This well-designed, compact keyboard has all the essential keys, so you can save space without sacrificing functionality.
Move freely
The reliable wireless connection allows you to work or play at a distance of up to 10 meters without delays or signal loss. Use your peripherals for months without needing to change batteries; enjoy 24 months of autonomy for the keyboard and 5 months for the mouse.
Connects easily and works instantly
Installation couldn't be easier, simply plug the wireless receiver into a USB port on your computer and start typing tweets, blogs, and instant messages right away, without any software installation.
Silent keys
The keys make no noise at all, so you can listen to your music without the sound of typing interfering.
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This review is about the keyboard language: English US
Starting with the positives:
Cheap keyboard with relatively good feel and key movement. The mouse has a pleasant click and is relatively "ergonomic".
However, it has serious issues:
The keyboard and mouse both have connectivity issues and often freeze, not responding to the commands given. For example, when you press a key, sometimes it feels like you didn't press it at all, or it gets stuck and keeps pressing continuously without stopping. As a result, when you buy a keyboard, you expect the keys to always work without issues or delays. The same goes for the mouse unfortunately, even though it happens less frequently. Unacceptable product from Logitech, avoid it.
Although quiet, I found the keys to be very close to each other, resulting in it not being convenient at all. Generally, a "compact" keyboard that I would not recommend for many hours of fast typing. For anything else, it's fine.
This review is about the keyboard language: English US
Such a keyboard is obviously chosen by someone due to lack of space or for use with devices other than a computer, so comparisons with full-size and full-time keyboards do not make sense. The build quality is decent and the feel of the keys is not different from economically sized keyboards. The design has two problems. Firstly, there are no LEDs for caps/num lock, which I addressed by installing a tool on the operating system that shows the status of caps/num lock on the screen. Secondly, some keys, mainly on the right side, are cramped and smaller than the others, making it easy to press the wrong key. If you look at the photos, there are two variations that differ in the shape of the Enter key. The one I got has the "vertical" Enter, but if the other variation exists, I think it will be slightly better in this aspect.
The mouse is decent but a bit heavy, maybe because it is the only one of this size that I have seen taking two AA batteries.
I bought it as a second wireless keyboard without having high expectations. Unfortunately, it doesn't even meet those. The main reason is the layout and size of some basic keys. The arrow keys are cramped, smaller than the left-right keys, and they are not even the same size (the up key is smaller). The Enter key is also unreasonably cramped, clearly narrower than other less useful keys. Overall, it is very easy to make typing mistakes. However, the numeric keypad on the right can adequately replace the problematic keys if you get used to it.
The keys in general have a mediocre feel and the build quality is not good (the keyboard bends slightly during typing). I didn't expect anything better from a cheap membrane keyboard and I would easily forgive it if the key layout was better.
The mouse does its job just fine, although it only has basic functions.
Its only advantage is that it is wireless (2.4 GHz, not Bluetooth), but it is not the only one with this capability at a similar price. Overall, I would not recommend it. Skroutz is full of other, better keyboards. With a little more money, you can find a wireless keyboard with a better key layout, even mechanical. However, if you want a cheap wireless keyboard as small as possible but with all the keys available (even cramped), then the MK220 is not a bad choice.
Comparing a keyboard to a full-size one is a bit inappropriate. This is an 1800 model with excellent use of space, maintaining all the keys with exceptional autonomy as Logitech is known for. I haven't used the mouse at all as it is quite basic for my strictly professional use.
The keys have a decent feel, they are not silent but they are not the most noisy ones like some mechanical ones.
The negatives for me are the receiver, due to its size, and also the lack of an on/off switch. If it supported the unifying feature, it would eliminate many other keyboards from the same company. I have kept it for home use and at work, I use a K380s (unfortunately without a numpad).
At €30, I don't think you can easily find an 1800 model and I believe it is worth its money
The mouse is not something special or worth mentioning. It is complementary to a good keyboard that occupies the smallest possible space. It takes some time to get used to using it. The first criterion should be the space it occupies (great for a workshop that has no space or a very small office) and the fact that it is silent. If you want to type quickly and make fewer mistakes while typing, it is better to choose another set. The price is very good for the package you are buying, especially the keyboard, which is a very high-quality construction that withstands time.
For its price, it's just what you need. The keyboard has two "feet" and lifts slightly. Its keys are not very high, which makes their noise quite reduced (but not silent). It also has Greek characters. The downside is that it doesn't have any indicator lights (e.g. it doesn't show if caps lock is on).
The mouse is simple (right/left click and scroll wheel in the center). It also doesn't have any illumination (e.g. on the scroll wheel).
The plastic is not of very good quality (but for this price for a wireless set, it's fine).
I use it for my PS4. Clearly, it's not for gaming, but I wanted to try it. You can play without interruptions (e.g. from interference or connection issues).
One last thing, they don't have an on/off switch to turn them off.
The major drawback is that the receiver is as big as a USB stick, so you can't have it permanently plugged into the laptop because it will break.
Prefer one with a low profile receiver
Small keyboard. Small distances. It's not convenient to type, it's smaller than regular keyboards. Not easily accustomed to. Mediocre materials... The mouse is absolute mediocrity. The scroll wheel is worse than a 2€ mouse
This review is about the keyboard language: English US
It is by far the best wireless USB keyboard & mouse for work. I have been using it at my job for the past 5 years, and I have never encountered the slightest problem.
