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(More customer reviews)This is certainly the promptest Vine review I've done; I got this keyboard 20 minutes ago and am using it to type this review. I'm the third reviewer of this item, and the other two don't seem thrilled by the small mouse, and one of them also by the keyboard. But I've got to say I like them both just fine.
The keyboard has a number of very cool features, chief amongst them the special feature buttons up top. They let you instantly access your home page, your email page, scroll through all your open pages and pause to open any of them, and my favorites: the music buttons. There is a mute button (super useful and beats scrambling to find it on your screen when some website suddenly blasts you), ff and rw buttons, and up and down volume buttons. Plus there's a wmp button that opens it instantly; you can get your tunes going mighty quick with this keyboard. And that's very useful indeed if you listen to music constantly.
As a freelance writer who's used many keyboards I enjoy this one, and I write at about 2,000 words an hour so I need a crisp touch; the keys here bounce back at the rate I like them to and I can type very quickly with it. Zero complaints. If I have any as I use this over the next week or month, I'll definitely edit this. If there's nothing after this sentence in parentheses, then I still like it! The tabs on the bottom top of the keyboard raise it up the right amount, not too little as with many wireless kbs.
Not all of us realize that our laptops put out a fair bit of radiation, and if you ever get tired sitting in front of one or (bad idea) having it on your lap, that's why. These things emit enough rads to slowly damage your immune system, as anyone who's used one for hours on end and noticed serious fatigue can attest. The electronics---which put out radiation that disrupts your system---and the eye strain from the screen being too close are both health issues (which of course you won't read much about, as with the now omnipresent cell phone rads). This is the best thing about wireless kbs: they let you sit farther away from the laptop and its screen and thus lessen the strain on eyes and body. VERY useful, and this lets you spend much more time on the computer with much less discomfort. If you use a computer at work try a wireless kb and see what a huge difference it can make, also by letting you raise the screen to be level with your eyes instead of making your neck crane down all day.
For those with a PS3 or other console with internet on it, a wireless keyboard will also let you sit on the sofa and easily use your tv screen as your computer screen: a very nice feature indeed. This kb works from far across my room, as does the mouse. Nice.
As for the tiny mouse, yes, it's rather small, and I haven't used it enough to see if it will wear out my hand as the other reviewers claim. I'm not exactly small---6'2"---so we'll see. So far it feels fine. I like its tight circle...you move it a tiny bit and it covers the screen, so it's not like you're rolling it all over the desk to move the cursor. And as a guitarist I kinda like the workout for my right hand fingers, which should help my hybrid Travis picking.
All in all, this is one of the better wireless keyboards I've used, and for the price, with mouse included, it seems like a good deal.
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The logitech wireless desktop mk320 comes with a comfortable keyboard and a carry-around mouse. 2.4 ghz wireless gives you a long range and reliable connection. the mouse has a snap-on receiver.
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