Logitech MK550 Wireless Wave Keyboard and Mouse Combo - Includes Keyboard and Mouse, Long Battery Life, Ergonomic Wave Design, Black

I purchased this item nearly 3 years ago, according to my purchase history. In the product description of the keyboard, it is stated that the projected battery life is also three While I have owned and used this piece of hot garbage, I have spent more money on batteries than I have on this piece of useless plastic. I am by no means a power user who plays games 24/7 or uses this keyboard constantly. The fact is that I do a great deal more work on my laptop than on This thing eats batteries like a dog eating dog treats, yet it still uses so many. In the cycle, we follow these steps Replace the batteries with fresh ones. I have been using the keyboard for approximately one month now. When this happens, erratic behavior comes into play. If you freeze it, it will blurt out a bunch of nonsense letters for about 10 to 30 seconds. There is a possibility that when you shut it off, it will just keep sending in an endless stream of spaces. Put in new batteries after removing the old ones. The situation is now back to normal. Is that an old battery in there? We can still use it. Just the fact that unless there is a FULL charge, the keyboard seems to just not be able to function. You have to put fresh batteries in it or it will throw a temper tantrum. Actually, I would take Logitech to court over the battery replacement costs if I had the chance. It can be aggravating. It might be one or the other. The problem with the mouse is that it I have also found that the batteries inside do not last that long. My experience has been that it lasts only a month or two before a new one needs to be purchased. I like that it doesn't get erratic like the keyboard does. It just shuts down seamlessly. Whether they say what they think or not, Logitech's claims are absolute lies. Since the majority of battery companies are involved in kickback schemes, I wouldn't be surprised if they had ties to them. * The shame in all of this is that when they work (rarely), these two items are extremely comfortable to operate. br>br>As is, you don't have to bother me any more. br>br>I'm done. The company with which I'm going to spend my money from now on is different. In the past, Logitech was a trusted brand. But now, they are just a.

Kora Daugherty

| Jan 21, 2021

After 6 months of use, this review has been updated. It costs $75 to buy the real Logitech model. This report was last updated six months ago. In the future There is no doubt that this product is Although it is advertised as a Logitech product, the product was not manufactured by Logitech. Considering the price difference and the use it serves, it's a great deal. It doesn't work with the side keys, nor does it with any of the other keys other than After using this product for six months (original purchase date 12/3/2016, review date 06/05/2016), I would like to express my opinion. A functional version of this product is no longer available. In general, I use it 3 times a week for a little under six hours As my job is online, I work 7 hours a day. After about three months, I stopped working online. When I connected the product to my computer, it didn't work. My computer would need to be restarted and I would have to fiddle with it until it connected. Today was finally the day. No one of my computers can connect to it, not even my work I spilled coffee not one but several times on the true $75 Logitech keyboard/mouse combo that I bought at Office Depot. It lasted about 4 years before it broke. Several glasses of water were dropped on it, and a candle was thrown at it! The keys were scalded with hot wax as I scraped between the keys. I moved several times, had various children, and replaced the Investing in the real thing is worth the $75 you save by buying this look and forgetting the $30 you save by doing so. A wannabe is the same.

Vance Stout

| May 16, 2021

In general, I only buy Logitech stuff when I get third-party stuff because I trust the quality, and this keyboard is quite good EXCEPT for one shocking issue. Typing with your hands resting on the keyboard causes the keyboard to sag toward the center. The creaking noise it makes is so frustrating that you'll be driven Here is the good news as you can see from the photo, I applied some felt feet where it sags in the center. The easy part is over, How about you Logitech guys, are you sleeping at your workstations?.

Jaycee Dudley

| May 15, 2021

They appear to be great until they develop poor contact habits, hesitate, and finally after reading other posts, they begin to exhibit similar behavior. Excellent product and very impressed with the wave and all, however the contact points wear out very quickly (I expect the contact to last several years from a Logitech (or any keyboard)). There are several different Logitech keyboards I love, and they have all been wired for several years (they are not the wave). Wish they would put the same craftsmanship into this one, because the ergonomics are excellent. There are now two of them in a box 1 was purchased 2 years ago and failed to operate for quite some time another was purchased in November 2016. The date has been changed to September 15, 2015 (now Probably the best thing that I can do is to try to contact Logitech and ask them if they can answer any questions regarding it. I have updated This month. The year 2016 was A similar error message popped up on another Logitech product as well. I contacted Logitech via their website regarding warranty. It was only a few weeks later that I received the one and only response from Logitech To let them know if I am satisfied with what they have answered. No response was received after I made it clear that I was not interested. My door was ringing again a month later with two new ones. After buying the MK710, I purchased another in the meantime that was OF a higher quality than the MK710. I look forward to seeing what happens. Though I do love the wave and ergonomics of it, it doesn't seem to last very long and the Customer Service is awful. There are a couple of things Logitech did that really disappointed me.

Anastasia Friedman

| Aug 23, 2021

Pros I'm doing well. A well-designed keyboard. The palm cushion is a little soft, so you can rest your wrist comfortably while you type. Getting used to the gradual wave-shaped contour may take some getting used to but at the same time I think it's good. 3.
With 18 keys that can be programmed. 1. 2. 3. A size like that of the M510 mice is exactly what I am looking A typical mouse's dimensions are the following height x width x depth The dimensions of the product are 56 1/2" (65 mm) x 4 1/2" (120 mm). A 72 x 1-inch (120 x 120 mm) sheet of paper. The length of the measurement is 61 in (41 mm)*4. Longer battery life means longer battery life. It has three buttons on the left side and two on the right The battery life of the mouse is two years, and the battery life of the computer is one year. The battery capacity of both of them is two AA batteries. The cons are The caps lock must be off The keyboard should have a light to indicate the lock mode. The layout of Home, End, Delete, PageUp, and PageDown keys is not optimal. Whenever I tend to click the End key, I usually press the larger Delete key instead. 1. 2. 3. Logitech's SetPoint software (6. ) displays current battery life in real time. There is no support for M510 mouse in Policy 67). Logitech devices other than M510 can be paired in the Unifying Software so they can all be managed in SetPoint, but M510 does not support this. In order to manage the M510, I had to download Logitech Options.

Princess Rhodes

| Sep 12, 2020