Logitech MK850 Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, 3-Year Battery Life, PC/Mac, QWERTZ German Layout

UPDATE: After a month this keyboard is annoying me. The spongy wrist support is a dirt magnet and already look awful. The lack of separation between F and other control keys makes using the keyboard a pest in low light or when in 'full flow' and when using KB shortcuts. An Example... to increase audio volume you have to hold Fn + F10, if you hit F11 by accident (the keyboard wills you to do this) then you turn off the machine. I urge caution if you are thinking of buying a "full sized, full layout keyboard", this one behaves more like a compact keyboard (it does very well in that role). The lack of dedicated media buttons, keys too close and the dirt magnet make me hanker for my old K330. The multi device support is a great idea but I find 'Mouse without borders' (see below) has made that feature redundant during daily use.Original ReviewI would recommend this keyboard and mouse combo for daily general use depending on your workflow, I would not say it is the best if you use keyboard shortcuts extensively or for programing (probably not good for gaming either). I love the ability to connect to three machines and save desk clutter - this is the main selling feature and it works well and is a far cleaner solution than the KVM switches of the past.The Keyboard is well shaped, ergonomic and has soft feel keys. You can tilt the keyboard using the usual wee flip out legs on the bottom - Logitech has put two sets of these, one for four degrees and the other for eighth degree - nice!I usually go for the MX 'Cherry Red' clickity-clack keyboards and usually find the louder they are the more I like them, however, I like the feel of the K850 - it is quiet but the keys depress far enough (6mm maybe) to feel 'positive'. I am not a touch typist but almost - I find this keyboard takes my eyes away from the screen more than it should due to lack of grouping of/spacing between ancillary keys, it lacks tactile feedback.This is a full size keyboard, however, the layout has a slightly 'compact' feel to it. The main QWERTY keys are fine but the control keys are not. The function keys have no space between F4 and F5 nor between F7 and F8. I like having F keys in groups of 4 with space between the groups. In similar fashion the ESC key is hard against the F1 key. Further, there is very little physical separation between the number row and the F-key row. In practice, I have to actively look for F5 rather than using peripheral vision/muscle memory or tactile feedback to just find it. The ESC key also suffers the same problem, it is crowded. Other keys that, in my opinion, are too crowded and too small are Shift, Cntrl, Fn and Alt on the left side of the board.In general, this keyboard does not make it easy to find ancillary keys by feel. This does make coding or using keyboard driven complex apps slightly more difficult to use and I would imagine gamers would find this problematic too. I'm quite old school I use keyboard shortcuts extensively and prefer this to using a mouse. However, this layout may suit most users better.The other negative is the key printing (see photo). Logitech have tried to make this keyboard OS agnostic - or rather include key labels for both windows and mac, the result is not pleasing at all. So rather than having the "Win" key you have a key labeled 'Start' in bold white, a horizontal line and then 'Alt' in a grey colour. It's a bit busy but the main keys are cleanly labeled. This does not bother me too much but I imagine it would make finding the pipe or tilde key difficult for less confident PC users. Perhaps this is aimed at users who will connect to a windows and a rain mac/other machine?The wrist support is a soft rubbery type fabric, it feels nice but is an absolute dirt magnet. No One likes a dirty keyboard but we all hate cleaning nooks and crannies so I would not buy this for a teenage boy... This is a poor choice of material in my opinion. The fabric seems designed to trap dirt, it won't just wipe away but gets ingrained into the fabric itself. This will become a big annoyance for me as the KB ages.The Mouse is very good. It has three thumb buttons for forward and back and device selection. I do wish they had separated the forward back buttons from the device select button slightly or made the device selector feel different. It works on a shiny surface but I do notice it is smoother on a proper mouse mat. I'm not too fussy about mice as long as they have a scroll wheel, forward thumb key, back thumb switch and center mouse button. This mouse has all of these plus horizontal scroll.The thumb wheel is good and includes tilt (horizontal scroll). The wheel has two modes, free wheeling for rapid scroll down long documents and a ratchet setting for more precise scrolling - the button behind the wheel selects this. It feels nice in hand and encourages a good arm/hand/finger position. However, the center click are not very easy to use without accidentally 'scrolling'. Probably not a good mouse if you are into CAD.Other than that the mouse feels precise but is also zippy. I use two wide monitors (about 4500 pixels) and can go to screen edges and over to the other machine (see below) without running out of mouse mat. The acceleration algorithm is really good, I am quite happy with the default settings but it is configurable in software (and most OS's...).Multi-Device SupportYou can pair the KeyB/Mousey combo to 3 devices via Bluetooth or the (1 included) unifying receiver (tiny wee usb dongle). You can use the unifying receiver one one machine and Bluetooth on others or all bluetooth or all unifying receivers (only one included). It just works and just works very well. Once setup, you just press one of the numbered white buttons to select the device and pair to that device - you have to do this on KB and Mouse which is annoying but this also allows you to be mousing on one PC while 'boarding' on another (should you care to do that, why I do not know).SoftwareLogitech Options is the software suit which allows you to adjust mouse and keyboard settings, key assignments (per application), mouse speed etc - it is a reboot of 'Setpoint'. You can also install advanced features such as 'Flow' (move mouse from one PC to another). I installed Options, got annoyed because it wants to connect to 'the cloud' and then discovered a conflict between Options and my own custom software (to allocate keys etc) - my audio volume became uncontrollable so I uninstalled Options.I tried 'Flow' briefly but found it to be more of a dribble than a steady flow, perhaps my mouse has prostate problems? To be fair, my setup is a bit complex and my main PC probably has old copies of Setpoint and other trash that conflicted with Flow. I need to reinstall this PC and maybe try again. There is good support on the Logitech website and people seem to like it but I did not persist with Flow - there are better alternatives.In general, I dislike Logitech's software and find it works best when uninstalled;) Modern operating systems are more than capable of using all the standard features without adding bloated control apps. While it allows you to customise the combo I find there is no *useful* function that can be achieved within applications or by small third party utilities. I must say, 'Options' is optional, it's not needed to use the combo with multiple devices.Alternative to 'Flow' [MS Mouse Without Borders, Windows only]If you have a need to move the mouse/kb between Windows machines then you should search for "Microsoft Garage Mouse without Borders". This is a MS app that essentially shares any mouse/KB between all (Windows) PC's. I have two Win 10 boxes on my desk. Number 1 has the Logitech KB/Mouse connected via Bluetooth while the second machine has an old wired KB/mousie - I can use either mouse on either machine (and also share clipboard etc) just by travelling the mouse over (KB follows mouse). As the Logitech is only paired with one machine I can still connect it to two other devices!So, my setup with regard this product is as follows. I use Mouse without Borders to share KB/Mice both ways between my two Windows 10 boxes - this is only one of the three connections. Device Two is a Linux box. Device Three is a Tablet (using BT). The Bluetooth setup was seamless. Switching between devices is flawless and very satisfying.Recommended?Yes, it does work very well. it is built well and any problems with Logitech's software are most likely easy solvable and options to Options exist. I will probably look for another fuller 'full sized' keyboard with better tactile feedback for my coding/CAD/Photoshop machine and consign this KB/Mouse to my 'office' machine and for tablets etc.Just one more Inch!Had this just been an inch bigger and the ancillary keys spaced better ... sometimes an inch really does make all the difference!

