Logitech MK320 2.4 GHz Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo Black

Pros: Slim design of keyboard is easy to type on. Keys have a good feel. Cons: Sometimes the keyboard will lag ou________________tforalongtimeandthenallyourkeystrokescometogetherinabigburst. Annoying as all get-out

Pros: Mouse is portable yet still fits comfortable in my larger than average hands. Smooth and consistent cursor motion. There are the first three stars. Cons: The keyboard tends to stop working at very inconvenient ti

Pros: Super-long battery life Doesn’t break when you drop either the keyboard or the mouse Wireless (also a con) Cons: The mouse is excellent, and can be used from any room in our apartment without a problem, but the keyboard? There’s no polite way to say this: it’s hot garbage. The crummiest range I’ve ever seen from a wireless input device. My girlfriend and I both grumble whenever either of us has to type something in using it, because it takes a good 10 seconds to start up before what you’re typing appears, and the range is abysmal. Overall Review: I’m a hardcore Logitech fanboy. I use a G510 keyboard and G500 mouse on my desktop, and the Mx518 is my all-time favorite peripheral. That’s why I was so utterly let down by this keyboard/ mouse combo, which my girlfriend and I use on our living room Netflix-binging PC. The mouse is great and works from a ridiculous range, but the keyboard? Yuck. I mean seriously… yuck. You can type a whole paragraph before the keyboard responds, forgetting all but the last three letters, and takes an eternity to turn on. The range is horrible, and you practically have to be standing three feet from the receiver to type anything. We’d have been better off just using a wired keyboard, honestly. I gave it two eggs because the mouse is excellent, but almost took another egg for how poor the keyboard is. This is the first Logitech product I can’t recommend. You’re better than this, Logitech

Pros: It’s a keyboard & mouse that functions. Cons: This newest iteration of the MK320 does NOT come with a Unifying Receiver. Apparently, Logitech sneakily changed this product while keeping the name the same. Not only is the receiver not unifying compatible, but the keyboard and mouse are totally different models (also not unifying compatible). This is borderline false advertising on Logitech’s part. Will not be ordering these newer MK320’s again nor will I pay about double the price to get a higher-up model just for the Unifying feature. Overall Review: If you’re looking for a decent keyboard & mouse combo and don’t care about the Unifying technology, then it’s probably fine. But for us having purchased 20+ of this model the past couple of years, for Logitech to downgrade this product all of a sudden, while keeping the same exact name and description, is a slap in the face.