Logitech MK750 Wireless Solar Keyboard and Wireless Marathon Mouse Combo for PC
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Logitech MK750 Wireless Solar Keyboard and Wireless Marathon Mouse Combo for PC

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Product ID: 2915885
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  • Brand
    Logitech
  • Compatible Devices
    PC
  • Connectivity Technology
    Wireless
  • Keyboard Description
    Wireless
  • Recommended Uses For Product
    Office
  • Special Feature
    Foldable
🔗Single USB receiver for seamless connection
☀️Solar-powered keyboard, no battery worries
🖱️Laser mouse with 3-year battery life

Description

☀️ Power Your Workflow, Wire-Free and Worry-Free!

  • PRECISION MEETS SPEED - High-performance laser mouse delivers pinpoint accuracy and hyper-fast scrolling for ultimate productivity.
  • PLUG PLAY WITH WINDOWS - Seamlessly compatible with Windows 7 through 11, making setup and use a breeze for any PC pro.
  • ENDLESS POWER ZERO HASSLE - Solar charging keeps your keyboard alive for 3+ months even in darkness—say goodbye to battery swaps.
  • ONE RECEIVER TOTAL CONTROL - Unifying wireless USB receiver connects both keyboard and mouse effortlessly—clutter-free workspace guaranteed.
  • DESIGNED FOR COMFORT BUILT FOR WORK - Concave keycaps and whisper-quiet keys combined with a sculpted mouse ensure all-day ergonomic ease.

The Logitech MK750 combo features a solar-powered keyboard that charges under any light source, eliminating battery hassles for months. Paired with a high-precision laser mouse boasting up to three years of battery life, both devices connect via a single unifying USB receiver. Designed for comfort with whisper-quiet keys and ergonomic contours, this combo is fully compatible with Windows PCs, making it the ultimate wireless productivity duo for professionals.

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Specifications

BrandLogitech
Item model number920-005002
Hardware PlatformLaptop
Operating SystemWindows 10, 11 or later
Item Weight3.12 pounds
Product Dimensions2.82 x 18.3 x 8.15 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH2.82 x 18.3 x 8.15 inches
ColorBlack
Batteries2 AAA batteries required. (included)
ManufacturerLogitech
ASINB00LZVP73S
Is Discontinued By ManufacturerNo
Date First AvailableJuly 7, 2014

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Does it come w/the normal 103-key layout or the so-called 105-key "international" layout?
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Reviews

4.3

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S**V

Astonishment is an Understatement (UPDATED: 1.5 YEAR MARK)

