Review on 🖥️ Get Your Hands on Microsoft Desktop 3000 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo by Stanislaw Kesicki ᠌

Name: 🖥️ Get Your Hands on Microsoft Desktop 3000 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo
Item: 🖥️ Get Your Hands on Microsoft Desktop 3000 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo
Rating: 4

May 03, 2023

A good product, more pros than cons.

The dialing chips are a reverse slope of the curved keyboard, a split space, a function key switch (made not by pressing combinations with a function button (usually Fn), but by a physical mode switch), a touch button on the side of the mouse (2 gestures are assigned (swipe up, swipe down) and physical pressing) with a vibration response in the presence of a roller swaying left and right.
A solid set from the brand, but not without flaws.

Pros

Ordinary multimedia wireless set. A tactilely pleasant wrist rest on the keyboard, a comfortable curve of the keyboard itself (but it could have been done more), a comfortable reverse slope of the keyboard itself and its dimensions, an interesting mouse touchpad with gesture control and vibration feedback. Everything has a good range. It is difficult to write the merits of an instrument that differs little from the rest. It is easier to find flaws / nitpicks that have already been resolved by competitors.

Cons

Keyboard: 1. No on/off switch 2. There are no Caps Lock, Scroll Lock, Num Lock indicators (native drivers temporarily display the current values in the corner of the screen after installation) 3. Small Enter key (a matter of habit) 4. No Pause/Break button 5. Long and narrow keyboard operation switch (it sometimes warps). Mouse: 1. Glossy. 2. Too "flat", incl. there is no ergonomics. (I did not find a mouse, even among notebook ones, that would be as low in height, and there are 20 different ones at hand). The palm hangs over the mouse in a centimeter and you need to get used to a completely different grip. I'm more used to large mice with a pronounced "hump" on which the palm rests. The contrast with the Sculpt Ergonomic kit is especially noticeable. 3. 2 AA batteries, although most competitors have 1, but should last longer. 4. The sensor is capricious to the surface - I did not expect this, because on MS Mouse 4000 it is almost omnivorous. 5. Only for the right hand (who cares) 6. Due to the transmitter's magnetic holder, it sticks to iron tabletops P. S. The 4000th mouse is much higher than this one, with smaller dimensions. Transmitter: 1. Large (a square tablet with a USB connector sticking out of it).