Logitech Wireless Keyboard K360
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This K360 keyboard is just ok. It is a chiclet which I have never been a fan of. The K360 feels like a super cheap version of the K340 which was a great keyboard. The keys don't depress evenly and can sometimes feel a bit sticky on the way down. But the keyboard layout and size is great and as a cat owner I appreciate the on/off switch. I feel this keyboard has lots of room for improvement.
I picked this keyboard up as an extra input device for my Intel NUC for use at tradeshows and (later) to game in my hotel room, but mostly the latter. I really like the look of the black glossy finish, compared with the dull greys and blacks of most other Logitech compact keyboards, but I mainly wanted it because it a) has separate cluster of arrow keys b) has generous keypad spacing and pad size for all of the keys I use most frequently and c) the Logitech Unifying receiver and Options software . With the Options software you can program the FN key action with a side benefit is its location on the right side.The key travel is long for a low profile keyboard and even somewhat stiff for positive actuation while gaming. I did take one point off for gaming because the right side ALT and CTRL as well as the left ALT button are undersized, compared with most fullsize keyboards, using the same size keys as the other keys. For touch typing the Delete key is half-size, which makes you have to hunt for it each and every time.I also took off a point, not because of the sleep function, but because of the size of the top-facing on/off slider switch. It's so small you can barely tell what position it is in. It will sleep when you don't use it, preserving the reaplaceable batteries longer.
Much smaller than my prior logitech model but I got used to it
Microsoft Wireless Notebook Optical Mouse 3000- Winter Blue
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After my a1440n HP desktop's own wired mouse drew its last breath about a year ago, I began using the wireless optical on that came with my HP dv9000 laptop. It was such a nice change, not having to worry with the cord that the original mouse had, dragging my jewel cases and papers out of their otherwise neatly-stacked spaces on my desk. Needless to say, I got a bit spoiled using that optical wireless mouse, and, in fact, I'd practically forgotten that this optical mouse was just an "understudy" until I got a permanent replacement. This past week, however, my mother wanted to have access to the laptop, and I knew this would mean she would also want the mouse that came with when I first "built" that pc. So, I began frantically searching the web for a suitable replacement, deciding that though I really liked the convenience of a wireless mouse, I could part with it, in order to cut probable price, and opt for another wired version. Ultimately, I ended up here at Amazon (the only place I can nearly always get the best deal, and count on my Prime status for shipping to get whatever I order fast and free in 2 days,) and I was beyond happy to find the gorgeous green (my favourite colour) MS optical mouse available...and it would seem I wouldn't have to sacrifice convenience for price, because this wireless mouse was actually less to pay for than many wired ones I've seen at Best Buy and/or Staples. I happily ordered it, and waited, thinking it would never get here in the two days, being that I ordered it on a Thursday, but because I did so before 2pm (anything ordered after that time of day will not leave the facility until the following business day,) it arrived yesterday (that's two days for the weekend, plus the Friday and Monday...two days total time to ship to my door,) and it was as gorgeous in "person" as it was in its picture here on Amazon. I put the USB in the front port on my a1440n desktop, and even though the other one was still plugged in to the back USB, my system recognised it immediately, and the cursor was up and moving, and I was only more thrilled with it because the response time and feel as it goes across the Belkin mousepad I have here on my desk makes it even MORE enjoyable to use than the little stand-in HP's mouse. Ah...I'm VERY happy with my purchase. Now I must go...it's nearly 2pm here, and I have some Crucial memory and dvds to order on my Prime shipping today. So get this MS mouse, if you want a nice mouse. It's a great great investment, and I couldn't be happier with it.
It feels and looks like it's made from cheap plastic. Directions didn't clearly show where to put the battery in and I broke one of the top parts looking for the way to find it but it still worked, for awhile anyway.It suddenly just stopped working one day. I thought the thing conked out on me and gave it a bad review but I'm updating my review because it turns out there was something up with my laptop and it was not the mouse's fault. After fixing my laptop the mouse started working again.It's very hyper reactive in my case. It's not a bad or a good thing, it's just quick to react to any little movement and over shoots what I'm trying to point at. Maybe I'm stronger than I realize. Lol.It does have issues with working on certain surfaces. I expect that from a balled mouse but not a laser mouse. I had to get a mouse pad for it.If your mouse suddenly stops working and you've connected it and have good batteries in the mouse- check out your computer-try restarting it. It worked for me.I'm not completely happy with this mouse but it's not so bad I feel I need to replace it as I did other wireless mice (mouses?)I've used. I wouldn't get it for any kind of gaming or where accuracy is important, though.
A very rigid and durable little mouse. Fits my big hands decently and battery life is good. My only complaint is the wireless signal. Even back when I had it plugged into my laptop and the sensor was less than a foot in front of the mouse, it would sometimes have a weak signal, resulting in the cursor being jittery or unresponsive. Seems very unnecessary for that close range. Now that it's plugged into the back of my desktop, any sign of a low-battery at all and it barely keeps a connection. Yes, I'm aware of how to reset the connection. It's just irritating that it happens to frequently.
Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop 1000
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I'm a PC Gamer.The Microsoft wireless keyboard & mouse are my weapons of choice.The keys on the keyboard are realy smooth,not clunky like other brands.Every key stroke is right on.The mouse is fast and smooth.I use only the Emergizer Ultimate Lithium AA Battries.I get 4 to 6 mounths before I have to change them out.It's a grate set up.
Je trouve cet ensemble souris-clavier super, le look est très sympa et il est agréable à l'utilisation. De plus après en avoir essayé d'autres je trouve qu'il consomme moins de piles(2 mois sans changement alors que mes précédent ensembles consommaient environ des piles tous les 3 semaines-1 mois.)
quelques arrêts inopinés quand on joue pour avancer genre call of dutybien que la souris soit à côté du récepteur,toujours mauvaise réception