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BrandLogitech
Item Height
7.6 centimetres
Item Width25.2 centimetres
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Hard Drive InterfaceUSB 2.0
Technical Details
- Up to three-year battery life for both keyboard and mouse
- This keyboard features Logitech Incurve keys and a cushioned palm rest
- Hyper-fast scrolling lets you fly through long documents with the nearly frictionless scroll wheel
- An LCD dashboard gives you at-a-glance icon status of your battery, Caps Lock, Scroll Lock and Num Lock
- The tiny, Logitech Unifying receiver stays in your laptop, there’s no need to unplug it when you move around
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The Logitech Wireless Desktop MK710. Where comfort and productivity go hand-in-hand. This low-profile keyboard features concave Logitech Incurve keys that position your fingers properly, and their softly rounded edges invite your fingertips to glide from key to key. Up to three-year battery life for both keyboard and mouse practically eliminates the need to replace batteries*. Hyper-fast scrolling lets you fly through long documents or shift to precise click-to-click scrolling. An LCD dashboard lets you know – for example – that Caps Lock is on before you type an entire page. And the tiny Logitech Unifying receiver stays in your laptop and lets you connect another compatible wireless mouse or number pad. * Keyboard battery life calculation based on an estimated two million keystrokes/year in an office environment. User experience may vary. Mouse battery life may vary based on user and computing conditions.
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36 of 36 people found the following review helpful
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I have been using this keyboard and mouse now for about 4 months,for several hours a day, almost daily.
I find the action of the keys is very comfortable, not too clicky, but not completely anonymous. I had seen a colleague with one of these in his office, so i had been able to have a "quick type" on it to check if the keys action suited me.
I am using windows 7, and the software installed and recognised the hardwre without any issues. I like the size of the receiver, it only protrudes about 5mm from the USB socket and seems umlikely to ever get snagged or snap off. Signal communications seem excellent - I have the receiver plugged into the left side of my monitor and no problems to use the mouse on the right of my keyboard (some systems do have sensitivity issues).
There is an on/off power switch easily accessible on each of the mouse and keyboard to preserve battery life. The blurb promises 3 year life - I cant say, but so far it is all lasting well.
The mouse is comfortable to use, the cursor action is very positive, the scroll-wheel is a nice addition. I have used the mouse on several different surfaces and had no loss of tracking.
The keyboard has two pairs of "legs" at the front, so you can use it flat, or raised up to 2 different angles. It is a nice stable keyboard, and grips the desk well, does not slide around. I find the wrist-rest comfortable.
One thing I do miss when comparing this keyboard to other logitech I have used in the past - I used to see a message window pop-up when I engaged "caps-lock". This feature has been discontinued here.
But ultimately, ergonomics of mouse and keyboard and whether or not you like them are a very personal thing.
I do like this keyboard/mouse and would definitely recommend it.
I find the action of the keys is very comfortable, not too clicky, but not completely anonymous. I had seen a colleague with one of these in his office, so i had been able to have a "quick type" on it to check if the keys action suited me.
I am using windows 7, and the software installed and recognised the hardwre without any issues. I like the size of the receiver, it only protrudes about 5mm from the USB socket and seems umlikely to ever get snagged or snap off. Signal communications seem excellent - I have the receiver plugged into the left side of my monitor and no problems to use the mouse on the right of my keyboard (some systems do have sensitivity issues).
There is an on/off power switch easily accessible on each of the mouse and keyboard to preserve battery life. The blurb promises 3 year life - I cant say, but so far it is all lasting well.
The mouse is comfortable to use, the cursor action is very positive, the scroll-wheel is a nice addition. I have used the mouse on several different surfaces and had no loss of tracking.
The keyboard has two pairs of "legs" at the front, so you can use it flat, or raised up to 2 different angles. It is a nice stable keyboard, and grips the desk well, does not slide around. I find the wrist-rest comfortable.
One thing I do miss when comparing this keyboard to other logitech I have used in the past - I used to see a message window pop-up when I engaged "caps-lock". This feature has been discontinued here.
But ultimately, ergonomics of mouse and keyboard and whether or not you like them are a very personal thing.
I do like this keyboard/mouse and would definitely recommend it.
21 of 21 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
Got this to replace a previous Logitech Bluetooth keyboard & mouse combo, which I accidentally destroyed the USB dongle on & it seems that you can't get replacements parts for!
Well let's look at what you get.
The keyboard itself, a very small USB dongle which is not much larger than your (adults) thumb nail, 2x Duracell batteries & a USB extension wire.
Setting up is a bit hit & miss, as there's no instructions to speak of, just diagrams!
Just plug the dongle into USB extension &/or dongle into a spare USB port & let the computer get on with it for a few moments, my Windows Vista x64 found the right driver for it quite quickly.
Whilst the computer is looking for drivers, pull the yellow tab out from the back of the keyboard (there are two AA Duracell batteries already in it) which activates the keyboard & insert the two AA batteries that Logitech supplied into the mouse & switch it on if it's not already switched on.
Pop the software CD into the computer, load up the software + maybe a reboot just to complete the setup.
BTW There's a new software driver already available if you want to download it from the Logitech website (for me a 26.6Mb download).
The keyboard is very light & the key presses virtually silent, maybe a very slight noise but definitely not clicky like a cheap keyboard, the keys are slightly curved, there's one reservation I do have with it & that the markings appear to be stick on letters, so how well these will last compared to the laser etched ones I don't know.