The keyboard and mouse came in good packaging, with batteries included (one AA for the mouse, and two AAA for the keyboard). The keyboard is in UK English layout (that is the one I ordered).Please read through below and consider your own purpose and preferences. Some of what I consider an advantage may not be seen as so from a different point of view.I use the mouse and keyboard for general typing and for programming. I use Windows and Mac (not tested for mac yet). I have had this product for 3 days now.Advantages:- Keyboard has a full numpad and functionality buttons (ins, del, home, end, page up, page dn).- Keyboard has an indicator for when the Caps lock button is on.- Keyboard buttons are firm and do have a smooth "press" feel to them. The keys are not shallow (like laptop keys), but rather sink in when you press them. (I see this an advantage, you may not).- The keyboard has 3 buttons that are dedicated to switch between 3 devices. I have not used this functionality yet, but definitely useful as I use a work computer and 2 personal computers.- The mouse has a button (next to your thumb) dedicated to switch between devices. Each time you click the button, it switches to another device. It also shows you if you are connected to device 1, 2 or 3 via illuminating numbers on the mouse.- The mouse is slightly large in size and is comfortable to use. I prefer large mice than smaller ones. Only larger devices I have used before are technical ergonomic mice that are ordered specially.- The mouse click does have a sound and feel. I see this as an advantage. Unlike other mice that are extra smooth and do not make any sound or have minimal click response.- The mouse has 3 customizable buttons (next to your thumb rest) that you can use for almost anything! this is a great functionality that was not in the product description (at least I did not see it). I have set one to copy and the other to paste. I have always been looking for a way to copy/paste simply with the mouse (like in Linux). It is very easy to customize and change the mouse settings using the software (installs automatically on Windows 10).Disadvantages:- No indicator for when Num lock is on.- The keyboard is about 45cm X 15cm. The width is slightly big (not too much). In order to use keyboard and mouse, my mouse arm needs to be away from my body (slightly less ergonomic).- No automatic power saving option that is available in other keyboard and mouse sets.To consider:- The keyboard has a rest pad at the bottom (as seen in the photos). You may or may not like this.- The scroll of the mouse is like a wheel. Unlike other mice (that I am used to) that rotate in discrete manner and stop. This scroll rotates like a free wheel continuously until you stop it (think of spinning the wheel of a toy car).Overall, a very good set I would recommend. I had bought a set last week (around £20) and decided to replace immediately with this one.

