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

Very convenient, I have a typing speed of 280 strokes / min. Prior to that, there were membrane, mechanical and semi-mechanical. But of course this one is convenient to use, without disputes. The only thing is that I forget to change the batteries, I change them only when there is absolutely no response, but this is a matter of habit)) I don’t use the mouse.

Unbiased insights unveiled.Different pros: Relaxes the wrists. Convenient buttons. A very good mouse. Cons: You have to get used to it. And there is no pause button.

The print screen has been moved to additional functionality, and the Fn button is missing. Those. to create a screenshot, you need to switch to a separate mode, press the print screen, then switch back to be able to press the simplest F2 or Alt + F4. Very annoying!

A few years later, without prerequisites, the mouse died. Everything lights up, connects, but does not react in any way. The keyboard continues to work. Pros: It is convenient to type the text, the brushes never got tired. The keyboard consumes batteries forever, but in the mouse it will need to be changed every six months (or every 3 months for rechargeable ones). All the necessary buttons are there, full-fledged shifts and arrows, and Delete, which you won’t miss :) Cool function button…

After a year and a month of use, the supplied batteries of some unknown Chinese brand leaked in the keyboard, and the product for 4k came to an end. Be vigilant, immediately change to something decent. I can’t say that the late product was very comfortable (the design of the keys was planned by some extremely strange person, although the stand and the angle of inclination are just super), but the sensations when pressing the keys, softness, return speed are beyond competition. Protection…

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.

In general, the set is successful, but the mouse fits under the arm quite individually. I liked the keyboard with its good shape and button movement. The mouse, although small, turned out to be not so comfortable if you have a comfortable place for your thumb on the left side, on the right side the side protrudes a little, and since I hold the mouse with my fingertips, the little finger and ring finger feel out of place, I hope I'll get used to it. I recommend the kit.

Before that, there was Mitsumi classic, after it the set was like space, only the absence of "Pause Break" and the tight "Right" button on the mouse wheel spoiled the impression. I put 5 for the classic layout, and I really liked the design. With its pros: + Stylish + Soft quiet keys, very comfortable. + The most classic layout (no poor short shifts). + Hands are really less tired Different cons: - It is worth the WIndows 7 system and did not understand whether it is possible to configure…

I chose the kit for a long time, for about a month I studied all the models that are on the market, I looked for disadvantages - advantages, this model seemed to be the most optimal, although the mouse is resting in a drawer (because of the sofa), I use the old G700. The set was taken for entertainment, because. The PC is connected to the LCD TV, and extra wires around the room from the PC to the keyboard will not lead to anything good . Regarding the loss of the signal, they are short-lived,

The touch key on the mouse works fine in Linux. On Ubuntu 14.04, I just went into the key assignments and tied swipes on the key to the desired actions. Of the additional functionality keys, multimedia keys and a calculator call key immediately work. The remaining keys can also be assigned through the key assignment settings if necessary. Some pros: Keyboard: - Good workmanship - Quiet keys - Classic layout. Of the differences, only doubled Delete, shifted up Insert and removed the right…

At first I thought that I was unlucky by accident, I bought another one and after half a year the second mouse died. Before that, there was a cheap Logitech at work for three years, I took it home and the port is still working at home.

I was looking for a wireless mouse and keyboard with a normal size. For some reason, all mice are wireless - tiny, keyboards - narrowed, like laptop ones. Here everything is full-size, also ergonomic. I especially liked the keyboard, comfortable stand, it became much better to print, fewer typos. All the shortcomings have already been painted here. The absence of break/pause is very sad for programmers and users of punto switcher, additional functions were combined with F1-F12, as a result, it

Before that, there was a Logitech s510 keyboard, yes, an old one, and everything about it suited me. The only thing that was frustrating in it was the “delete-home-end…” button block, an extremely bad layout that I never got used to. But she died, I had to take something new. The choice fell on Microsoft, because. there was an action, and I took it without looking, and I heard a lot of laudatory reviews about it. But what I encountered by buying it led to frustration. Mikey can't in a good…

In general, the keyboard is comfortable, but: - I absolutely do not understand why it was necessary to remove the break key and include a calculator in its place. Punto switcher users, be prepared to remap layout conversion from break to insert. Neither key tweaker nor msklc will return the break to your place. - for some reason, the insert itself went to the printscreen, giving way to the divider, which is now twice as large as usual. - controversial solution: function switch. That is…

For several months I was looking for a keyboard worthy of me. The main criterion was ergonomics and ease of printing. In electronics stores I looked at everything that is there - 99% of keyboards are really "BOARDS with buttons", as it is translated, and even those that are very expensive. I think for printing this is the best thing that was at the time of purchase and before it in history, I had different ones. I don't even consider squares anymore. Now in the 2022 there is also Sculpt…

Different pros: Pleasant to the touch, you can feel the reliability and quality. Comfortable keys, soft stroke, not noisy pressing. Some cons: The wheel on the mouse periodically fails (does not respond to scrolling). After 30-40-50 seconds "hangs".

I've been using the kit for over a year. The key 2 on the keyboard quickly became badly pressed, the left key on the mouse recently died. If you can still put up with the lack of capslock and namlock indicators, then the combination of the prtscn and insert keys is an epic fail. In general, the keyboard is of mediocre quality, the keys are wadded, the mode switch is uncomfortable. The main plus is the ergonomic shape, it is extremely convenient to work on it compared to flat devices.

There is no perfection in the world. I won't particularly recommend. View - Klava ordinary. Although there were expectations from her. Has some pros: Convenient form. Legs on the near side of the keyboard - unusual, but convenient. The mouse has a rubberized sidewall. Win button - has a sensor responsible for the forward and backward keys ! (found by accident). Looks cool, modern design. Soft cushion under the wrist. Got cons: Lots of marriage. Of the three keyboards: one did not have the…

I really liked the keyboard. Quiet, very pleasant to the touch. No clang or rattle. The only downside is the lack of a Pause/Break key. But the mouse fails. Not only is it too heavy, but also the mouse wheel became slippery after a couple of months. It slips under your finger and you have to contrive to scroll it. As a result, I use two of these keyboards, but both with mice from Logitech.

I bought it to replace the well-deserved MS Comfort Curve Keyboard 2022 - one button died there. I decided to try a wireless kit, I chose between Logitech and MS (OFF: Why does MS make good keyboards, and Logitech makes mice?) Povybiral, not without skepticism bought, hoping for good. The results of operation, see above in the advantages and disadvantages. So the verdict - use in real life - is impossible. Moreover, the buttons and gestures are so, nitpicking, you can relearn, but the…