Review on Keyboard mouse LOGITECH MK540 ADVANCED Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo by Mateusz Morawski ᠌

For a long time now (almost a year), it has been my go-to tool. The best available arrangement, however it's not perfect because the property call key has been replaced with the worthless Fn key. The rest of the layout is ideal; there is a massive (two-story) Enter, a large (but normal-sized) left Shift and Ctrl, Win and Alt are there, and so on. Even Logitech's signature Insert-pagedown block looks and acts normally. The Logi application allows for the activation of the function keys' default settings or the adding of new settings. There is some leeway in the configuration of a number of function keys, the desktop lock key, and the Home key. The volume and volume settings are easily accessible via buttons. You won't mind using the mouse because of how it feels in your hand. It's missing a few keys on the sides, but those are more on my wish list than anything else. The kit has a sleek design and is incredibly practical. The only issue is that the keys make a small bit of noise when you shake them (due to the material and build). However, the typing experience is excellent.