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Logitech Wireless Desktop MK710

Based on 17 reviews

Excellent:

3
Good:

7
Average:

1
Bad:

6

Pros

Comfortable wrist rest.
LED panel.
Tactile key response.
Unifying receiver.
Excellent typing experience.
Numeric pad.
Designated function and media buttons.

Cons

Small mouse.
Fingerprint magnet.
Glossy frame attracts smudging.
High price.
Poor LCD screen.
Too small mouse.

By TopTenREVIEWS on February 27, 2012

This wireless set is an excellent choice for consumers who prefer a conventionally designed keyboard with the added convenience of wireless...

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By GadgetSpeak on January 20, 2011

Giving my keyboard and mouse a rest from the usual pounding gave me the opportunity to check out an offering from Logitech....

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By Expert Reviews on January 17, 2011

This is a good keyboard and mouse set, but it’s also very expensive and similar quality alternatives such as Logitech’s MK520 are better value....

60
By ConsumerSearch on January 01, 2011

Although it's relatively new to the market, the Logitech Wireless Desktop MK710 earns a handful of kudos for being a comfortable mouse and keyboard combo that's excellent for everyday use. Packed with features such as customizable function keys,...

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By PC Mag on November 08, 2010

Go wireless with Logitech's Desktop MK710 and upgrade your typing and navigating experience with comfort. Buy it...

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By PC Advisor on September 17, 2010

As we’ve come to expect from Logitech, both the Logitech Wireless Desktop MK710 keyboard and mouse are attractive, high-quality peripherals. We do have reservations about the keyboard's muffled typing action, and both devices are surprisingly...

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By TechSmart.co.za on August 19, 2010

At the end of the day the Logitech MK710 wireless keyboard and mouse combo is a high quality package with lots of productivity enhancing features which shouldn’t leave anyone disappointed. It’s easy to install, easy to use and very...

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By InsideHW on August 01, 2010

Many of us dislike cables to the point of doing absolutely everything possible to get rid of them. The obvious thing to do is to buy a wireless mouse and keyboard. However, you’ll immediately hit into a major wall - the price. Wireless kits tend...

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By Sydney Morning Herald on July 13, 2010

FAR too often the keyboard and mouse supplied with your desktop PC are in the same league as the tyres on a new car: they're good enough for the job but worth upgrading when the time comes. If that time is at hand for your keyboard and mouse but the...

80
By TestSeek Labs on May 20, 2010

Logitech usually do solid products and they have succeeded here as well. However there are some minor faults which I recommend them to fix for newer revisions of this product.One of the things that annoyed me a bit was the low luminosity of the LCD...

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