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I'm very picky about my Wireless Keyboard And Mouse Logitech. I don't have the money to spend on high-end mechanical keyboards with cherry Reds or anything like that. My favorite keyboard was built in the 80s, and I haven't found another one like it since. in the past 20 years I have used no less than 50 keyboards. Some I have really liked, some I really hated, and some were an absolute garbage waste of money. This keyboard, even though it is membrane, definitely lives up to the claim that it feels mechanical. Don't get me wrong, you know that you are using a membrane keyboard. You can feel the rubber plungers. However, it's forgivable. It has a distinctive click that you often only find with mechanical switches, and the return response to match. The drain holes in this keyboard give you a little more confidence as well, since even though everybody claims they don't eat over there keyboard, those people are all lying. This device would survive the dishwasher, and that is very important for a home use keyboard. I didn't give the ratings based on the mouse however. Don't get me wrong, the mouse is good. It has just the right resistance for clicking, with that distinctive, yet soft Logitech sound we all like. I only wish it was a larger mouse. It is a small model though. I would estimate it to be three quarters of an inch shorter than a standard mouse. Still though, it works, it works well, and using on a wooden desk does not require a mouse pad. Now, if you're getting this for gaming, keep in mind that you're not getting a gaming setup. It is great for gaming, but it's not going to compete with devices that have extreme low latency, or multiple programmable switches. For the money that I paid for this, I got a lot better quality than I expected

Wireless Gaming Mouse is the best product. Before I bought the G903 with the hero 16k sensor, I almost bought the original G903 because it was heavily discounted at $65, while this was discounted at $100. However, I did my research and found out that this model has significantly more battery life than the original; 140 hours of battery with the lights on, compared to 24 hours with the lights on. Crazy! I was buying this mouse for a newly built PC that I was going all out on, and was coming from a laptop and a basic laptop mouse. Although those don't have cool RGB effects or buttery smooth sensors, they do have battery life going for them, so having literal months of a battery from a single AA battery was what I was used to. Obviously 140 hours is nowhere close to a month, however, it's still plenty for me, as you can just plug this in for charging at night when it starts to get low. Aside from the battery, The DPI buttons are useful for switching from desktop to gaming sensitivities. The software also lets you program the buttons to have different functions depending on what software you're using,, making lightroom shortcuts very nice with this mouse.

Wearable keyboard and mouse works as expected. It requires more practice. I able to set up a custom tap for copy and paste (tested them and it works!) Overall, I am happy as I no need to be right next to the keyboard anymore.

Social media has given us great ways to reach our targeted niche in an easy way. In just a simple click we can create conversation, feedback, comments, and share everyone's experience to the product or service offered. It is so easy to do that you don't need to find out a thing regarding computers other than tips on how to type and click a mouse. That's one of the best things the social media sites on internet can do. Using social media sites in your business isn't particularly complicated, although this is a little bit time-consuming.