Logitech MK750 Wireless Solar Keyboard and Wireless Marathon Mouse Combo for PC
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Style: Mouse + Keyboard
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- Solar-powered keyboard: No battery hassles. Any light source keeps the keyboard charged for at least three months, even in total darkness
- High-performance laser mouse: Get accurate cursor control, hyper-fast scrolling and up to three years of battery life
- Unifying wireless receiver: One tiny USB receiver wirelessly connects both the keyboard and mouse to your computer
- Comfortable combo: Concave key caps, whisper quiet keys and sculpted mouse for feel-good typing and mouse control
- PC compatible: Works with Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista or Windows XP
Description
Logitech MK750 Wireless Solar Keyboard and Wireless Marathon Mouse Combo for PC.
Brand: Logitech
Color: With Mouse
Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Special Feature: Foldable
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer
Brand: Logitech
Item model number: 920-005002
Hardware Platform: Mac
Operating System: Windows 10, 11 or later
Item Weight: 1 pounds
Product Dimensions: 2.82 x 18.3 x 8.15 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 2.82 x 18.3 x 8.15 inches
Color: With Mouse
Power Source: Solar Powered
Batteries: 2 CR2032 batteries required. (included)
Manufacturer: Logitech
Country of Origin: China
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: July 7, 2014
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Style: Keyboard only
After reading through the reviews here on Amazon I decided to go ahead and take the plunge on this keyboard, even though it was fairly expensive. The item arrived in perfect condition; I plugged it in and it immediately started working, and I've been very impressed so far. One thing that surprised me was that there is NO INSTALLATION AT ALL. Literally, you plug the transceiver into a USB port and turn the keyboard on. That's it. A few seconds later, my Windows 7 (64-bit) OS detected the keyboard, installed the drivers, and I was up and running. This is the single most seamless experience I have ever had with a wireless device, and it was impressive. This is how wireless device setup should be - other manufacturers take note. The solar panels on the keyboard are subtle and I don't notice them at all. The keyboard has a glossy black glass surface that accumulates dust very visibly, but when you keep it clean it looks like a darn cool keyboard. The keyboard comes with a cloth wipe for keeping the solar panels clear of dust. I use it once every couple days for aesthetics. Like other reviewers, I can also confirm that the battery meter never budges. I do a lot of computer work - I'm a professional software engineer whose HOBBY is also software, so it is a rare day when I do not spend at least 4-5 hours (and usually much much more) typing away. In the two weeks I've had this keyboard so far it has yet to leave the "100%" mark, and I leave it on constantly. Speaking of power, I live in the not-so-sunny city of Seattle and usually have the blinds part-way open. Right now as I type this, the keyboard software reports it is receiving 330 lux, more than enough to charge the battery (if it actually needed charging, which it does not and so far has not with two weeks of constant abuse). During the evening my lamp gives the keyboard about 50 lux, and for comparison that is a 60-watt bulb sitting about 2 feet from the keyboard behind a lampshade. On a sunny day, the keyboard receives several thousand lux, which is far beyond the good end of the meter that the keyboard software provides (500 lux). The feature set of the keyboard is decent - there's a FN key between CTRL and ALT on the right side of the keyboard that, when held down, allows the function keys to perform various functions: navigate to home, send mail, magnify, launch windows calculator, start Windows Media Player, previous track, pause, next track, mute, lower volume, raise volume, put computer to sleep and bring up the right-click context menu at the cursor location. As also mentioned in other reviews, there is no capslock, scroll-lock or numlock light. The one feature missing from this keyboard is a graphical indicator in the Windows taskbar for these keyboard states, but there are several free tools out there on the Internet that will provide this functionality if it really bugs you. I can't honestly say I've noticed or cared. The keyboard is as thin as advertised. It is very sleek, and looks great on a glass desk. It has feet for standing up, and unlike some other reviews I saw I do not feel that the feet are of inferior quality. I have been using computer keyboards for 27 years and I think the feet on this are actually way better than the ones on some other keyboards I've had in the past. The keys do have the general feel of a laptop keyboard, but are noticeably sturdier than most. The keyboard does not flex at all, and I had no problems adjusting to this keyboard style from my "classic" PC keyboard. The keyboard is full sized, unlike most laptop keyboards, so the transition is very easy. If anything I feel that my hands have less strain typing on this keyboard because it requires less effort to press the keys - but not so little that