💻 Optical Desktop 700 by Microsoft - Enhance Your Workspace with Wireless Convenience Review

After sneezing red wine into my Mac keyboard I needed another and decided on a wireless keyboard. I went with the cheapest Microsoft 700 model, but it was compatible with Mac(s). The first was that the spacebar would crash intermittently, causing me to have to go back and insert spaces. I contacted the excellent MS customer service and after a few questions the person said they would send me another keyboard (the wireless mouse works fine by the way; the new one, see below). The replacement…

I am very disappointed with this Microsoft keyboard but I really like the mouse. My biggest issue with the keyboard is how hard the keys are! I've never felt keys this tight on a Microsoft keyboard before. The second disappointment is that the letters are already being erased from the keys and I've only been using them for about a month. While I definitely don't need the letters on the keys to be typed to know where they are, I didn't expect them to be erased so quickly since I'm touch typing…

Update: I'm revoking my 5 star rating now. The mouse eats batteries like crazy. I often had to change batteries. Now it's in my attic. If anyone wants it for free send me the shipping cost. I can't change my stars so they still show as 5 stars. Well folks, this device costs as much money (keyboard + mouse) as it costs to buy a Logitech wireless mouse. I replaced my optical mouse and keyboard that came with my HP desktop computer with this device. The wireless keyboard runs on 2 AA batteries and