Logitech Cordless Desktop EX 110

I seem to have a problem with keyboards - I seem to be able to wear down the letters on the frequently used keys fairly quickly. That is OK if I am always using the keyboard but it can be quite hard if I offer to let someone use my laptop as you can't always see which letters are which. Because of that I thought it might be a good idea to invest in a wireless keyboard to use with the laptop so off I went to the Amazon site to do some shopping. The Logitech EX110 keyboard is actually a wireless keyboard and mouse which Amazon were selling for a modest £16.99. It has quite a lot of features including One-Touch Controls which enable you to access music, video, ...  Read the complete review

When I bought my Logitech Cordless 1500 Rechargeable Desktop set I thought I had found the pinnacle of value for money in wireless technology. However, I was wrong. This set does not have a rechargeable base station for the mouse BUT it was half the price, a mere £15 from PC World. Apart from the mouse not having a base station I feel that the Logitech Cordless Desktop EX110 has the same basic functionality and performs as well as the 1500. It had rave reviews on eBuyer and many other websites including dooyoo which did influence my purchase decision. Therefore, I thought it would be useful to do a comparison of the two sets. ERGONOMICS: As I ...  Read the complete review

I am now on my second cordless keyboard in as many months. The good news is that the Logitech Cordless Desktop EX110 is the good guy, not the villain of the piece. I've been building a Media Centre PC, i.e. using a 'freebie' desktop base unit that I'd come by for services rendered* as the donor system, hiding it behind my Panasonic panel TV. (*Don't even ask) Why? Well partly just because 'I can' and know how to, and partly because, now equipped with a TV capable of acting as a PC monitor, either via its HDMI or VGA inputs, I can now watch 'catch-up' TV like BBC iPlayer or 4-On-Demand via a full-sized 37" 16:9 ...  Read the complete review

I bought this set when I saw it on offer at half-price in Tesco and I must say, having used it for about 3 months, it would have still been quite a bargain at the full price. It consists of a keyboard, a mouse, a receiver, a software cd, and all the batteries you need to get started - which are 1 x AA battery for the mouse and 2 x AAA batteries for the keyboard. It is very easy to set up; simply insert the batteries and plug in the receiver, which has one USB plug and one PS2 plug (you may need to restart your computer afterwards). My Vista machine even allowed me to start using it without installing the accompanying software - although you can't ...  Read the complete review

I'm going to keep this nice and short. -THE POSITIVE- I brought this Wireless Keyboard and Mouse set quite some time ago (1-2 yrs actually) and at the time it was priced at around about £15-£25, pretty much the same as it is today. Logitech are a big BRAND and tend to have a good reputation with their PC accessories and peripherals. This wireless set is still functioning pretty much the same since the day I got it. Both the keyboard and Mouse are constructed to be pretty tough and look very good especially if have a dark colored PC to go next to. Into more detail: The Keyboard and Mouse are pretty much constructed of the same ...  Read the complete review