you'll make extra typos because of it (the keys have a satisfying pressure threshold for registering a keystroke). To summarize: * The keyboard is a bit expensive but is clearly of high quality * Most painless install I've ever seen in my life for a wireless device * Battery life is apparently as good as the other exuberant reviewers (and the manufacturer) suggest - even in a dark room for days on end, the keyboard has a full battery. * Looks totally awesome * Feels great to type on I'd say: spoil yourself just a bit and say goodbye to the keyboard wire forever because you will never want to go back after you experience this keyboard. UPDATE: 23 June 2011 - Keyboard is still working great. I've gotten the power down as low as 85% through prolonged sunlight starvation; leaving the blinds open for a single afternoon had it back at 100% the next time I turned on the computer, so I'm happy to report I'm still very satisfied with the device. If battery life does become a problem, the on/off switch is right next to the minus key on the numeric keypad, so it's simple enough to turn the keyboard off when not using it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2011 by Andrew Hayden
Style: Keyboard only
The media could not be loaded. Four year update: I bought another of these keyboards about a year after posting this review. 2 years and 9 months into its 3-year warranty period, one of the two "Shift" key caps came loose from the base, and would not re-seat. One phone call to Logitech customer service followed by an email with a picture of the faulty key resulted in shipment of replacement keyboard --with an additional year of warranty-- at no cost. Awesome customer service! This remains my favorite keyboard ever. Original review follows: ------------------------- I've been using Logitech wireless keyboards and mice for over 10 years, and have enjoyed a good user experience with them. Because of that history I began using the K750 solar/wireless keyboard with high expectations. The K750 surpassed them from the minute I plugged in its "unifying" transceiver. Users of recent models of wireless keyboards already enjoyed generous battery life. Even with heavy use, I changed the batteries in the keyboard this one replaced only once or twice a year..hardly an onerous task. But why do that when you can use technology that requires no batteries at all?? Score one for solar! The transceiver unit (Logitech calls it a "unifying receiver") of the K750 is astonishingly small: about the half the size of a USB connector. It plugs directly into a USB port unobtrusively, or you can use the included extender to add about 1.5 inches of length for easier access at the rear of a desktop I/O USB port cluster. In addition to operating the keyboard, the unifying receiver will also control "unifying" compatible Logitech mice and number pads. I use mine with a Logitech Wireless Marathon Mouse M705 . Having the mouse and keyboard connected via a single USB port freed one up for other use. Score two for opening up a USB port and a transceiver whose footprint ends at the motherboard I/O shield (see customer image showing the footprint of my last wireless transceiver; the reduction in volume is astounding). The K705 includes a "Solar" awareness application that shows the current charge and light levels in the room. My unit arrived in a 100% charge condition (after at least six days in shipping). Ambient indoor lighting was sufficient to keep the solar cells charging (see screenshots in customer images). Here's the deal with this application: you'll check your charge rate often in the first week or so of use. After that, you'll tire of seeing "100%" indicated, and check it only when your showing off the keyboard to the other geeks in your life. The solar charging technology in this keyboard just works, and it's rock solid. In addition to standard Function keys, the "F" keys on the K750 have a second "FN" function integrated. These includes launching your browser, launching your email client, zooming on a window, launching the calculator, controlling your media player and speaker volume, and a PC shutdown key. All mapped correctly to the default application for each. Score one for good integration with the operating system. The keys are quiet and responsive, and there is no lag of any kind in responsiveness. The profile is thin and sleek, but the keyboard is full-sized. There are wireless keyboards...and there are battery-free wireless keyboards with no consumables and no clutter behind your 'puter. Simply awesome. Two small issues which DO NOT detract from the overall excellence of this keyboard: (1) The default driver doesn't indicate caps lock/numbers lock under Windows 7, and there are no LEDs to indicate this either. After downloading and installing Logitech's "Setpoint" extended utilities set, a rather large on-screen display (and optionally selectable sound) remedies this. The on-screen display could be smaller ---much smaller-- and still be effective. (2) This keyboard will not work natively with older motherboards that have PS/2 mouse/keyboard connections (even if USB ports are also present). After installing the "Setpoint" utilities, an option to install the PS/2 drivers becomes available.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2011 by Long-Suffering Technology Consumer