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Product ReviewsLogitech Black RF Wireless Desktop
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With 7 User Reviews
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 Rating: Review Date: 09/29/12  |
Cons: No LED indicator for (Num Lock-Caps Lock-Scroll Lock) and Power ON, Only LED wen battery get Low no Hot keys for backward and forward for Media and dont be fool by the box because its says (Caps Lock LED indicator)
Pros: great keyboard also works on my xbox360but only in the interface but not in games :( |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/25/12 |
Cons: Thin/lightweight (but sturdy)Small mouseNo lights for num lock, cap lock, scroll lock
Pros: SimpleGood buttons layout and responsiveness Comment:
I like this for how simple and easy it was to use. Uses windows default driver, which is pretty much Plug-n-play. No cap lock light is very annoying. Very reliable and good buttons responsiveness. However, I would use this as my preferred set, if I didn't have to. |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/08/11 |
Cons: Mouse is a little too sensitive for my likingRange is good, but sometimes there's the odd lag
Pros: CheapGreat brandGood rangeHandy keys on the keyboardGood keyboard battery life, decent mouse battery lifeMouse takes 1 AAPower switch on the mouse to preserve power Comment:
I've had this set for months and I've been fairly happy with it so I bought another set for my bedroom (trying to get rid of the mess of wires). I have one set in the livingroom connected to a HTPC about 11' away and most of the time, the keyboard and mouse work at the advertised range, but the odd time the mouse would lag and there would be a delay in the key strokes. It's fairly reliable within a few feet, and even fairly reliable at 11', but I'm a little disappointed. Temporarily had a Microsoft set and it seemed to be a little more reliable, but I got the MK320 again simply because it was cheaper and I like Logitech as a brand more than Microsoft (I've had microsoft mice stop working after a few years).Battery life on the keyboard is great; on 2 AAA batteries, it lasts over a year (depending on how much you type I guess). The mouse lasts about 1.5 months on a rechargeable Sanyo Eneloop battery, which is comparable to other sets I've had that run on 2xAA batteries.Sensitivity seems too sensitive to me. I've adjusted the sensitivity but it still takes some getting used to when switching from my old MX310 mouse. Maybe it's just that it's lighter and glides smoother on my desk, I dunno.Overall, I still recommend it as Logitech is a very reliable brand and their customer support is very good. If you plan on using it beyond 10', I recommend either plugging it into the front, or get a short extension cable. |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/04/11 |
Cons: None
Pros: Good quality. Wireless Comment:
I purchased this on sale for my new HTPC. Range is good and quality is the best you can find for this device. |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/02/11 |
Cons: Doesn't come with an extension for the receiver, so if you doesn't have the system beside you, a USB extension cable would be suggested
Pros: Good Product. Lots of extra functions. Great price Comment:
Haven't had any issues with this product. Easy to install and comes with everything you need. Would suggest a USB extension cable if you plan on having the system anywhere other than beside you |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/21/11 |
Cons: No status lights for locked modes such as num lock, caps etc.
Pros: Cordless, works well, good hotkey set. Comment:
Bought this because I needed a USB keyboard for my KVM switch.The Keyboard works great. I walked all around my apartment and it worked just fine. It has a lot of hot keys. The mouse works well too, but it is very small. I use it as a secondary mouse when I need something cordless. My only problem is there is no indication aside from manually testing to see if Num Lock, Caps lock, or Scroll lock are on.Picked this up for $29.99. Would buy again at that price. |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/09/11 |
Cons: No onscreen display for caps/numlock/volume/battery level like most of the other logitech products. partly due to the fact that it is not supported by setpoint (plug/play, no software install required)
Pros: Good price for decent wireless mouse/keyboard comboStandard USB Flash drive sized receiver. Good distance on receiverPlug and play Comment:
Good price for a wireless mouse/keyboard combo. Media keys/FN keys allow for easy access shortcuts. USB receiver size is the same size as a standard usb flash drive. Plug and play, no need to install software or press connect on receiver/mouse/keyboard like some other wireless products.only weakness is that it is not supported by setpoint, which provides the onscreen display for activation/deactivation of capslock, numlock, volume, battery level, etc. |
Lettering wears off keys quickly. If you don't need to see the letters on keys this is an excellent value. If you do, you will also need to buy a little bottle of white paint and tiny brush to paint the letters and numbers back on the keys.