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Logitech wireless keyboard question
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cornelious0_0
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To tell you the truth I've never really seen the Elite Keyboard in wireless form by itself. I picked up the MX Duo from work about 5 months ago and I couldn't be happier.
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The only stand alone logitech keyboard I've seen is the Logitech cordless access (not the elite keyboard), however I haven't been able to find it anywhere lately.
Everything I see now a days are only wireless combos (from Logitech or MS), so you might have to poke around some stores. But you might end up having to buy it in a combo form if you want a wireless these days.
I just got the MX duo, and after realizing my mouse pad made the mx700 jump around, the set now rocks.
Everything I see now a days are only wireless combos (from Logitech or MS), so you might have to poke around some stores. But you might end up having to buy it in a combo form if you want a wireless these days.
I just got the MX duo, and after realizing my mouse pad made the mx700 jump around, the set now rocks.
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I ended up going back to a mouse pad just 'cus I liked the "feel" of it. Since my pad doesn't really impede on my "freedom of movement" I'd much rather use what feels better.....especially with the amount of time I sit here.
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It's bluetooth, so you're basically just gaining from that. If the ability to use your mouse from around a corner doesn't interest you then maybe it isn't worth it.