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Overall Rating: ( 98 reviews )

1. Posted: Sep 3 2008

   I have used this keyboard and mouse for 3 months so far. Keyboard Pros: - Good design, good features, right feel in the fingers when writing, sturdy, long battery lifetime, LCD function great for checking time when you are playing games ;) Cons: - Misplace of some functions, like zoom on the left side, under normal operation touching it when working with the keyboard, volume control on top of keyboard, it could be better on the right side, like the S510, easier access to it, top function keys ( volume control, media, etc.) feels a little tight. Mouse: Pros: - Good weight, good sensitivity, great battery lifetime (better that other models), it feels right on your hand. Cons: - None so far In general, the combo is good, working great, and you can use rechargeable batteries instead of buying a rechargeable mouse (lot more expensive) I do recommend this product.

2. Posted: Aug 28 2008

   I really like the keyboard. It is not squishy/creaky like Microsoft brand keyboards. It produces a satisfying, if understated click on each keystroke. The sound/feel is not as crisp as lapton keyboards, but close enough for my liking. As for the mouse... meh. It is better than the cheapest of cat-food, but I already own an MX Revolution (fantastic for productivity and web-based applications) and I use my MX 518 for gaming. So, after a little bit of messing around, I took the batteries out of the mouse that accompanied this keyboard (but it keeps the other two company on my desk). By the way, if you are looking to combine this keyboard with a more advanced mouse, you WILL need both USB receivers. Lame.

3. Posted: Aug 14 2008

   Outstanding product. Lives up to all it's claims and doesn't mention a host of other benefits.

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Overall Rating: ( 39 reviews )

1. Posted: Aug 3 2008

   I haven't been using this keyboard for long yet, but the first thing you will notice is a completely different step of the space key comparing to other keys. Other keys have normal, a little soft "click". But when you press space key, it doesn't do any "click" and you are not sure if the key has been pressed at all. It is like are tapping a piece of gelatin. However, the movement to press space properly is not big, so it is rather not a problem with missing space chars or something like that. I believe this was done for a good reason and maybe I need to just get used to it, and then I will see the advantage over space keys in normal keyboards. Also great is that you can connect the keyboard either through ps2 or normal USB. When connected through USB both the mouse and the keyboard are visible in the system. When connected through PS2 only keyboard/mouse is visible, depending on which cable has been plugged in.

2. Posted: Jul 30 2008

   It's very easy to use and the mouse is quality. I thought I would have a problem switching my typing style (I'm a professional typist) but I had none at all. I think it's because it is so close together despite being split. Definitely buy this instead of the wave, mostly because the mouse is so much better. :D

3. Posted: Jul 27 2008

   I spent a lot of time researching keyboard and mice for my new computer system. At the end of the day I decided to go with Logitech opposed to Microsoft--and glad I did. I have a wireless Microsoft system with one of my other computers and it's OK. This Logitech system has a very nice feel and touch to the keyboard; it's really enjoyable to have your fingers on the keys. The mouse also is designed well and has all the functionality I need. Been using both for about 3 weeks now and very satisfied. I also really like the small size of the wireless receiver.

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Overall Rating: ( 63 reviews )

1. Posted: Sep 1 2008

   I've had this controller for nearly a year now. It has worked very well with both racing and flight sim games. It is well built and actually feels more solid in my hands than do most game console controllers. Batteries last months, even with heavy use. The only reason not to have all five stars is because I had a small but easily overcome problem with it yesterday. I went to use my controller after a few weeks sitting idol and it would not connect to the computer. Restarts, calibration, etc. all failed. After a little internet research I found the answer. The key is to remove one battery, press the button on the front of the receiver then press buttons 5 & 7 while reinserting the battery. Apparently this resets all the communications and after doing so I'm back in business. I like this controller a lot and enjoy the freedom the wireless allows. If you want to connect more than one - read up on it to save some frustration. I can be done but requires two receivers.

2. Posted: Aug 27 2008

   The short and sweet of it is this is the best controller (wired or otherwise) I've ever used, hands down. I used it for Bionic Commando: Rearmed and it makes the game much more responsive compared to the other controller I was using. According to another reviewer this also works with the PS3 and since I just bought one I am psyched that I now will have two controllers for that system without any further purchases. Sweet! Anyway, if you are looking for a great wireless gamepad, this is it.

