Review on Logitech MK470 Slim Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo: Low Profile, Ultra Quiet, Long Battery Life - Off White by Nguyn Quang Long ᠌

In conclusion, given that there are not a lot of wireless, space-saving keyboard and mouse sets available on the market, I would suggest investing in one. I invested a lot of time in making my decision, and all things considered, I am pleased with the acquisition. Got pros: A portable keyboard that comes packaged with a mouse. I needed a kit because one USB receiver was needed for two different devices, and I couldn't find one. It has a high level of convenience. 1. It has a nice appearance, is kept tidy, and is ideal for desktops with limited space. It does not occupy much space, and there are no loose wires anywhere in it. 1. I liked that the USB receiver was concealed inside the mouse, rather than being exposed on the outside. Because of the easy accessibility of transportation. In the cases where it is inserted from the outside, the back cover frequently became detached during travel for work-related reasons. 2. If you bring a mouse and a laptop with you, you won't need to bring a keyboard because you can use those instead. They work in tandem as well as independently of one another. 3. When you scroll, the scroll wheel makes a very faint clicking sound. Both the speed at which you scroll and the fact that you use it are explicable, which, in my opinion, is a strong point in favor of the feature. It's possible that this will work against some people. In general, regarding the collection: Everything clicks into place all at once, and you can get to work without having to perform any additional squats. After removing the papers from between the contacts of the batteries, I deemed my work to be complete. Having certain negative aspects 1. The buttons have a very loud click when depressed. They are relatively subdued on my laptop, the sound having been compressed out of routine. When entering a room in which someone is sleeping, you should not knock too loudly. 2. The printscreen button can be accessed via the Fn key, just like on some smaller laptops. Even though I take a lot of screenshots, the process is still rather inconvenient. I keep it in a separate folder on the laptop. Mouse: 1. An extremely uncomfortable mouse. Very little in size, not shaped to the brush, and completely level. Those who use the brush frequently will notice that it becomes worn out. If I had known, there's a good chance I wouldn't have purchased it. However, it works quite well for business trips.