Review on TELLUR Basic Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Kit in Sleek Black: Convenient Connectivity at Your Fingertips by Kichiro Osamura ᠌

The product's quality and the reputation of the Logitech brand are both bad. I believe that the market's least expensive models will be of greater quality. with advantages. The keys themselves are rather large, the key travel is short and gentle, and the keyboard is full-sized. It operates on any surface, the mouse laser. various drawbacks: First off, the description is a lie about the color; it is actually gray and rather light, not black. If you carefully examine the product card, you can tell that the color is not black. The letters on the keyboard are narrow, making it difficult to read because of the cheap plastic, which, despite a minor haze, glares both from the lighting and from daylight. After the old black keyboard, where all the inscriptions were clearly visible, I took a few days to get used to it. It would be nice if Logitech could at least print the key names larger. However, despite the three rubber feet, one of the keyboard's edges constantly slides off the table while I'm using it. This is the worst keyboard I've ever had. Small issues like the absence of a caps lock indicator and a tiny enter key that is upside down are completely undetectable against this backdrop. The mouse should receive its own curses. Many reviewers complained that the mouse was awkward and undersized, according to what I read. It's not exactly small, but if you carry your laptop around, you won't need as much. However, this mouse is incredibly uncomfortable because it's PPC in most cases. Again, this mouse continually slips out due to the poor, slick plastic and the incredibly uncomfortable design that prevents me from holding it with two fingers like I do with other mice. You must fully grip the mouse in your palm in order to turn the wheel. At a time when rubberized wheels are now even in the most affordable versions for 200, the wheel is likewise composed of shoddy plastic, slips under the finger, and sticks a little.