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Question: How far can it reach? I'm trying to hook up my desktop to the TV in the livingroom.  What is the distance limit on this wireless keyboard?
Document: I received this keyboard after as a gift after my old Microsoft Internet Keyboard Pro was starting to show its age. It apparently was one of the only keyboards available at the store at the time was purchased for me.On the whole, I can't say I'm very impressed. This was my first wireless keyboard, and so far I am finding the implementation less convenient than a wired setup.
I never heard back from them. Fortunately I decided to unplug the USB wireless connector and reattach it, while pressing the re-connect button on the bottom of the keyboard. This simple procedure solved that one problem and I have had no further trouble. So overall I love this cordless desktop, but I'm decrementing one star for poor Logitech support (after one month I'm still waiting for them to respond to my support request, but I quit holding my breath a few days ago :)
I shopped long and hard for the best wireless desktop on the market. I'm glad I chose the Logitech MX3200.
I just bought the MX3200 for a Brand New Dell Desktop with Vista.The Keyboard and mouse both worked perfectly right out of the box.I am using it for my T.V. and at a distance of 12 feet they bothwork flawlessly. I "DID NOT" however download the drivers from thedisk. I read all the horror stories about the drivers so decidedto forgo the possible headache.
Just connect your laptop to the TV and sit relaxed with your wireless keyboard and mouse on your couch and surf the net.ENJOY!
While I was trying to install the various features a window popped up and said that this cordless desktop was not "completely" compatible with Vista. It wanted me to download the newest version of Yahoo ??????? What does Yahoo have to do with it ??? I can only get 4 of the features to work. The green light on top of the mouse went out right away. Don't know if it's supposed to or not.
This is by far the most advanced keyboard I have ever had. I am usually against things like this with all the fancy buttons and extras but I like the way this is set up and find them to be useful here. It is rather complicated to get it all set up but, as I said, I'm not used to keyboards with all the bells and whistles that this one has. The keyboard itself is very nice. I find it very comfortable and very quiet.
Less cords is better. The battery maintenance is minimal. I use rechargeable NiMH in the mouse (but I haven't had to charge them yet - one month so far), and regular alkaline batteries in the keyboard. The only nuisance is that the "zoom" slider on the left side of the keyboard is very sensitive, and a piece of paper or something lying on it can make what I'm reading zoom out of visibility in a half-second.
I have this keyboard and mouse setup, and I'm very happy with it. It's well designed and the batteries last a long time. It's nice to be able to eliminate wires on the desktop for a nice clean look. The mouse feels very ergonomically designed and the keyboard took only a couple of minutes to set up. The palm rest eases strain on your hands if you spend a lot of time typing on the computer.
This keyboard has the nicest feel to me; the texture and softness of the keys is just right. The response is quick and there is no noticeable delay over the RF wireless connection within a reasonable distance. However, the function keys are the biggest design flaw of this otherwise nice keyboard. They're tiny, plastic, and just a pain to use in my opinion. The mouse is decent but I do prefer my old MX Laser mouse to it.
Answer: This is incorrect.  I researched this product extensively, and couldn't find one single remark about this keyboard/mouse combination's range, odd considering you would think that would be one of the top considerations when you're buying a wireless set (I know it was one of mine).  Either way, I purchased this set and it barely reaches 6 ft range like all 27mHz sets, nowhere close to O. Sverloov's 20 feet claim.