First of all, after using Amazon for more than five years, I have never written a single review for a product. It is simply that nothing that I have previously purchased on Amazon was worthy of taking the time that writing a review requires.This particular product of Logitech, however, has made an impression that will last for months to come.The first thing you notice when you receive the item is, well, nothing. The packaging on the outside of the product is exactly what one would expect from Logitech, nicely printed in both color and quality. The genius of the packaging design, however, lies within the box. Logitech has revolutionized how a technological "green" product should be packaged. Where in this case the keyboard is packaged using nearly 100% of cardboard materials. Furthermore, there is not a single piece of paper within the box, as both instructions and manuals are cleverly integrated onto the reverse side of the outer box and the inner carton. This clever method by Logitech has not only reduced the amount of environmental impact through unwanted materials, it has also made me feel less guilty from having the ability to throw the entire packaging into the recycle bin.The second thing you notice after taking out the keyboard is how incredibly light and thin it is. There are several introductory tags on the keyboard itself that shows its features and one of them kept the battery separate from the circuit. There is also a protective layer on the front side of the keyboard covering the surface, of which I have not yet removed since it does not interrupt the usage of the keyboard itself.After a simple process of pairing it with my Performance MX's unifying receiver, the driver was installed within seconds and the K750 was ready to go. The keyboard itself includes a unifying receiver and a signal booster, I just did not need them.The typing itself is a thrill. While feeling like a laptop keyboard, the keys generate enough "bounce" on your fingers that allows the smoothest of input just like a desktop keyboard. I own both the Logitech G11 and Logitech DiNovo Edge (Was nearly $250 when it was purchased), and I can easily say that the K750 beats their "feel" hands down.I have heard many complaints about Logitech keyboards not being "game ready" because it cannot take more than a certain amount of keys at a single time. Well, in my rudimentary tests it was able to handle up to 6 characters at the same time, where if 8 keys are simultaneously pushed down it will input the first six. I am not sure what the exact problem with the previous keyboards were, but I hope this will at least answer a few questions.Furthermore, the keyboard prop legs on the N750 is very stable, contrary to that of a previous review. It was able to stand firm on a surface where my DiNovo Edge likes to slide around.Thin, light, green, great feel, no charging required, numpad and an ingenious Logitech design has combined forces to create arguably the best piece of computer peripheral.Thank you for taking the time to read this review, as it was nothing less than an amazing experience for me to type up with my new K750.--------------------------------------------------UPDATE - 1.5 YEAR MARKAfter almost a year and a half of heavy usage on the K750, I figure it is time to give y'all a progress update.THE GOOD:The battery holds up against the test of time extremely well, never dipping below 80% charge in a well-lit room. In darker rooms, all I have to do is stick it near a window every 2 month or so to return it to full charge. It is no hassle compared to other options out there.The keyboard's keys still feels as good as the first day I started using it.Durability of the keyboard is amazing. It's shape had held it's ground through many forms of physical torture.THE BAD:The keyboard's glossy surface has incurred countless minor scratches during my travels with it. My recommendation is to not remove the protective film that came with the keyboard, or to transport the keyboard in it's original box if you would like to keep it's condition pristine.The logo on the receiver rubbed off after staying on my laptop for a 6 months or so, but that is understandable on any product.One of the rubber legs in the bottom left corner fell off after many times of transportation in my backpack. Actually I am surprised that it had not fell of earlier with the way I handled the keyboard. Again, I recommend keeping it in the box when moving it around.THE UGLY:Unfortunately the keyboard refused to pair with a receiver at the 1.5 year mark. It is a strange problem shared by a few buyers, and the solution to the problem varied. Some say to "shake" the keyboard and it will work, some say to remove and reinsert the battery, and etc... Personally, my diagnostics procedures included:Pairing with another receiverReinstalling softwareDeleting the driver manually (USBDEVIEW)Using another computerPairing other devices using the same receiverReinserting the batteryShaking the device (See Above)Nothing worked. The computer simply did not want to see the keyboard.Therefore, I contacted Logitech Support and asked for a RMA. After a relatively painless process of submitting your information, a replacement was on its way to my doorstep. Strangely, Logitech did not want its broken device back, unlike most other RMAs.And here is where it gets good:The replacement K750 is a BRAND NEW RENDITION of the keyboard.The border of the keyboard as well as the back is no longer white, it is now a metallic black color.The logo between the solar panels is updated to a newer version, and is slightly bigger.The keys are slightly louder and lighter on the press. It feels ever-so-slightly looser while does not compromise the feel of quality.Instead of yellow functional keys, they are now blue. Personally I like the yellow better as it stands out more.Overall, the new keyboard is significantly lower profile than the version I had, while retaining the functionality and size of the original.Oh and did I mention it is brand new? I can say without hesitation that Logtech support is one of top-dogs of the industry, next to the likes of Amazon or Apple.A twist to the story:Apparently during my RMA process, my old K750 has had some time to think things over and decided to revive itself to fight another day. It is now working perfectly again without any work on my part other than to leave it alone for 2 weeks or so... If you are looking for answers I have none... My best guess is that the keyboard reset itself after not being used for so long, who knows?Conclusion:The K750 is still the best typing keyboard I have used to-date. Even with minor/major hiccups there is nothing for you to worry about when it comes to Logitech's world class support. After the whole ordeal I ended up with my old K750 working again and a brand new one to boot.Thank you Logitech. And thank you for reading.

A**K

Almost perfect...

