Review on Elevate Your Comfort with the Microsoft 💻 Sculpt Ergonomic Wireless Desktop Keyboard and Mouse L5V-00001 by Somchai Kittisak ᠌

- The receiver had to be put on an extension cord 20 cm from the keyboard; does not finish even a meter, especially if the batteries are no longer new. - The mouse peels off in about a year, especially under the thumb, where the frequently pressed "back" button is located. As is often the case with polymers, grease from the skin of the hands (and normal healthy skin is always covered with a thin layer of fat) dissolves the plastic in about a year. However, the mouse with the soft touch rubber torn off remains quite comfortable, although it looks like a shot Terminator, and hard-to-remove grease and dust clog into the exposed cracks (see photo). The lining on the keyboard is made of a different material and is wiped only by purely mechanical influences in 3-4 years (see photo). - While the battery status indicator is on, on several PCs with different OSes that I have tested, the keyboard sometimes skips events, so both a large piece of text and a key release event can be missed, and then the same character will be typed several times. Since the keyboard "falls asleep" sometimes quite quickly and according to a law I do not understand (for example, sometimes for some reason it does not fall asleep for a long time), and this time is not regulated in any way, I constantly have to check if the battery status indicator is on, and what happens with the text . This simply makes comfortable work with such a keyboard impossible, at least on some PCs.