Logitech Wireless Wave Combo Mk550 With Keyboard and Laser Mouse (920-002555)

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Product Description

From the Manufacturer

Wireless Wave Combo MK550Noteworthy Features
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Comfort Wave keyboard with cushioned palm rest
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High-performance laser mouse
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Go up to 2 years or more without a battery change
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Tiny Unifying receiver stays unobtrusively in your notebook
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Powerful 2.4 GHz wireless connection
Keyboard battery life calculation based on an estimated two million keystrokes/year in an office environment. User experience may vary. Mouse battery life may vary based on user and computing conditions. The laser sensor does not work on glass or mirrors.
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Logitech Wireless Wave Combo MK550
Comfort curves without the learning curve With contoured curves in all the right places, this ergonomic keyboard and mouse give you the support you need to minimize hand and wrist strain—even after spending all day on your computer. More comfort also means you can type as you normally do using the standard keyboard layout you already know.
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Ergonomic Wave keyboard

Constant Curve design guides hands and fingers into just the right natural typing position

Type normally with the familiar keyboard layout you're used to

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Cushioned palm rest

Helps position your hands comfortably and properly on the keyboard

Gives your palms a place to rest when you're not typing

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Contoured laser mouse

Comfortable hand-cradling shape with rubber side grips

Smooth, accurate cursor control on just about any surface

No battery changes for years

Long-lasting battery life—up to three years for the keyboard and two years for the mouse

Uses standard AA batteries, already pre-installed

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Plug it. Forget it. Add to it.

One tiny Unifying receiver connects the mouse, keyboard and more compatible devices—without the hassle of multiple USB receivers

So small it can stay in your notebook, so your keyboard and mouse are always ready to use To learn more about the Logitech Unifying receiver, click here

Robust, reliable wireless

Logitech advanced 2.4 GHz wireless for a strong connection with virtually no delays or dropouts

Built-in 128-bit AES keyboard encryption—one of the highest levels of security available

Compatibility
What's in the box?

Keyboard

Mouse

Logitech Unifying receiver

4 AA alkaline batteries (pre-installed)

Software CD

Receiver extender cable

User documentation

3-years limited hardware warranty

Works with:

Windows-based PC: Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7

USB port

CD-ROM drive or Internet connection

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Connection Features
USB Support
Wireless Protocol ; Security
Advanced 2.4 GHz 128-Bit AES Encryption
Advanced 2.4 GHz 128-Bit AES Encryption
Advanced 2.4 GHz 128-Bit AES Encryption
Advanced 2.4 GHz 128-Bit AES Encryption
Wired
Unifying-Receiver
N/A
Receiver Extender Cable
N/A
Keyboard Design
Palm Rest
Integrated Cushion
Integrated Cushion
Integrated
Adjustable Height/Angles
Integrated LCD
Battery Level Indicator
(on LCD)
N/A
Battery Life (Maximum)
3 years
3 years
3 years
15 months
N/A
Operational and Navigational Controls
Enhanced F-Keys
Search Feature
Launch E-Mail
Launch Web Browser
Launch IM / VOIP
Mouse Features
Battery Life (Maximum)
3 years
2 years
1 year
5 months
N/A
Laser Mouse
Hyper-Fast Scrolling
Battery Level Indicator
N/A
On / Off Switch
System Support
Windows Vista, Windows XP, and Windows 7
Keyboard battery life calculation based on an estimated two million keystrokes/year in an office environment. User experience may vary. Mouse battery life may vary based on user and computing conditions.
An ergonomically designed keyboard with a comfort wave design and a contoured laser mouse, the logitech wireless wave combo mk550 gives you a comfort curve without the learning curve.

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 10.4 x 3.1 x 19.7 inches ; 2.2 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 3.9 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
• ASIN: B003VAHYNC
• Item model number: 920-002555
  

Technical Details

• Powerful 2.4 GHz wireless connection with one tiny Unifying receiver that stays in your notebook
• Contoured laser mouse with rubber grips gives you smooth, precise cursor control
• Wave-design ergonomic keyboard with cushioned palm rest for exceptional typing comfort
• Virtually no battery changes ? up to three years of battery life for the keyboard and two years for the mouse ( Keyboard and mouse battery life may vary based on user and computing conditions.)
• Works with Windows-based PCs

