Logitech MK 240 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse

From the popular Logitech brand comes this great value, high quality nano sized wireless keyboard and mouse combo. Check out the video for more details.

Logitech Wireless Desktop Mk 250

Finally decided to buy a proper brand name device after two failed attempts with PCLINE's PCL-WOD1 and another brand whose name I can't recall. I got a very neat deal on Logitech's Wireless Desktop Mk 250.

The Mk 250 has a wireless keyboard and optical mouse tethered to your laptop or pc using a memory stick sized usb transceiver. It's not a nano sized dongle but unless if you are concerned about having constantly plugged in whilst on the move, it's not a big issue.

One of the best things about this device is that it is plug and play at its best. I was able to use the combo while I was reinstalling windows. That is something I couldn't do with previous wireless combos, because, usually, a device driver would be needed to be installed prior to usage.

This bargain deal also comes with free delivery if you live in the UK or, if outside the UK, combined with another qualifying order of over £25 translates to a free delivery. Great deal considering a similar device costs more than double the price here in Ireland.

Wireless Keyboard and Mouse - PCLINE PCL-WOD1

Purely from a review perspective - On the PCLINE PCL-WOD1 wireless keyboard and mouse, while both devices were working, the keyboard wasn't as responsive as with some keys just failing to register while typing and having to retype it. The optical mouse didn't have the smoothest tracking, but, was adequate enough for average use.

Everything was fine at the get go but after a day the keyboard stopped working and I had to resort to my wired keyboard for a while. Nothing much occurred except a drop from a very low height of the keyboard since the purchase, and, I don't know if that was the reason it stopped working or not. Then again, it stopped working a day after that incident. I tried changing batteries, although I'm not sure the pack I had with me was that fresh or
not.

I was almost ready to take it back when I took it back out, put in the batteries I had in when it stopped working, and it started working perfectly. Just to note, the mouse had been working without a hitch all this while.

While searching online for anything to help I came across this resource about the same device. And other searches for a website for the company only turned up a portal for driver downloads. There weren't any drivers available for this particular device. Whilst this post was up, the keyboard has failed again so after much hunting and running around for proof of payment I got it replaced for the same model. 

And after just under a month and half, the keyboard has stopped working again. I've taken it back for a refund, and, at this very moment, I'm back to my old wired keyboard and mouse. I highly suggest to anyone looking at this model not to purchase it and pay the extra € 15-25 for trusted brand name devices.I opted for a Logitech.