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A basic wireless desktop set: a full-size keyboard and a compact mouse that share one tiny 2.4 GHz USB receiver. The keyboard runs on two AA batteries rated for about 36 months, the mouse on one AA rated for about 12 months, both with on/off switches and auto-sleep. It suits desk work, home office and everyday browsing where a cordless setup matters more than backlighting or programmable keys. Against mechanical and multi-device rivals it is simpler and cheaper in features, but owners rate its reliability and plug-and-play setup highly.
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Owners rate the combo highly for reliability and simple setup. Most praise the long battery life and the stable connection; criticism centers on the plain feel of the keys and the small mouse.
This is a wireless keyboard and mouse combo for Windows. It connects through a tiny Logitech receiver that you plug in once and leave in place. Setup is simple and needs no software.
The Logitech Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless connection works up to 10 meters away, with virtually no delays or dropouts, even in busy wireless environments. Range may vary with environmental and computing conditions.
The mouse has a built-in storage compartment for the receiver, so you can take it wherever you use your computer. Auto-sleep and an on/off switch help save battery. Battery life is up to 36 months for the keyboard and 12 months for the mouse. The keyboard figure is based on an estimated two million keystrokes a year in an office environment, and actual battery life may vary with the user and computing conditions.