3. Posted: Aug 18 2008

   it connected quickly and with no errors on my new HP laptop running 64-bit VISTA; worked great on Eragon and Mass Effect.

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Overall Rating: ( 66 reviews )

1. Posted: Aug 11 2008

   Logitech's best keyboard and mouse combo, bluetooth and has the original MX 1000 laser mouse but in bluetooth, this keyboard and mouse work very well and has exceptional range.

2. Posted: Jul 23 2008

   I hated this product. I would lose my connection every three minutes and it would take 15 seconds to regain it. I wouldn't work without a direct line of sight and had to be really close to be faintly reliable. I loved the feel and design but it didn't work well at all. I promptly returned it and got the Logitech Wave, which I got for half price and I love at my 4-6 foot range from the dongle.

3. Posted: Jul 19 2008

   When I first bought this product about two years ago, I thought it was phenomenal. I felt 'cutting edge' for having a Bluetooth receiver on my desktop and would link with my cell phone, making transferring pics a breeze. Then the issues started. The keyboard loves to disconnect. Even after securing it multiple times, it would still do this at random times. During a period of extended use, while i was in bed, whenever. That would be wonderful when I would be playing games online, and my character would start spinning in a circle and i would be unable to control it for at least 15-20 seconds while i would wait for the "Good Morning!" message on the not-backlit impossible to read rarely used LCD display on the keyboard. The mouse however? Pure gold. It has great accuracy, even if it does take a wee bit of getting used to. It's rechargeable and has a plethora of great features on it. Even though the keyboard has since been replaced with a Saitek Cyborg, the mouse will continue to get tons of use from me. The worst part about it all, is i've ended up spending about $175 on a bluetooh mouse. Save your money and don't bother with this.

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Overall Rating: ( 47 reviews )

1. Posted: Jun 23 2008

   this is one great mouse!..Logitech has always produced quality products,and this mouse is no exception. Firstly,its really affordable,secondly,it is powered by one AA battery..rather than lithium ion...making it really affordable battery operation. Use it for laptop or desktop..you will not be disappointed!

2. Posted: Mar 5 2008

   I loved the idea of this little mouse, unfortunately when I got mine, the left mouse button didn't work. I checked and rechecked to see if I had to program that button in the software. I tried it on multiple computers in our house, and that left button still did not work. Had to return it... Don't know if I just got a lemon or what.

3. Posted: Feb 27 2008

   In a word this mouse is great. I use mine with a Macbook Pro and it works perfectly. Very simple to use: just plug in the USB stick and the computer instantly recognized it. It works smoothly, no jumps or jitters, and fairly long battery life (depending on what brand battery used). It also works in mid-air, held upside down! (Well at least the scroll wheel does). Plus, it's durable; I've dropped mine a couple of times (not from a great height though), and it has had no affect on the mouse. I've had this thing for almost two years and it just keeps on truckin'...what a great, little mouse!

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Overall Rating: ( 2 reviews )

1. Posted: Aug 18 2008

   For the money I don't think you can get anything better. It works just great for me. I was looking for eliminating wires not for distance away from the machine. It has worked out great for me in eliminating the wires. No more mess. I would recommend this product if you are looking for something inexpensive which is still effective.

2. Posted: Jul 14 2008

   The product arrived in a beat up box. Amazon you could have done better. Fortunately it worked just as expected. Only wish is that it had lights to indicate the Caps, Number lock(s) where on or off; which is why I didn't give it 5 stars.

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Overall Rating: ( 1 reviews )

1. ( 18 of 20 found this review helpful ) Posted: Jun 11 2000

   The Cybergenie software is excellent for home-office use, and is an absolute snap to set up. The handset, however, is slightly toy-like. It is not well designed from an ergonomic point of view (you really need to press the phone to your ear); also, it is overly sensitive to background noise when using voice recognition functions. My first handset malfunctioned -- but the company's customer service was excellent and they fedexed me a replacement immediately.If you get the system, you will probably end up replacing all your other phones with additional Cybergenie handsets, because using a non-Cybergenie phone causes some bugs with the system.

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