Customer Reviews

I am very impressed with this product. I have used many, many keyboards and wireless mice over the years and this keyboard / mouse combo really are excellent. They both look and feel high quality with a soft rubberized coating on the mouse and the keyboard wrist wrest.
I have been using a Microsoft Natural keyboard 4000 for the ergonomics and convenience buttons. This Logitech keyboard is MUCH, MUCH quieter and the spacebar is much easier to press. In addition, I think that the convenience buttons (like the volume control, media center launcher, etc) are much easier to see and use on this Logitech Keyboard than the Microsoft Natural keyboard. I will say that I occasionally thought that I noticed a bit of a delay with the keys I typed not showing up on the screen instantly. I'm not sure if I can blame that on the keyboard or not, but whatever the case it wasn't something that caused me enough of a problem to knock a star off the rating. Since I'm now using this keyboard as my keyboard I'll update this review if it becomes problematic.
The mouse is a good size and fit. It does not have an ergonomic slant to it where your hand is tilted a bit to give your wrist a more natural positions, but my thumb and ring finger just seemed to go perfectly into the grooves and the convenience buttons worked well. This is the first optical / laser mouse I've had that doesn't light up. No red glow, but it is works great!
The one thing that you need to know about this product is that it is really what I would call an ergonomic "blend" product. By that I mean that the keyboard is more ergonomic than a standard straight keyboard and the keys are very easy to press, but it definitely is not as ergonomic as a keyboard with a true split keyboard that is angled up in the middle. This will be completely up to your preference of which style you prefer and the product marketing material makes it very clear that this keyboard is more ergonomic than a standard but doesn't require learning how to type again. I would say that is true. I've used various split style ergonomic keyboards for years where the keys are literally split along the T-G-B keys for the left hand and Y-H-N keys for the right hand. I like that style and may go back to it, but often people will sit down to use my split style keyboard and find that they can't type very well. With this Logitech keyboard, my wife noticed that there is a bit of a difference from her regular keyboard due to the bit of ergonomics factored into "wave" of the keyboard, but it didn't seem to cause problems for her to type. So to that end, I suppose that the product works as advertised and isn't a reason to knock a star off, but you definitely should beware that it isn't as ergonomic as some keyboards on the market, such as the Microsoft Natural Keyboard.
I have to rave about the wireless receiver. It is the smallest receiver I've ever seen. It really is about the size of thumbtack and the single receiver works for both the keyboard and mouse. The mouse has a little slot for storing the receiver, so it can be safely stowed away. I was very impressed by the fact that I plugged it in, pulled the battery tapes out of both the keyboard and mouse and everything instantly started working (I use Windows 7). That was all it took to get most of the functionality working. Most of the extra functionality buttons like volume control worked immediately. I did end up installing the software from the CD to get the last few buttons to work, but that was no big deal. I stood back about 12 feet to see if the receiver would work from that distance and it worked fine.
I am impressed with the build quality, the quietness, the small receiver, and how easy it was to get started with it. I also liked that Logitech included the Duracell batteries pre-installed in the keyboard and mouse, with only having to pull a tab to activate them (Note: the keyboard and the most each take 2 standard AA batteries). I would prefer a keyboard that has a bit more of an ergonomic split to it, but I also know that many people can't stand that style of keyboard. So perhaps this keyboard is a pretty good blend or ergonomics and ease of use for most people. In the end, you probably would be wise to go try it out in the store to see if you really like how it feels. If you like the feel of it, then I think you'll be really happy with how well it works once you get it home.

This keyboard and mouse were drop dead easy to setup and use. Pull the sticker off the USB transmitter and plug it in to a USB slot. Pull out the tab keeping the battery from making contact on the bottom of the keyboard and the bottom of the mouse and you are up and running. I didn't even both with unplugging the wired keyboard and mouse. I'm using a Lenovo W500 Thinkpad running Windows XP and everything worked without a hitch. I had expected to have to install a driver or something but nope.
How does it work? I have not detected any kind of lag from either the keyboard nor the mouse. The mouse moves smoothly over my desktop and is contoured to fit my somewhat largish hands (large for a woman - about the size of an average to small man's hand). The wheel works fine in scrolling the windows up and down and I like the forward and back buttons on the side of the mouse. The groove where your thumb rests is lined with a nonslip padding. If you are left handed, you can still use this mouse comfortably but might feel awkward using the forward and back buttons.
The keyboard, which I'm using as I type this review, is contoured as you can see in the pictures. The wrist pad is the same, nonslip material as is on the mouse and feels good under the heel of my hands. It has three levels that you can set the keyboard on - flat on the desk and two different raised hights. I have it set on the highest and am very comfortable. It has an enlarged delete key that I thought was odd at first but works well for the touch typest. I've played with the special programmed key and yes, the calculator button really does pop up the calculator, the media center button brought up iTunes (my default). The volume buttons worked straight out of the box as well (as expected). I really like the springiness of the keys and am reminded almost of the very first IBM keyboards that came with PCs in the 80s without the click.
When I am done for the day, I flip the keyboard over to turn it off to reserve battery power but it claims the battery will last for 3 years in the keyboard and 2 years in the mouse. Because they aren't physically attached to my docking station, I can easily take my mouse and keyboard with me to meetings and type in comfort with a full sized keyboard. I have t admit, several of my coworkers are jealous and will be buying their own soon.