There's a small LCD display at the top which shows you battery level, whether the caps lock is on, scroll & number lock is activated or function key is pressed. There's a calculator key on there too, which brings up the Windows calculator & just above that is a small recessed on/off switch.
The mouse is nice & compact (it's designed for right handed people) on the bottom is a on/off switch & small battery compartment for you batteries as previously mentioned.
Left hand side of the mouse two forward & back keys, on top the normal scroll wheel & a small button. Well I say normal, it's not quite normal, flick it and it will whiz round at a great rate of knots, which is ideal if you have multi-page documents or long web pages, however this is where the small button comes into play, pressing the button stops the high speed scrolling & brings it down to a much more controlled scroll which is very slightly notchy, but makes it a lot easier to control things.
Logitech reckon you can get 3 years battery life out of the set of batteries supplied, I wait & see what happens with it.
All in all a nice comfy keyboard & for £50 a good buy, especially as it's on sale on the High Street & other online retailers for near double that!
Well let's look at what you get.
The keyboard itself, a very small USB dongle which is not much larger than your (adults) thumb nail, 2x Duracell batteries & a USB extension wire.
Setting up is a bit hit & miss, as there's no instructions to speak of, just diagrams!
Just plug the dongle into USB extension &/or dongle into a spare USB port & let the computer get on with it for a few moments, my Windows Vista x64 found the right driver for it quite quickly.
Whilst the computer is looking for drivers, pull the yellow tab out from the back of the keyboard (there are two AA Duracell batteries already in it) which activates the keyboard & insert the two AA batteries that Logitech supplied into the mouse & switch it on if it's not already switched on.
Pop the software CD into the computer, load up the software + maybe a reboot just to complete the setup.
BTW There's a new software driver already available if you want to download it from the Logitech website (for me a 26.6Mb download).
The keyboard is very light & the key presses virtually silent, maybe a very slight noise but definitely not clicky like a cheap keyboard, the keys are slightly curved, there's one reservation I do have with it & that the markings appear to be stick on letters, so how well these will last compared to the laser etched ones I don't know.
There's a small LCD display at the top which shows you battery level, whether the caps lock is on, scroll & number lock is activated or function key is pressed. There's a calculator key on there too, which brings up the Windows calculator & just above that is a small recessed on/off switch.
The mouse is nice & compact (it's designed for right handed people) on the bottom is a on/off switch & small battery compartment for you batteries as previously mentioned.
Left hand side of the mouse two forward & back keys, on top the normal scroll wheel & a small button. Well I say normal, it's not quite normal, flick it and it will whiz round at a great rate of knots, which is ideal if you have multi-page documents or long web pages, however this is where the small button comes into play, pressing the button stops the high speed scrolling & brings it down to a much more controlled scroll which is very slightly notchy, but makes it a lot easier to control things.
Logitech reckon you can get 3 years battery life out of the set of batteries supplied, I wait & see what happens with it.
All in all a nice comfy keyboard & for £50 a good buy, especially as it's on sale on the High Street & other online retailers for near double that!
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Nice product. Been using for a day and am impressed by the product. The only issue was the associated software which came in the CD couldnt be installed. Had to download the latest version from Logitech website to get it up and running. The issue was with VC++ distributable.
All in all a great product.
All in all a great product.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
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Having used keyboards for more than 60 years I am having problems in getting used to what seem very shallow keys on the Logitech Wireless Desktop MK710 Keyboard. Read more
Published 1 month ago by J. W. Gilbey
Lettering wears off
I have just applied to Logitech for my 6th replacement. Every Logitech keyboard I have had, including this one, has worn keys within a few months of using and Logitech has replaced... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Laura
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Absolutely delighted.
Both the service and the product top quality.
Arrived very quickly and well packaged.
would thoroughly reccommend.
Many Thanks
Both the service and the product top quality.
Arrived very quickly and well packaged.
would thoroughly reccommend.
Many Thanks
Published 4 months ago by Beryl
Excelent set
Excellent keyboard and mouse set.
The keyboard is just perfect, by far the best I have ever had. It is quite, and easy on the hands and very comfortable for writing. Read more
The keyboard is just perfect, by far the best I have ever had. It is quite, and easy on the hands and very comfortable for writing. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Pascal Pompey
2 yrs and keyboard packed up
No problems with the mouse its still going strong and I like it a lot. However, I loved the keyboard to begin with but then the 9 key failed to operate, then the w key, as it was... Read more
Published 5 months ago by Mr. P. R. Campbell
FANTASTIC
This wireless keyboard and mouse is fantastic. Brilliant design and very easy to use with unbelievable battery life. I definitely recommend this to everyone.
Published 5 months ago by AJK
Letters rub off the keys
Bought this keyboard in February 2011 and Amazon have just issued me with a warranty replacement, enabling a review from a longer term user. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Mike
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Bought this as a replacement for my previous Logitech wireless keyboard & mouse.Setting up was quick and easy. Read more
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Very good combo!
I recently built a new top spec pc, and one thing was missing to match it... A worthy Keyboard and Mouse. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Fran82
Great keyboard but beware - US layout.......
This is a great keyboard, unfortunately I had destroyed the packaging prior to realising I had no ' Sterling key (@ is the symbol on key 2) or I would have returned it. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Sussex Paul
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