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Logitech diNovo Media Desktop Laser
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(3.5 out of 5)
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very stylish
(4 out of 5) by Steven Q. Summersgill on Jul 4, 2006 (Manchester England)This is a Very best looking keyboard and mouse there is. The keyboard is very slim and smart looking with the separte keypad that also works like a media centre remote has well. I have this in my front room on my media system pc, but it would also look very sexy on any desk. it might cost more than some keyboards and mouse packages out there but when you see it you would agree it does look well worth it espesialy when you see you get a lazer mouse to go with it with all its extra little buttons.The only problem i have had with it is sometimes the mouse has a delay when playing very demanding games but that might just be a fault with my pc also the bios has to been changed so your computer does not need a ps2 connected mouse/keyboard to load.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Very disappointed
(1 out of 5) by Mr. J. J. Lupton on Feb 25, 2008This product is the best looking keyboard around, it also feels nice to use, until it stops working.
Bluetooth is not the most reliable technology even at the best of times. Anyone with a Bluetooth mobile phone probably agrees.
The keyboard and mouse periodically froze from time to time, you can be typing and then realise that whilst typing away, nothing has happened, or moving the mouse and the page freezes, then you realize its the mouse not working, 30 secs later the device re-connects.
If you actually need to use your keyboard reliably and for business, avoid this product, it will have you screaming and hitting it when you're in a rush to do something and it freezes. I have gone back to using my old Logitech wireless keyboard (not bluetooth) and although its not as nice to look at or touch, IT WORKS.
Bluetooth is not the most reliable technology even at the best of times. Anyone with a Bluetooth mobile phone probably agrees.
The keyboard and mouse periodically froze from time to time, you can be typing and then realise that whilst typing away, nothing has happened, or moving the mouse and the page freezes, then you realize its the mouse not working, 30 secs later the device re-connects.
If you actually need to use your keyboard reliably and for business, avoid this product, it will have you screaming and hitting it when you're in a rush to do something and it freezes. I have gone back to using my old Logitech wireless keyboard (not bluetooth) and although its not as nice to look at or touch, IT WORKS.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Lovely wireless keyboard and mouse
(4 out of 5) by cyprusgal on Aug 16, 2007 (London)I bought the Logitech Dinovo keyboard and mouse a week ago and it works great and looks very stylish. The keys are quiet to touch and not too squashy, it is a very nice layout. The mouse is a good size and has side functions.
I gave only four starts and not five because of 3 minor things:
1. I did have problems setting the keyboard and mouse up when I first booted up my pc and so I had to use my old keyboard and mouse to type in my password (I am running windows vista 64 bit).
2.Sometimes when I first type something (e.g. my password), it has a slight lag to it but then resolves. This hasn't affected me playing World of Warcraft though.
3. Also it is very expensive but well worth it if you have the money.
Overall a good buy would definitely recommend.
I gave only four starts and not five because of 3 minor things:
1. I did have problems setting the keyboard and mouse up when I first booted up my pc and so I had to use my old keyboard and mouse to type in my password (I am running windows vista 64 bit).
2.Sometimes when I first type something (e.g. my password), it has a slight lag to it but then resolves. This hasn't affected me playing World of Warcraft though.
3. Also it is very expensive but well worth it if you have the money.
Overall a good buy would definitely recommend.
Good keyboard and mouse while it works
(3 out of 5) by The Invincible Potato on Nov 12, 2008 (UK, Surrey)I've had this set for just over a year and it worked just fine - the mouse was super accurate and the keyboard didn't miss a keypress.
Just recently however (About 1 year and a month after I bought it) the scroll wheel of the mouse stopped working and now randomly transmits a scroll up/down to the computer so what ever I'm looking at jumps all over the place! If you get a good set - you won't be disappointed, but my set has had minimal abuse and lasted just a year - not really worth a hundred pounds.
Just recently however (About 1 year and a month after I bought it) the scroll wheel of the mouse stopped working and now randomly transmits a scroll up/down to the computer so what ever I'm looking at jumps all over the place! If you get a good set - you won't be disappointed, but my set has had minimal abuse and lasted just a year - not really worth a hundred pounds.
Excellent
(5 out of 5) by Happy Bunny on Jun 19, 2008 (London)I bought this keyboard feeling rather cautious because of previous reviews however the keyboard doesn't dissappoint.
It's functional as well as goodlooking. A great accessory for any desktop the batteries in the mouse are very long lasting, I rarely have any need to recharge it.
The keyboard in my opinion is well worth the money.
It's functional as well as goodlooking. A great accessory for any desktop the batteries in the mouse are very long lasting, I rarely have any need to recharge it.
The keyboard in my opinion is well worth the money.