VPN: 920-001971Wireless Desktop MK 300 - Bilingual
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 Rating: Review Date: 01/16/11 |
Wireless Desktop MK 300 - Bilingual
Cons:
Mouse. Flimsy feel to the buttons and the wheel has a click. I removed the spring so it rolls nicely, but there is too little weight to the wheel to make it feel well made. No LEDs for num lock and caps lock
Pros: Keyboard is quite quiet. Almost as good as the one on my Thinkpad.1200dpi mouseQuality Duracell Batteries with the installationBlackNo rubbery surfaces on the mouse ( which usually degrade quickly with oils from one's skin.) |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/12/10 |
Wireless Desktop MK 300 - Bilingual
Cons:
cheap, mouse is weak
Pros: cheap, uses both aa, and aaa batteries Comment:
bought it when its on sale, mouse is pretty average. both devices runs off 1 corded receiver. pretty good for average computing, but prolly won't do well for a gaming set up, but, u shouldn't really use a wireless device for gaming neways =). overall, pretty good if ur looking for a cheap wireless kb/mouse set up. |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/26/10 |
Wireless Desktop MK 300 - Bilingual
Cons:
Poor mouse range
Pros: Adequate power usageDecent keyboard rangeQuiet keys Comment:
I am not quite certain whether this is an issue solely with my unit, or if it is a one globally unified with all other units; however it seems that the range of the keyboard is significantly larger than that of the mouse.Otherwise; the key presses are nice and quiet and it definitly has a nice quality look to it; Making it quite easy on the eyes in any living room. |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/17/09 |
Wireless Desktop MK 300 - Bilingual
Cons:+Range could be better
Pros:+Looks good+Buttons dont feel cheap. Comment:
Overall A good keyboard, but I dont like wireless mice, I still prefer wired. Logitech is a good brand. |
For 20$ I cannot complain about the keyboard, but the mouse needs to be refined a little more. In fact just just a little more weight to the buttons and wheel would make it a lot better.