I purchased this Logitech S510 wireless mouse and keyboard a few years ago when I was getting my own computer. I had previously used a wired keyboard with hot keys which was good, but it started to show signs of wear and tear and so I wanted everything new, including a mouse and keyboard. I wasn't too fussy but I did want a keyboard with hot keys by a trustworthy brand, and not by a brand that I had never heard of before. Also, I wanted it to be wireless, as having wires out everywhere can look messy, and even though they can be hidden behind the computer desk, they always get tangled up. For those of you that are unsure what hot keys are, they are extra ...  Read the complete review

I have tried and tested many keyboards in my time, some ugly, some bad, some good. The Logitech Desktop S 510 ranks highly and admirably in my books. Its sleek design makes for a desirable addition to any desktop. Its layout is compact and neat, yet still very user friendly. It's ultra slim, which was a requirement for me, as the back edge slides nicely under a piece of equipment I use it with (Flight Simulator) and stays there with rubber grippers (I inserted). What does impress me particularly, with this keyboard, is its battery life... This is a wireless keyboard and my experiences of many other makes of the wireless type is not great. Logitech ...  Read the complete review

I bought this as a replacement for my previous keyboard when I moved house and found the position of my PC relative to my desk meant that the keyboard's cable couldn't reach the PC! As I love gadgets, this was less of a problem and more of an opportunity to go gadget shopping! --- Looks --- I wanted a keyboard that looked good, had a low profile and was reasonably compact and this keyboard meets these criteria. This keyboard does more than look good - it looks stylish! The keys are in matte black plastic and there is a strip of more shiny black plastic running down the left and right sides. The function keys have small orange pictures on them, ...  Read the complete review