Logitech S510 Cordless Desktop

Interesting Keyboard and Mouse but newer ones by logitech last longer on same batteries. Downside to new wireless keyboard and mouse tech is the scroll lock and likely other buttons are missing or truncated into main keyboard, more flimsy and weighs less to save on manufacturing and transport expenses. Also spilling pepsi or a cappochino coffee can be a disaster for this of design due to it being almost impossible to open and fix.

Most keyboards are not sealed up or waterproof to prevent this.

We have used this wireless keyboard/mouse combination for some months now and being wireless, it is very convenient.There are some basic problems, however, the most important being that occasionally, on boot-up, the keyboard is not recognised and boot-up stops. This causes one to check the batteries etc - which takes time - but we have found that we have to connect a wired keyboard and mouse, reboot, then hot exchange back to the wireless combo. This doesn't happen often - but it's a nuisance when it does!Recharging the batteries is also a negative - but that is true of all wireless keyboards and most wireless mice - (some A4 rodents being a notable exception.)Overall, the convenience of a wire-free keyboard able to be operated at a distance from the PC, outweighs the negative points of this system.