Logitech Desktop MK120 Durable, Comfortable, USB Mouse and keyboard Combo

For the price, its okay. Ive been looking to switch to a wired keyboard as wireless keyboards seem to have signal and/or connection issues frequently at my office (too many people with wireless equipment possibly). It has the standard traditional keyboard layout (especially on the Insert/Home/Page Up area), which I like. It also has the standard sized function keys without any frills, which is perfect for developing code. The keys themselves feel a little cheap (light?) even compared to other Logitech keyboards that I own. I have one main gripe with this keyboard and its that the Window key combinations dont register when you type really fast (Ive tried it with Alt with the same issues). More specifically, I am using this on a Mac and Ive set up the keyboard language change to be Cmd-<space>. However, if I type really fast, it misses it (e.g. it doesnt change the language). I havent had problem with this combination even with el-cheapo no-name keyboard. This is rather frustrating since my job requires me to switch the keyboard language constantly. I am considering returning this keyboard. Your mileage may vary.

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This keyboard is fine, but the feel of the keys is mushy compared to the others I routinely use. I find the stiffer, shorter throw keyboards allow me to type faster. Im constantly correcting typos when I use this one. The right arrow key also feels different than the others. The mouse is a basic mouse. Im keeping that for a backup when one of my other mice fails.

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These keyboards are fine and will serve you well. The problem I encountered is that the lettering on the keys faded almost instantly, and disappeared in the case of some letters. This obviously made it difficult to use, especially when more than one was smudged off. Its an odd oversight by the otherwise good company with its skein of good products.

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