Newegg has the Logitech Cordless Wave Pro Desktop + Belkin 4-port USB Hub for $80 with free shipping. Uniform-size keys cradle your fingers, while the curved keyboard promotes a more ergonomically correct hand position.
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kobyhud - Posted 9:52 pm PDT 07/21/09 (173 Posts)
Good keyboard and mouse... but the deal isn't much of a deal.
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et2qt - Posted 10:30 pm PDT 07/21/09 (102 Posts)
yeah...$80 for a cordless kb/mouse duo isnt much. Plus I've had bad experiences with their cordless kb
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Espresso - Posted 11:00 pm PDT 07/21/09 (64 Posts)
I bought this combo in costo for $59 a year ago. The keyboard is great, but the mouse has a bit of a lag when trying to use it in fast pace FPS gaming. I use the Logitec MX5000 wired moust instead.
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thekoob3ar - Posted 12:12 am PDT 07/22/09 (43 Posts)
not that good of a deal. I have this combo. They keyboard is great but the mouse is not that good. It consume a lot of battery life.
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TM0ney - Posted 3:14 am PDT 07/22/09 (520 Posts)
I'm looking for a keyboard to go with my laser VX nano mouse from logitech, any ideas?
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ttom - Posted 9:04 am PDT 07/22/09 (34 Posts)
Not sure what everybody is talking about, the MX1100 has excellent battery life, I've used mine for 3 months now and it says I still have 60 days of battery life, all on 2 AA Duracells. I never touched wireless mice because of lag, but I've actually enjoyed using this one. Then again, I haven't really been playing FPS games using it either so I guess it depends on the use. Keyboard is great, I like the feel of the rubbery palm rest, although I would still recommend using a wrist pad to prevent carpal tunnel. Media buttons are hard to get to, requires you to pick up your hand (which I never do) so they are more of a feature unused.
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