Logitech MK345 Full Size Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo - Black

Just purchased a second set of the mouse and keyboard combo. I’ve been typing my whole life and am not a fan of the newer trend of silent keyboards with no height keys. I prefer a keyboard with feel resistance and clacking sound. I also like to have the buttons for volume, brightness and a few other functions at the ready with dedicated quick buttons on the keyboard. For those reasons, I like and recommend this combo. The keyboard height of the keys and the sound is perfect. I don’t have to adapt my typing style because this is traditional in feel and touch of the keys as you type. The only note on the quick buttons, which it has, is you also have to use the Fn function button but at least it’s included. Another plus is that you only need one usb port for both keyboard and mouse, which are wireless. Both have an off switch for saving power when not in use. The combo came with 3 batteries, two AAA and one A. One AA for the mouse and the two AAA for the keyboard. Great quality, compatible with dell laptop. I’ve outfitted my work office and home office with this set and am pleased in an age of dwindling key heights. If you’re a traditional typer, this is for you.

Has a hand rest that's very useful. If you are looking for a keyboard that lights up, this one doesn't, other than that it's an excellent keyboard.

Works as designed and is worth the money. Glad I decided on this model.

I finally had to replace my Logitech MK710 keyboard that I purchased over a decade ago. I loved that keyboard and held onto it as long as I could. The letters were no longer legible on the keys, which kept my "hunt and peck" boyfriend from using my computer. :) When the period key stopped working, it was one thing. When some letters stopped working, I had to throw in the towel. However, I just could not bring myself to spend $100 on the identical MK710 keyboard that I bought 15 years ago for $40. That being said, compared to my MK710, the tactile feel of this MK345 keyboard and M275 mouse are definitely "budget". The MK345 keyboard itself works fine (so far) and both the mouse and keyboard connected quickly with no additional input required after inserting the dongle. But it's noisy and feels cheap. The reason I went with this keyboard was description said it had a palm rest and I naively believed it would be padded. Nope. Like the rest of the keyboard, it's hard, cheap plastic. The M275 optical mouse weighs nothing and quite frankly feels like nothing more than a hollow piece of plastic. It is easily bumped and displaced compared to my previous M185 Logitech mouse, which is a very basic mouse itself. The mouse is very twitchy and the cursor jumps a lot more than I am used to. If you need a basic keyboard and mouse, these will do fine. But they are only one tiny step up from the ultra-cheap, ultra-basic keyboards that are included with new computers these days.

I have always used Logitech products. When I got my first computer my friend advised me to get a Logitech keyboard. You could say I've grown up with Logitech. From wired to wireless and successive new designs, I've had them all. There strengths are: Moderately priced, large keyboard [for those of us with BIG fingers], quick, positive touch keys that keep up with speedy typists, easy to use and extremely reliable!! I've actually never worn one out or had a keyboard cease to function. Usually, I wear off the letters on the keys or become attracted to a new design. I keep the retired ones for emergency use. This product is the only keyboard you'll ever need.

one nano receiver for both the keyboard and the mouse is the practical win here. it's a single usb port instead of two, and there's nothing to pair or configure, you plug it in and both devices are working in a few seconds. the battery life claim is the reason i went with logitech. three years on the keyboard and 18 months on the mouse matches what i've seen with their gear before, and batteries come in the box. i've had cheaper wireless sets where you're swapping aa batteries every couple months and it becomes the reason you go back to wired. full size layout with the number pad, which i need for spreadsheets, and the integrated palm rest is comfortable enough for long stretches. typing is quiet, no rattle. the mouse is a normal comfortable shape and tracks fine on a desk or a pad. spill resistant is a nice bit of insurance near a coffee cup. solid boring reliable combo, which is exactly what you want.

I needed a simple, affordable keyboard/mouse set up for my secondary computer, this work great and compliments the wireless Logitech 850 keyboard and 720 Mouse that is on my primary computer. The MK345 has a nice feel and the mouse is compact and comfortable. Thoroughly pleased with the product and always look to Logitech for my writing gear.

Easy to use and install

Prodotto buono, mi piace la soluzione degli interruttori su tastiera e mouse per spegnere i dispositivi e risparmiare le batterie. Non mi piace il fatto che la tastiera è inglese e preferivo italiana:non era specificata la descrizione sul sito all'atto dell'acquisto

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I do buy a lot of these keyboards for my use and for my clients. they are excellent to type on, long battery life, quality keys that do not pop out, mouse feels ok not too small and not too light, overall, an excellent bundle at a great price.

It's a nice keyboard layout and comfortable. Plastics are a little cheap, but it was cheap!

good quality