Keyboard mouse LOGITECH MK540 ADVANCED Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo Review

Standard keyboard and mouse, from one year to the next, till the Logitech super is erased into dust, it's a pity that it arrived scuffed, scruffy; it will be used for years to come.

It's unfortunate that it arrived scuffed and worn out. Standard keyboard and mouse, from year to year, until the Logitech Super is erased into dust

Pros below: Large keyboard, comfortable for hands, good mouse included. Communication works without interruptions. With its cons: The SHIFT, CTRL, ALT and space keys are stuck. Terribly infuriates when you use keyboard shortcuts. Jamming is not a marriage, but a design feature, which is even more frustrating.

I recommend Has some pros: Pleasant materials, light, pleasant key travel, ergonomic keyboard shapes (everything is at hand), comfortable mouse, light and quiet keystroke and scroll wheel travel. Different cons: Mouse for work at the workplace, not for business trips. The Caps Lock indicator does not work.

The mouse fits comfortably in the hand, the keyboard has a pleasant, nearly silent typing sound, and it is of excellent quality. has certain drawbacks The keyboard occasionally experiences brief freezes that last up to three seconds.

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…

Has pros: Excellent quality, the mouse sits well in the hand, the keyboard has a soft, almost silent typing. Some cons: Sometimes there are minor freezes, sometimes up to 3 seconds, but this applies to the keyboard.