Logitech Cordless Desktop MX3200 Keyboard and Laser Mouse

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see the letters popping out one by one (a problem stated by one of the reviewers here to). I have a G Router next to me, that might be the cause but not entirely sure.

- the LCD on the keyboard appearance to be pretty useless and waste of battery life to me. It will show clock, alarm, and volume up which something the screen will show anyways.

- the zoom on the left can be very sensitive at weird times. Occasionally touch it by accident.

- the special keys on the top is a bit crowded and no distinctive separation on each of them. I always have to look at (instead of feeling them) which one I'm pressing. I usually would use those keys to play media.

- middle button isnt bind to middle-button function by default.

- the keyboard is a bit too crowded and problematic to actually enjoy the features it has.


Other notes: I didnt try it long enough to know the battery life. However the hard middle button and keystroke lags is the main reason I returned it. Minus all the dislikes, I would be using it just like a normal plain keyboard and an uncomfortable mouse.


- Hope this helps

Logitech Cordless Desktop MX3200 Keyboard and Laser Mouse

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Typing lands on the key center every time for me, where other keyboards tend to hit the edge raised instead.
* Shorter keys travel. Not quite scissor (laptop) keys, but very good for a standard keyboard.
* Multimedia buttons work in Windows XP without installing additional software. This is great at work as most companies do not allow installing non-approved software.
* Time and date display on the keyboard is convenient.

Cons
* The Escape key is small, and so are the function keys. They are half the standard height.
* The Delete key is over-sized, and the Insert key is next to F12. Ditto if you are acostumed to copy/paste text using Ctrl/Shift plus Insert.
* Lefty beware: Location of scroll strip. This is the keyboard equivalent of the scroll wheel on the mouse is at the left spine of the keyboard. If you are lefty or switch hands, and rest your hand on the edge of the keyboard when not mousing, get ready to watch the screen scroll when least expected.
* Time and date display readable only (about forty-five degrees viewing angle) in front of the keyboard.

One additional note is that Logitech stands behind their products. This set replaces my defective four-year old MX Duo, and the company sent me a brand new set.

Four stars for the product, plus one for great Logitech Support. Recommended.

Logitech Cordless Desktop MX3200 Keyboard and Laser Mouse

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Typing lands on the key center every time for me, where other keyboards tend to hit the edge raised instead.

* Shorter keys travel. Not quite scissor (laptop) keys, but very good for a standard keyboard.

* Multimedia buttons work in Windows XP without installing additional software. This is great at work as most companies do not allow installing non-approved software.

* Time and date display on the keyboard is convenient.



Cons

* The Escape key is small, and so are the function keys. They are half the standard height.

* The Delete key is over-sized, and the Insert key is next to F12. Ditto if you are acostumed to copy/paste text using Ctrl/Shift plus Insert.

* Lefty beware: Location of scroll strip. This is the keyboard equivalent of the scroll wheel on the mouse is at the left spine of the keyboard. If you are lefty or switch hands, and rest your hand on the edge of the keyboard when not mousing, get ready to watch the screen scroll when least expected.

* Time and date display readable only (about forty-five degrees viewing angle) in front of the keyboard.



One additional note is that Logitech stands behind their products. This set replaces my defective four-year old MX Duo, and the company sent me a brand new set.



Four stars for the product, plus one for great Logitech Support. Recommended.