Let me start by mentioning that I've only been using this keyboard for about 2 days, however I do feel like I can write an informative review based on my experience thus far.First of all, per usual, the Logitech packaging was very nice. The box contains the keyboard, a soft cloth (for wiping the inevitable fingerprints from the shiny surface of the K750), the USB dongle ("unifying receiver"), and a USB extension stick (to allow easier accessibility to the USB ports on your computer).After plugging the unifying receiver into my desktop computer, I quickly removed the protective film over the front of the keyboard and flipped the power switch to "on". The keyboard began working instantly (what a nice surprise)! The first thing I did was hop on the internet and point my browser toward the Logitech website to download the Solar App. Although this app isn't a requirement for the keyboard to function fully, it is a nice little added feature. In place of the Solar App, should you decide not to install it, there is a "solar" button which when pushed will light one of two LED's, green or red, to indicate whether the solar panels are receiving sufficient light to maintain a charge. If you do install the Solar App, the "solar" button launches the app on your desktop which has a real-time speedometer style display showing the LUX (amount of light) being collected by the solar panels as well as the current charge percentage of the battery. My office has no windows (*sad face*) and only the fluorescent lighting from above (6 four-foot bulbs total) but the LUX meter is always well into the green.As far as typing on the K750 goes, I'm pretty happy with the feel so far. Due to some residual muscle memory from my previous keyboard, and the orientation of the "insert", "delete", "home", "end", " pg up", & "pg down" key group, I find myself hitting the wrong button at times. I really like the "chick-let" style and spacing of the keys however this is something that will also take a bit of getting used to. I've always liked the way most lap-top keyboards have felt, and this is quite similar to that.Physically, the keyboard seems to be well constructed. It's VERY thin, and has a decent heft for its size. There is a certain satisfaction that I get from handling a product with a relatively high perceived density (if that makes any sense at all), and this keyboard has that. The flip-down feet are quite thin, but seem to be reasonably well made... just don't sit or set a book on your keyboard and they should be fine. Contrary to another reviewers comments, the keys do not "click" when they are PRESSED, however when typing fast or tapping the keys, they do make a bit of a "click-like" sound, as do all keyboards that I know of. The matte textured keys look nice against the gloss black surface of the keyboard, but I haven't yet decided how I feel about the white ring around the perimeter of the K750. It might be nice to be able to customize (or at least choose) the color of the surround.So far, everything has been hunky-dorey, but here is where I tell you why I would like to subtract a half-star if that were possible. The lack of a Caps-Lock, Num-Lock, & Scroll-Lock indicator lights is quite annoying. I realize that power consumption is of great concern with this device, but I believe that these indicators are necessary and could have been worked in, even if they were only momentary indicators when the buttons are pressed. The lack of indicator lights makes it difficult to tell when the caps lock is on (obviously). Under normal circumstances this isn't a HUGE problem, but when you're entering a password where the characters are hidden and you can't tell whether your caps-lock is on, it becomes an irritation. While I have not downloaded it, Logitech does offer their Setpoint software that incorporates an on-screen indicator for the caps-, num-, and scroll-lock buttons in Windows. I did not want to use Logitech's Setpoint software (v6.22) because I already have an earlier version of the software installed and highly customized for my mouse and per Logitech's installation instructions, all settings from previous versions would have been erased upon installation (why Logitech, why?). I found and download a little utility called "Caps Lock" (search el Goog for "caps lock indicator") in place of installing the Setpoint software and this in concert with the "Toggle Keys" feature found under Windows Accessibility Options (which makes your computer beep different tones for on / off when any of the "lock" buttons are pressed) take care of all the caps-lock indication that I need.Another possible issue is the proximity of the "PC power off" function key to the "volume up" function key. The two functions are directly beside each other, and I can see myself, during the course of a work day, accidentally shutting down my PC instead of turning up my music volume after taking a call. The Setpoint software may allow some customization of the function keys to make this a non-issue, but since I won't install the new Setpoint, I do not know for sure if this is the case.Last, and definitely least (it's hardly worth mentioning), is that I'd like to have a second "FN" (function) button for my left hand, but that's no big deal.All-in-all this keyboard is easy to look at, well-built, comfortable to type on, wireless, and green! What more could you really ask for? (Oh yea, a caps lock indicator light!) Anyway, I've always been a big fan of Logitech peripherals, and while they may not have hit a grand slam with this one, I think they at least hit another home run.edit 7/12/17: So after nearly 6 years, my original K750 finally gave up. One day, it just stopped working completely. I was devastated. After messing with the power switch and the unifying receiver, I finallyI removed the "non-user serviceable" rechargeable button cell battery and replaced it with another, and everything is working again. In the meantime, while I was waiting for the rechargeable battery to come in the mail, I bought another K750 to use as it simply wasn't an option to go back to a regular keyboard. I still love this keyboard.

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