Logitech Cordless Desktop LX 710 Laser

Only liked the keyboard, not the mouse – Logitech's release of this version is much better than the LX 700; better build quality, features and buttons. However, the mouse is lacking in performance and quality. I found issues with the power button and some of the buttons felt like it was going to fall off. Overall this combination is cheap for the money, but I am sure there are other out there that are better in more ways than one. Keyboard; the features The mouse is bad.... really bad.

OK – Very cheap combo. If you are after a simple cheap keyboard and mouse, then this is highly recommended. However if you are after comfort go for the Logitech MX5500. Nice design. Both use one USB reciever which make it very easy to use. Easy to install, just plug and play. Mouse is not very comfortable. Very simple nothing designed for comfort on mouse. No thumb support like most mouses come these days.

Good – I bought the keyboard and mouse together for $80. When i took them out of the box they looked very nice, was really happy as they went with pc, monitor and speakers. For gaming, this setup has its flaws but not enough to get on your nerves, i survived. For everyday home use or business, this is perfect, very easy to program buttons with the included software, making opening favorite applications and folders a breeze. I'd recommend this setup to just about everyone expect those hardcore keyboard bashers. - It has a nice clean look to it, very stylish.

- Lots of programmable buttons allowing you to navigate with ease.

- Soft wrist rests.

- Nice colours. - It may take some getting used to as buttons on the side can get in the way, however this was not a problem for me.

- When playing games the board does not like too many buttons (3-4) being pushed down at once.