This Logitech MK540 Advanced keyboard and mouse combo comes with batteries to keep it powered for longer.Ĭonnect your keyboard and mouse with one tiny Logitech Unifying™ USB receiver. With side grips and a contoured shape, the mouse comfortably fits in either palm, while precise laser tracking and advanced controls let you stay in command.
The keyboard features a familiar key shape and feeling, so you don't need to worry about missed letters. Adjustable tilt legs with three tilt settings and a textured palm rest provide a comfortable typing position and reduce typing fatigue, while the multimedia hotkeys grant quick and easy access to music, a homepage or email. An easy-to-install USB receiver allows you to seamlessly connect both keyboard and mouse to your computer, eliminating the hassle and clutter of wires. The Logitech Unifying receiver provides a reliable 2.4GHz wireless signal with a 10-meter range, while the full-sized keyboard is designed for comfort and reliability.Įnjoy a stress-free typing experience with this Logitech MK540 Advanced keyboard and mouse combo. Stay productive for longer with this Logitech MK540 Advanced keyboard and mouse combo. Corporate & Government Employee Discounts.Small Business Partner Outreach Program.Energy, Climate Action & Sustainability.
That's still not a cheap keyboard/mouse combo, but it seems durabile and is relatively comfortable to use. The RRP is $99.95, but it's not hard to find it for less – we've seen prices as low as $75. Even though the keyboard goes to sleep to save power when inactive, it leaps back to life as soon as you start typing again and even the first keystroke registers on the computer.Īs usual for non-Bluetooth wireless peripherals, they both connect to the same (tiny) USB transceiver, and in a piece of thoughtful design there's a space to store the transceiver inside the keyboard's battery compartment. Logitech claims 36 months battery life for the keyboard and 24 months for the mouse.
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With Logitech's software it wasn't hard to find the 'just right' setting.īoth the keyboard and mouse are fitted with power switches, presumably to help conserve the AA batteries (which are included). We do recommend installing the Logitech Options software to adjust the mouse settings, as we found that a one-notch adjustment in the standard Mouse system preference went from a little too slow to slightly twitchy. The scroll wheel has a good action - not too much resistance, but with a slight clickiness that we find more satisfactory than a free-rolling wheel - and it tilts for horizontal scrolling. Although the body is symmetrical, the thumb buttons are only on the left-hand side and so it is really only suitable for use in the right hand. The shape of the M510 mouse is quite comfortable, though we still prefer the more rounded surface under the fingers as found on Microsoft's and some other companies' designs. If you don't like a flat keyboard, a pair of hinged legs provide an increased rake – we prefer this approach to the removable feet used by some manufacturers, as there are no loose parts to mislay. That's a very different story to a Microsoft keyboard we purchased earlier this year, which started to lose legends after just a week. The only sign of wear was a slight polishing of one end of the space bar. Our impression is that the keycaps are relatively hard wearing, as after six weeks of use all of the legends were still as new. The keyboard has a reasonably good feel for a model that we assume has dome switches.
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