Catalog :: Computers :: Keyboards, Mice & Accessories :: Logitech MK550 Wireless Wave Keyboard and Mouse Combo — Includes Keyboard and Mouse, Long Battery Life, Ergonomic Wave Design

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Make sure this fits by entering your model number. ERGONOMIC WAVE DESIGN – The MK550 uses Logitech’s Constant Curve layout for reduced stress and better, more natural typing INTEGRATED PALM REST – Experience lower wrist fatigue with the integrated palm rest , Three options for leg height allow you to adjust the keyboard to the height that feels most comfortable to you PRECISION-LASER MOUSE – Say goodbye to your touchpad with the included MK510 precision-laser mouse; The mouse and keyboard are so energy efficient LONG BATTERY LIFE – Use your keyboard and mouse for longer with the MK550’s extended battery life. The K350 keyboard has a battery life of up to 3 years, and the mouse, up to 2 years SIMPLE SETUP – There’s no additional setup involved when using the MK550. Windows-based PC - Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10

Reviews

3.2

Reviews: 20

5 stars

40%

4 stars

10%

3 stars

10%

2 stars

5%

1 star

35%

Jeff S

06/25/2019

3

I generally only buy Logitech when I get third-party stuff because I trust the quality, and this keyboard is really good EXCEPT for one shocking problem. The keyboard sags in the center when resting your palms and typing. It makes this ANNOYING creaking sound that will drive you crazy. The good news is that I fixed it by applying some felt “feet” under the center where is sags (see pic). Very easy, but WTF!!! Come on Logitech, are you guys sleeping at your work stations?!

Bruce Malmat

06/25/2019

3

At first this keyboard was excellent. (And so is the mouse.) It was sprung on me at my new job two years ago. I liked it so much I bought one for use at home. And then another. I like full stroke keys, and those are getting hard to find. This one has them. And the ergo-curvature is nice. The curve to the back is a bit excessive, though. That Esc key is farther away than what Im used to. But Ive become accustomed to it. Its also useful that the wireless connect software allows you to use two keyboards and two mice on the same computer. I have that setup because I have one set of these on the desktop, and another at the piano nearby. But after a few months the keys start to bind a bit. Its not stickiness. Its friction. On one of the keyboards the friction seems to have diminished. Thats the one Im using right now. But the keyboard by the piano still suffers from the friction. That one is not often used, so its okay. The third one was in my office for work-at-home use. The friction was intolerable, so I abandoned it for another keyboard.