Logitech MK540 Advanced wireless keyboard and mouse review: Snappy typing, no noise
(PCWorld)

Dedicated typists looking for a premium, snappy keyboard without going the mechanical way should give the wireless MK540 Advanced combo a serious look. Logitech´s enticing $60 bundle serves up a roomy keyboard complete with dedicated media buttons, programmable keys, and tactile typing with a minimum of clickity-clack, while the solid mouse offers smooth scrolling plus programmable gestures. Our only quibble is with the Logitech MK540´s limited Mac support. Basic features Windows and Chrome OS support, limited MacOS support 2.4GHz RF wireless connectivity Programmable keys 2x AA batteries required for keyboard (advertised three years of battery life), 1x AA battery required for mouse (advertised 18 months of battery life) Design Measuring 18 by 7.6 by 0.9 inches and weighing 1.9 pounds with the batteries installed, the roomy MK540 isn´t a keyboard you´ll want to stuff in your backpack for mobile typing. That said, the $60 keyboard feels great sitting on a desktop, particularly thanks to its curved plastic palm rest. The MK540 also comes with retractable rear feet that tilt the keyboard at a four or eight-degree angle.To read this article in full, please click here