Review on Enhanced Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo - Logitech MK540 by Sung-hoon Hwang ᠌

no setup program. Or did I not find it? But MK520 itself silently set such a program. Its pros: what I wanted. The keys are somewhat different from those of the MK520 (I bought it to replace it - the inscriptions on the buttons began to disappear), but after a month I got used to it. The rubber stops on the legs are not glued, but simply inserted. Of course, they sometimes fall out, but they are enough to be inserted into place, and not glued. This is good. Cons below: stupid exit button right above the asterisk. I accidentally cling - then I have to type the password. I didn’t understand what happened to the convenient keyboard and mouse setup program that was in the MK520. Need a warning about caps lock in the first place. Half a year has passed. It turned out that on the MK-540 I accidentally cling to the buttons next to the button being pressed much more often than on the old MK-520, which I decided to replace, because. The labels on the buttons have faded. I bought and pasted stickers on the buttons on the old MK-520 and happiness returned! Apparently, the MK-540 has an unsuccessful button arrangement for me - on the old one, pressing is clearer. It is a pity that the MK-520 is no longer produced, it was better, according to kr. at least for my hands.