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Product ReviewsLogitech K250 Wls Kybd Unify Receiver
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With 7 User Reviews
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 Rating: Review Date: 12/28/12  |
Cons: The design is ugly :(
Pros: CheapDurableSolidly BuiltEasy to setupLong Range |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/01/12 |
Cons: No place on the body of the keyboard to store the usb receiver, like the Logitech mice.
Pros: Excellent battery life.Good range. Comment:
This is a great keyboard, its lightweight but doesn't feel cheap. The key action feels good when typing, and its battery life and range make it excellent for a laptop keyboard or even an htpc keyboard.Highly recommended. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/02/12 |
Cons: No scroll lock button
Pros: Responsive, great battery life, comfortable for extended periods of time Comment:
This is an all-around great keyboard. It has low-profile keys that are comfortable to type on and every keystroke is extremely responsive. It also uses a unifying receiver so any mouse that uses the same only needs one (very small) wireless receiver. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/28/11 |
Cons: No dedicated media keys - must use the FN key with Function keys. Girly pattern printed on.
Pros: Excelent range, Good feel, lightweight, reasonable layout, very cheap, Logitech universal receiver Comment:
I got this keyboard for my girlfriend to control her computer from the TV. I think that the layout is decent, and the keys are responsive and comfortable to type on.Note that there are no dedicated media keys, however the standard functions - volume, play, track skip, home, mail, search, calculator are accessible by holding an FN key with the function keys. The FN key replaces the rarely used windows-context menu key, and the right start menu key is also missing to compress the layout a bit.It's nice for users of KVMs that there is a scroll lock key also accessible via the FN key as well. Also, the context-menu key is a secondary function of the Print Screen key (although that's not much easier than hitting Shift+F10 which does the same thing in Windows anyways).The Premier Partner price on this keyboard is very very low, making it one of the cheapest wireless keyboards on the market, and it is one of the best that I have seen at any price.Amazingly, this keyboard worked flawlessly from 20 feet away, even with a concrete wall in between me and the receiver.The only thing I'm not a fan of is the swirly viney pattern on the keyboard, but my girlfriend likes that -- otherwise I'd say it's a good looking, good feeling, and great working keyboard. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/06/11 |
Cons: Very simple keyboard layout. (no bells or whistles)
Pros: Small and lightweight, keys feel nice. Comment:
Nice simple keyboard, but you get what you pay for. Perfect for my multimedia computer hooked up to my HDTV in my living room... I'd recommended it for anyone planning to use it for just that. |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/04/11 |
Cons: A little too cheap...
Pros: CheapWirelessUnifying receiver Comment:
Get what you pay for on this. Yes it's cheap, but it feels cheap. Not the nicest keyboard to type on, but if it holds together it won't have been a bad buy. |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/28/11 |
Cons: Lack of extra features
Pros: Good basic functionalities Comment:
A simple basic cordless keyboard that I had zero problems with. I use it with my HTPC to surf on my 40inch tv screen. Wouldn't recommend it for any high end gaming as the response can sometimes feel laggy. |
I've been using this with a media center at home, and it works great from the couch. It's long range and easy to use, no complaints.