Darkonus - (September 14, 2004) I first purchased the wireless MX DUO Elite (MX700 mouse/keyboard combo) for my home theatre PC setup. The set was awesome, but I quickly found out that the range on that RF setup was not far enough for my application. I needed to get quick responses at a range from 10ft - 12ft. As good as the DUO Elite was, the MX700 mouse would only work flawlessly at about 8ft and under, any farther and there was lag or spotty disconnect, though I should have realized that anyway, as the specs only point out 6ft I believe (duh). So I decided to try this bluetooth combo because it was supposed to have great range, and I have to say, it has exceeded all my expectations so far! For gaming the mouse/keyboa

moosor - (November 22, 2005) This keyboard/mouse combo is promising, yet currently is not functioning how it should. The mouse is great - have had very little problems. However, Logitech desperately needs to update the functionality of the keyboard, as it simply does not work: 1. The touch-sensitive media controls on the right side are a great idea, but don't work correctly. The documentation states that you can tap the upper and lower ends of the sliders to change volume or zoom level, but this feature has never worked for me. You can slide your finger up and down, but with very slow response, which therefore requires you to slide your finger several times to make significant changes in the volume. 2. The key

jayhall0315 - (November 20, 2005) (Jan 6th, 2008) I previously owned the excellent Logitech MX 3100 wireless desktop and replaced it with the G15 keyboard 21 months ago and I am still a happy customer. I usually prefer wireless keyboards because my knees used to drag on the cord but the G15 is something special. One of the nicest aspects of this board is the great key "feel" (the amount of mass in grams needed to activate the keys) for a membrane keyboard. All keys activate under the same force level (0.49 Newtons (corresponding to 50 grams)(unlike the DAS keyboard which has weighted keys but no lettering) but it feels more precise than the MX 700 Duo or MX 3100 keyboards (both from Logitech). The best feature for me is the

WebBargains - (11/15/2008) This is a small keyboard with unique features, well-suited for tight spaces. The built-in touchpad is very responsive, and has a scrolling area along the right edge. The integrated curved wrist rest and light weight make for comfortable typing in your lap. The size takes getting used to, but over time it reduces hand movement and stress. Having used keyboards with fussy joysticks and trackballs, the touchpad greatly improves web surfing. This has replaced a wireless keyboard for an HTPC which was a hassle with batteries and poor range. And with USB it can be stowed away and plugged in as needed. For those with limited space or seeking a tidier work area, it's hard to top this keyboard. Very satisfied overall!

lynne51 - (11/04/2008) I bought three of these keyboards on sale and was very happy at first. After a few months of use, though, the painted letters started to rub off. This happened on all three keyboards. This product is defective.

nn2000 - (10/25/2008) The keyboard and mouse are comfortable most of the design. But the space bar doesn't bounce back like the other keys. It is very uncomfortable when hitting the space bar key. And sometimes I accidently hit the key twice or more when I only intend to hit once. Other than that, the combo works ok for me.