Logitech MK850 Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo. The mouse is one of the best I've used. The keyboard on the other hand, isn't all that great. I wanted a new one for when I'm 'working from house', and preferably one that would support soft touch working. The MK850 is a step backwards for me though. The keys are clunking and often stick, which leads to 'dyslexic fingers syndrome' and I spend more time now correcting spelling errors because the keys didn't register the action, than ever before. Ergonomics are fine but I wish I'd been able to test on of these before I bought it. I wouldn't have bothered. 4* because the mouse is so good, otherwise 3* for me

Dopo un paio di mesi di utilizzo devo dire che è veramente una buona tastiera e mouse, unico difetto del mouse riguarda la rotella che quando lasciata in rotazione libera a volte si muove da sola per via del proprio peso non bilanciato. Con un po' di manualità è facile correggere questo difetto.

La sourie est très bien. Le clavier n’arrête pas de se déconnecter du Bluetooth et quand elle le fait elle répète la même touche plusieurs fois. Je déconseille vivement.

Il kit tastiera e mouse Logitech MK850 Performance offre un'esperienza d'uso confortevole e versatile, ottimizzando la produttività per gli utenti che desiderano passare senza sforzo tra diversi dispositivi. La tastiera wireless, progettata per la digitazione prolungata, offre un comfort superiore grazie al supporto per i polsi imbottito e ai tasti concavi, che permettono una digitazione silenziosa e precisa.La possibilità di personalizzare i 12 tasti rapidi preferiti tramite il software Logitech Options aggiunge un tocco di personalizzazione all'esperienza d'uso, permettendo di avere sempre a portata di mano le funzioni più utilizzate. Inoltre, la tecnologia Easy-Switch consente di associare fino a tre dispositivi diversi, come PC, laptop, tablet e smartphone, semplificando la transizione da un dispositivo all'altro con semplicità e senza interruzioni.Il mouse wireless sagomato è un vero piacere da utilizzare: la sua forma ergonomica si adatta perfettamente alla mano destra, garantendo una presa comoda e naturale. Lo scroller iperveloce permette di scorrere rapidamente documenti e pagine Web, rendendo la navigazione fluida e intuitiva.Un aspetto che merita un plauso è l'opzione di connettività flessibile, con la possibilità di scegliere tra la tecnologia Bluetooth Smart e la connessione Logitech Unifying a 2,4 GHz. Questa flessibilità assicura che il kit tastiera e mouse sia compatibile con una vasta gamma di dispositivi, dai PC ai Mac, dai Chromebook agli smartphone Android, offrendo una versatilità impareggiabile.L'innovativa funzione Logitech DuoLink merita una menzione speciale poiché permette di collegare il mouse e la tastiera wireless per una personalizzazione avanzata e una navigazione più fluida. Scaricando il software Logitech Options, è possibile attivare questa caratteristica e sfruttarne appieno i vantaggi.Dal punto di vista della connettività wireless, il kit MK850 offre un raggio d'azione di 10 metri, consentendo di utilizzare tastiera e mouse anche da una certa distanza dal dispositivo principale. Inoltre, i tre indicatori luminosi di connessione e l'indicatore del livello di carica della batteria aggiungono un tocco di praticità all'esperienza d'uso.La confezione include tutte le componenti necessarie per iniziare subito: tastiera, mouse, ricevitore Unifying e batterie, già pronte per l'utilizzo.In conclusione, il kit tastiera e mouse Logitech MK850 Performance offre un comfort senza precedenti, una produttività ottimale e una connettività versatile, rendendolo la scelta ideale per coloro che cercano un'esperienza d'uso all'avanguardia. La possibilità di personalizzazione e il passaggio fluido tra dispositivi lo rendono un alleato prezioso sia per il lavoro che per il tempo libero.Se sei alla ricerca di un kit wireless che sia affidabile, comodo e altamente personalizzabile, il Logitech MK850 Performance è sicuramente una scelta da tenere in considerazione.

Easy to connect with 3 devices. 1 device can be connected usung the usb key and 2 devices can be connected via Bluetooth.

Es un producto de calidad pese a ser un teclado de membrana.El tacto es bueno, tiene una leve elevación en el centro del teclado que facilita la posicion correcta de las manos. Es algo ancho en el esntido de que a mi personalmente me sobra el reposamunecas, dejando un mayor espacio en la mesa.El ratón funciona a la perfección, anteriormente tenia el m710 y la forma hundida de la parte derecha lo hacen un raton levemente mas comodo que este, no mucho, en cambio la textura de este es mejor asi como la disposicion del bloqueo de la rueda central, ya que en el anterior se accionaba en ocasiones