Logitech Wireless Desktop MK250

Long lived high quality peripherals – I've used the keyboard and mouse daily for about 5 years, across a few continents. While I was at uni the mouse & adapter travelled with me for laptop use. Never had any problems with them. I've plugged them into laptops, desktops, Windows, Linux, an Xbox One, an Amazon FireTV and a raspberri pi, all worked without a hitch. What I'm most impressed by is their durability. The keyboard has had beverages spilled on it multiple times. Wiped it down, let it dry, good to go. The mouse has been dropped too many times to count, on hard surfaces too. It was the most recent drop onto a tiled floor from shoulder height that prompted me to write this review. The battery case has snapped off, so it looks fugly, but it's still working like new.

The USB receiver could be smaller. That's literally the only bad thing I have to say about them.

Even if they broke now, worth the $60? Unqualified 'YES'.

Highly responsive – Easy to shelve away and bring out when needed, the mouse and keyboard connect really easily, and has no problems even when you need to get into BIOS right after bootup. The batteries have lasted a long time, but it seems to only like particular types because I've tried a couple of brands and finally found one it likes. clean desk

Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse combo – Works well and easy to get going. If you are a couch potato you can probably lounge around all day on the sofa or bed and operate your PC without any problems. If you're in an office I imagine that this set would be reliable. Nothing fancy here...simplicity. Update 24/04/2016 Mine's still working and have another for another computer. Did you know: Logitech has software (logitech_connect) that can reassign the adaptor? Very handy. Mouse battery replacement might be tricky...read the manual. Simplicity