It is a nice mini keyboard mainly for laptops or a media center PC that you will have in your living room. It is not ideal for an office where you do a lot of typing. The keys do not have enough depth, so you don't feel like you pressed the key, and they are not spaced enough to type quickly without mistakes. You need to get used to it. However, it is quite lightweight and durable, and it is definitely worth 100% of its money.
This review is about the keyboard language: English US
The best purchase I have ever made. The Logitech mouse and keyboard are excellent and have incredibly long battery life. I forget to put batteries in them. I have had it for about two years and the first batteries lasted me a year. Also, the installation is very easy.
The best purchase I have ever made. The Logitech mouse and keyboard are excellent and have incredibly long battery life. I forget to put batteries in them. I have had them for about two years and the first batteries lasted me a year. Also, the installation is very easy.
It is a value for money keyboard. For its price, it is satisfactory.
Advantages:
Small size, so it fits even in a small office and still leaves space.
Also, for someone who wants to type quickly, this keyboard will be convenient. It will take some time to get used to the distances, especially for the arrow keys and the additional F1...F12 buttons in combination with the use of FN. I also like that the home and end keys are placed in this position.
Negatives:
It does not have a Caps Lock indicator light, which I consider essential.
Also, I wouldn't say I was thrilled with the size of the arrow keys because the up and down keys are relatively small, although I believe this is a matter of habit and I will get used to it.
Personally, the mouse has a lot of lag when I use it, so I will go and replace the set. I think it was just a coincidence and not something I will encounter in the next one. On the other hand, the keyboard works perfectly.
12/10/21
And the second set I bought worked fine for 2 weeks, then the mouse stopped working one time, and the keyboard another time... I plug and unplug the USB, but nothing. And all of this not only on one computer. The range it covers is very limited and with many disconnections... I will probably return it and simply go for another keyboard, although I liked it quite a bit as I mentioned in the above comments.
I returned the second one as well and didn't buy it again. I went for the Logitech Silent, which is simply incomparable!
The set was purchased after my cat chewed the cord on my Microsoft keyboard (yes, the ones they give you as a gift with the computer, which I find incredibly comfortable). It was a one-way choice because the price for what it offers is quite reasonable and attractive. BUT within a month, I replaced them because I couldn't get used to the keyboard at all. It is quite small for people who are used to typing on full-size keyboards and it will immediately feel uncomfortable to you.
The mouse is very good and large. Overall, the set is decent for someone who doesn't have issues with keyboards and is comfortable with anything.
This review is about the keyboard language: English US
Affordable set with a mouse and keyboard. It could be cheaper, but you're also paying for the Logitech brand. I've had it for 2 months with regular daily use and it's okay!
A set that is used as a secondary. It is not suitable for prolonged and demanding use, as the keyboard keys are close together, without any space between them.
The mouse is sufficiently satisfactory, both in movement and in the feel of the keys.
The connection to the computer is immediate and easy without any problems for a distance of almost 3-4 meters. And quite economical in terms of battery.
I bought it 10 years ago and... for use on the mini-PC connected to the Smart TV, to browse the internet and watch movies. The distance between the PC and the set ranges from 1.5 to 3.5 meters (depending on whether I am sitting in the close corner of the couch or lying down on the other end). It has never disconnected. There is also no delay in typing (and whenever there was, it was due to the slow mini-PC, not the keyboard). Excellent product for such use, which has never caused any problems and is incredibly affordable. As a home office worker or in a desktop workstation, I would not recommend it for demanding office work (prefer keyboards with extra multimedia buttons). However, the mouse has a very good size and is just right even for large palms. So, for very simple office tasks or as a simple mobile solution for connecting to a TV or other devices, I highly recommend it.
For its price, it is value for money, good typing feel, small keyboard size, good mouse size. On the downside, there are no illuminated indicators for capital letters, for numbers, so you can write time and write other things (for those of us who don't know touch typing) and the construction has a relatively cheap plastic feel. So, 4 stars
It works perfectly, connected immediately to both a computer and a TV box! Without any problems.
If you move away without having visual contact between the keyboard and the USB dongle, then the keyboard loses signal, but it can easily be solved with an extension.
It is definitely worth the money!
5/5!
I have had it for 8 years and it hasn't had any issues at all, it works perfectly fine (I don't know if it's the same model, but it looks the same in the photo). Of course, we are always talking about simple office use and HTPC (definitely not for gaming!)
The worst choice for any use! Even for simple typing. The response of this specific keyboard is simply HOR-RI-BLE! The letters started to appear after the... 5th letter. Obviously, gamers stay away, unless you want a backup keyboard to smash against the wall. At this price, there are much better keyboards SIMPLY.
I had the Logitech k260 for several years now and I wanted another wireless set, expecting it to be just as easy and comfortable to type with and to have no issues with its range. Unfortunately, in both cases, it is not what I expected. The keys are very sticky and it doesn't have a good signal at a distance of 1.5m
Extremely value for money set. It is a bit small compared to classic keyboards, which may be difficult for someone with thick fingers. The buttons sink quite deep, like a typewriter. Some people like this, others don't. The connection is very easy. It came with batteries in the package. The mouse is a normal mouse. It's perfectly fine.
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