboards. 6. The USB