Logitech MK470 Slim Wireless Combo - Graphite (Renewed)

This mouse and keyboard bundle is absolutely great. It is very reliable, and easy to connect to my devices. It is very comfortable on my wrist, and I don’t feel tired after using it for extended periods of time. It seems to be great quality, since the plastic feels solid.I got this item refurbished, and it was a great deal. You get good value for your money. It is not very heavy or bulky and highly recommended to anyone looking for an easy, light, reliable keyboard, and mouse bundle.

Nicest keyboard I’ve ever owned. Super low profile and great quality

I work hybrid and the office I work from - you have to supply your own mouse and keyboard unless you want to work on the laptop- I can't do that all day so I got this keyboard - I love it - it has a number pad, and is light weight, and fits it to my supply box no problem and it connects as soon as the usb dongle is inserted in the laptop- the mouse is a little small but I am getting used to it , the best thing is that the keyboard and mouse are pink.

The key feel on this Logitech keyboard is outstanding for typists who have a lilght touch. It encourages key-pounders to lighten up. Connection was flawless. The mouse is another story. It looks cool, but the flat, symmetrical design is not hand-friendly. Still, I use it to avoid having to install another receiver on my computer. Overall, a very good compact rig for those who prefer a built-in numeric pad.

Having lost the dongle for the first one of these I was at a real loss since I love the way they work, however logitech doesn't sell the dongles separately. When I saw this set, it was a great relief. The mouse and keyboard have worked great so far (about 2-3 weeks) and I don't expect any problems.

It was a Amazon renewed item. It works just as well as a brand new one, but cheaper. Why pay for new when you can have the functionality of a new with almost 25% off. Save more to buy more in the future.

The media could not be loaded. This review is written after 9 months of daily usage.I'm doing this review, so you don't have to waste your money, time and energy like I did.The good:* Keyboard feels nice when typing. If you like the usual laptop keyboard, this is basically the same.* It's aesthetically pleasing to look at (I feel bad to just say one good thing about this device).The bad: oh boy.* You can't turn off the keyboard. Literally there's no switch for it.* Here's the biggest one IMO:I like to keep my devices clean, and you know how nasty keyboards tend to get after months of using so I figured it out that was time for a deep clean. Wouldn't hurt, right?I was wrong. (Fishy that there aren't guides to disassembly this particular unit too)1. It's extremely hard to disassembly this keyboard. You'll have to apply big amounts of pressure just to remove the back hump.2. Let's say that you remove that part. Great. To the next part, right? NO. The front part it's literally plastic soldered with the inside structure so you can't go any further...Also, the backplate that has the K470 written on it, is glued together with the inside structure.And please don't let me start with the actual keys oh god, don't even think about touching that part.Really Logitech, why would you build a Keyboard this way?Total disappointment from a brand that I thought would care about repair rights. But in reality, I got Apple'd.I don't recommend this device to anyone for those reasons.

I was able to purchase this renewed version for ten dollars less, so I couldn't be more satisfied with a product that looks and feels like new. There was even a plastic film on the grey bar of the keyboard and the shiny part of the mouse. Whether or not this was placed after the fact, it was still a nice touch. I think it's worth noting that I was on the market for a "compact" full-size keyboard. I wanted a keyboard with a number pad but NOT a separate section for the arrows. I found that it was actually difficult to find this combination. It was either all or nothing. I'm glad I happened to run across this version.I freaked out just a little when I opened the top of the keyboard to find a "missing" USB receiver, but I decided to do a little more research before reacting. Turns out, it was being stored in the mouse which, surprisingly, opens via a magnetic cover on TOP (not a typical slide-out cover at the bottom). Since the package didn't come with Logi branding material nor instructions, I went to the new listing here on Amazon and found the instructions in a review. And yes, only 1 USB receiver is used for both the keyboard and mouse. I intended to get the pink version of the mouse, so I'm not sure how that would work. I would much prefer to have to use just 1 USB receiver versus 2, so I might stick with this mouse.I left my old keyboard wrist pad in the pics for size comparison, but I no longer use it since it is significantly higher than the Logi keyboard. It was more suited for my old traditional keyboard. I attempted to use it, but it was much more comfortable without it. It makes sense that this keyboard/ mouse set was intended for portability due to the compact sizing.The mouse is also smaller than my old mouse and took some getting used to, but I like it and it is exactly what I wanted since I tend to take my work with me to different places. I do still use my mouse pad with wrist cushion with the Logi mouse though (since mouse height is about the same as my old one).I also find it a bit weird that the mouse used 1 AA battery while the keyboard uses 2 AAA batteries. I can see this being inconvenient for those who like to carry backup batteries with them. I like that the weight of the batteries adds a little weight to the devices also. The keyboard doesn't slide very easily at all and I prefer a bit of resistance in my mouse. I didn't like my old mouse because it was charged via USB, meaning no batteries were needed, but it was also super light. I guess it makes me feel like I have to maintain a steady hand when using it. I hope that makes sense.Anyway, if you want to save about 20% by buying renewed instead of new, I'd say go for it! Especially from Amazon. But if you don't have a choice or prefer to buy new, then I'd say it's definitely worth it. Knowing how satisfied I am with this mouse and keyboard set, I would have happily spent $50 on the new version.