The new Desktop MK320 by Logitech comprises of a wireless, ergonomically designed keyboard and a wireless mouse, the complete solution if you would like to go cordless. This enhanced wireless matching of a normal sized keyboard and a handy take-along mouse is a great value. Set up is a snap for both the keyboard and the mouse. It's tougher to take the mouse and keyboard out of the box than to isntall them. It is compatible with Windows-based computers, Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7, and both keyboard and mouse should be easily recognized by the system the moment they are plugged in. There shouldn't be any noticeable lag time from the time the computer is booted up and the receiver is plugged back in.
The keyboard comes with two special keys for shortcuts, on top of all the standard keys. There's a Window Toggle which allows you to toggle between running apps, Music Shortcuts, Home Page, Email, and a few others. The keyboard also has a few special function keys, such as locking the laptop or desktop and turning it off. The keyboard is spill resistant, a fact you hopefully won't set out to prove. The mouse is similar in size to any standard notebook mouse. has a left and right button and the scroll button, and seems to work okay with either hand. Right above the switch for turning on and off is where the receiver snaps on to the bottom of the mouse.
Additionally, there is a battery cover release button located at the bottom of the mouse. Because the Logitech Wireless Desktop MK320 is created more to be used with a laptop computer than a desktop computer, the mouse doesn't have the page front and back buttons. The Logitech Wireless Desktop MK320 boasts of 15 months battery life for the key board and 5 months for the mouse. Keep in mind, batteries that come with devices like these are suspect at best, and all batteries' lives depend largely on usage. There's no battery life indicator found on the keyboard, but the mouse comes with it.
One way that you can use the keyboard is to watch shows with the laptop computer on the desk and being able to control everything with the keyboard from where you're sitting.
In addition to the accessible shortcuts and very good battery life, the Logitech MK320, you'll like how the receiver snaps directly onto the mouse, and the fact that the keyboard is, in fact, spill-proof. One more is that the battery cover of the wireless mouse is really secure. The cover designed to stay in place until you spring the release. There are some drawbacks, particularly the batteries can't be recharged. Moreover, know that the mouse doesn't have front and back buttons, and the keyboard doesn't have a battery life indicator.
The Desktop MK320 by Logitech has been aimed for users of laptop computers, but it should work fine for desktop PC users. It is a good value at its relatively affordable price, with its convenience and performance.
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