Logitech MK345 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo with Palm Rest, 2.4 GHz USB Receiver, Compatible with PC, Laptop, Black

Initially, this thing did not want to fire up. I had to trade out the batteries included (Duracell, not cheap no-names) and it still would not fire up. So, yes, I had to restart my whole computer and then it played nice. I like the old-school feel of this (I'm old enough to have taken high school typing classes on an old IBM Selectric followed by my shorthand class). I like the older style keyboards because that's what we were using through the 80s,90s and 2000s. It's comfortable and feels familiar. My typing speed is better and have far fewer typos with these older ones. Now, having said ALL that, I want to note that there are some extra function keys on top that I find useless but gave a try anyway. None of the keys did what I had expected them to do based on the images printed on the keys. I will likely have to dig the instruction book from the trash to figure out what they do. But, yes, the keyboard works great and the mouse is works fine too. No drag or lag. They are full size and old school, which is nice if that's what you prefer.

Good price range, funtions well, size and ease of typing keys works well for me.

Excellent key board and mouse.

Overall, I had a very good experience with the Logitech MK345 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo. The keyboard is comfortable to type on, and the mouse fits well in the hand for everyday use. The wireless connection is reliable, and setup was quick and easy. While the design is fairly basic and not backlit, it performs well for daily work and home use. I would recommend it as a solid, dependable combo.

This product works great in my home office. It is packaged very well and as easy as putting in batteries and plugging in the usb. The keyboard is a great size, not really good for travel but great for an office. The mouse is on the small side if you prefer bigger I’d look at other Logitech devices but this one definitely gets the job done

This keyboard and mouse just feel better in the hands than the wireless HP ones that they replaced. The keyboard feels heavier and sturdier, and the 2 and ¹/₈ inch (~5.4 cm) hand rest that extends along the bottom edge makes keeping it in place while typing easier. The mouse has a concave ridge around the sides, providing secure places to hold it between the thumb and ring fingers. It remains to be seen if the single AA battery in the mouse will last as the two in the HP mouse, but the light that tracks movement in the Logitech mouse is imperceptible compared to the bright red one in the HP mouse, so it probable is more energy efficient.

This is a replacement for the one hat I bought 6 months ago. The keyboard stopped working. Only used it on my desktop. Just stopped working. The new one is working just fine as did the original. Like the unit enough (great value) that I am giving it a second chance.

It pains me to say that Logitech is no longer the quality company it once was. Originally I was quite pleased with this purchase, as seconded by numerous high reviews for this product. However, once I passed the 5-6 month mark, the issues began. It’s important to note that this bundle utilizes a USB stick to connect wirelessly with your computer (as do many others). Yet right around 6 months after purchase, the connection between the mouse/keyboard and my computer began to intermittently cut out. This caused numerous typing errors and endless headaches I cannot begin to adequately articulate. Efforts to relocate the usb stick were fruitless and thus I called Logitech support. I was advised to download the new driver software to repair the “known” issue. The software update did not solve the issue, in fact it only seemed to exacerbate the connection failure. I called Logitech support once again and was advised once more to download the updated driver software. I tried to inform the representative that we had already tried that, but the obvious language barrier seemed to impede a successful dialogue. Eventually, the representative stated that he would request a replacement device and I would be alerted of the decision. About a week later, I was asked to submit my original receipt of purchase. I did so and another week went by. Then I received another email, this time asking for a PDF of the original receipt. I was frustrated, but did as I was asked. Another week went by and then emailed again with a replacement approval requesting my name and address (information I had already provided mind you). Three weeks later the replacement device arrived. I was pleased though frustrated by the enormous waste of time and clear efforts to dissuade my warranty replacement by Logitech customer support. For about 5 months I had no issues with the replacement device, and then, right around the same timeframe as the first, the second keyboard and mouse started having usb connection issues. I contacted customer support again, and had the same exact experience, with one small difference. This time, when asked to provide the original receipt, I included a PDF of the receipt. Yet sure enough, a week went by and this time rather than asking for a PDF of the receipt, they asked for the original purchase date and the purchaser’s name. These items were clearly visible on the receipt, so out of sheer frustration with the entire experience, I called customer support to ask if this was just a tactic to stall and dissuade warranty replacements. I spoke to an agent merely continued to assure me that they had my best interests at heart. Once the entire experience was complete, I received another replacement about 5 weeks later. The second replacement lasted around 4 months and AGAIN, USB connection issues ensued. This time I thought I was an expert and quickly contacted Logitech customer support, requesting a hastened replacement. I was assured they would not only replace the keyboard/mouse combo, but provide an upgrade as this was a known and continual issue. I asked why they continued to sell items they knew to be defective and the agent claimed he did not understand the question. A week went by and Logitech requested a second PDF of my receipt (there was no rationale to this request as I included the PDF in the first email). Two weeks went by without a response and so I called customer support asking for the status. They stated that they did not have the receipt and asked that I resend it. Frustrated, I sent the third copy of the receipt and waited. After 10 days without a response, I called Logitech customer support again, and after 40 minutes on the phone/hold, the representative informed me they would not be replacing the device as it was out of warranty. I told him the entire story and asked for a supervisor only to be told there was nothing to be done to remedy my issue. So there it is, the entire nightmare. Take it for what it’s worth to you, but I strongly suggest you shop anywhere other than Logitech. This company used to be one of the best, but that is clearly no longer the case. With so many 4 and 5 star options out there, stay away from Logitech.