Logitech Wireless Combo - MK320

It's a cheap keyboard and mouse. The keyboard is fine for what it is. But if you're using them with Bluetooth headphones or more than one Logitech Bluetooth keyboard in your home. It will cause issues. IF you absolutely need a new keyboard and mouse get it. The price makes it worth it. IF however your roommate has a Logitech keyboard, find something else or get wired. The main reason I'm not recommending it is the mouse is complete junk. I stored it to use as an emergency back up if my mouse ever dies. And I'm dreading that day.

I just plugged in the wireless thingy, and the keyboard and mouse worked immediately. It came with batteries installed, which is nice. Nice shape and size, has the numerical keyboard, too, which I use all the time.

This keyboard is solid and keys are quiet and we are surprised that logitech would put out what could have been 5 stars if there were CAPS LOCK light indicator and NUM LOCK light indicator. And they should have mentioned that is advertising. It cuts down on efficiency if there is no indicator that those two features have no lights.

This is a great mouse and keyboard combo! No issues with connectivity at all - an instant connection in fact. The mouse glides smoothly and the keyboard is very responsive.

After a fit of rage, my last keyboard met its demise! I ordered this from WalMart on Monday evening with delivery estimated for Friday... This keyboard was received on Wednesday before Christmas! Awesome job in shipment Walmart. As to the keyboard... plug and play were instant! It performs just a wired keyboard and mouse with no hiccups! Nice job Logitech!!

I have had several keyboards in the past and found them lacking overall. Dell comes close but cannot touch the price. I like the feel of the keys, and the mouse works very well. Both pieces use batteries sparingly and have lasted over 3x as long as a very well known manufacturer whose initials are micro soft. I use my keyboards a lot and this is my second keyboard in over 7 years. Better prices out there but for my money and the product quality, I'll keep buying Logitech

I had the Logitech mouse all along and just needed the keyboard. Didn't mind the special that gave me both but I was concerned that I would have to walk around with the two connectors. I took it out and read the instructions and was so happy to find out that I could link my existing mouse to the new keyboard. Also it has a calculator key on it that I so love. I use this keyboard at work and while handling a customer I sometimes need the calculator very quickly. The button is touched and up comes the calculator which to me is a very cool feature. What I love the most is if you forget to turn off the power under the keyboard it automatically turns it off for you, which saves on the battery. This is something I definetly recommend.

Keyboard and mouse work like they should. The farthest i can get away from my computer in my house is 11 yards and they still work perfectly. As for the Product specs the keyboard uses 2 AAA batteries (supplied) and the mouse uses 1 AA battery (supplied). As per the documents included with the keyboard/mouse the batteries in the keyboard will last 24 months and the mouse will last 12 months.

It worked for about 20 minutes on my Windows 7 computer, then stopped. I moved it to another USB port and the same thing occurred. I downloaded the the Logitech troubleshooter, but it did not even recognize that it was plugged into the PC. I returned it and ordered the Microsoft Combo unit.