Logitech Cordless Desktop Wave

Good Keyboard And Mouse

Strengths: Easy to set up and use. Typing is comfortable. Inexpensive.Mouse responds well and is not too big or small.

Weakness: Keyboard is a little bulky. Button on right side of mouse is placed in a bad spot.

I've only had this keyboard for a day and I'm still getting used to it, but so far it is everything I was looking for. I had used a different wireless keyboard years ago and missed having one with my new computer. I like having the keyboard in my lap as I type and couldn't do that with my wired keyboard. This keyboard is quite comfortable, although it does take some getting used to. I really like...

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Nice keboard, OK mouse

Strengths: wireless, programmable buttons, comfortable button layout, nice looking

Weakness: like all their wireless sets => no LEDs for CAPS Lock or NUM Lock

I didn't seem to have a range problem as others noticed. Matter of fact I even moved the set to about 10ft away for testing range, and it worked perfectly for me. Not sure where this would go, because it's more an individual's preference, but the keys are more soft-touch like a laptop with big buttons, rather than other Logitech wireless keyboards such as the ones that came with the MX700 & MX900...

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Logitech Wave Keyboard (Good or Bad, Hard to Say...)

Strengths: None Really...(unless this would be your 1st, similarly capable keyboard)

Weakness: Feels Cheap, A Bit Bulky and Horrible Support!!!

I was completely underwhelmed with this keyboard... I've owned a Logitech Keyboard and Mouse in one wireless variety or other for the past 6 or 7 years. I've absolutely loved everyone of them, and thought nothing of upgrading to this Wave Keyboard from my current Logitech Bluetooth Keyboard/Mouse combo. Let's just say I was extremely disappointed and frustrated by the time I packed it up and had...

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Overall good desktop combo with some weaknesses

Strengths: Keyboard is comfortable after getting used to it. The keys are softer than most keyboards, and are silent.

Weakness: Major drawback: keyboard sleep button is hardwared to stand-by in XP, no matter what you do. This was confirmed by Logitech tech support after a somewhat frustrating process.

I am dissappointed by the inability to hibernate with the sleep button. All my prior keyboards did that, including a Logitech LX500. I am still debating whether to keep it because that one-button hibernate function is so important to me. Another minor flaw is that the right side button, which is defaulted to forward, is overly sensitive. I programmed it to do nothing so it is fine now. I give 4/5...

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Best Wireless Kayboard I've Owned

Strengths: Easy Setup in Vista. VERY comfortable to type. Most intuitive hot keys I've seen.

Weakness: None

This is the most comfortable keyboard I've ever owned. It works perfectly with Vista. I love the layout of the hot keys (Media Center, Volume Controls, Scrolling and Zoom features). The Scrolling feature is really neat (requires the Logitech software that is included). I downloaded the software directly from Logitech rather than running it from the CD. I actually had to call their support center...

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Logitech Wave Cordless Desktop Keyboard

Strengths: wireless, programmable buttons

Weakness: wireless, big buttons that dont add that much value

i was a little disappointed that this keyboard only has a range of about 6 feet from the base receiver, but for a keyboard it feels ok. im not sure if the 'wave' design really does that much for me. the keyboard does feel a little 'cheap' when you press the keys and each key has a lot of space in between them because of the wave design. if you prefer the laptop style keybord feeling and response,...

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Keyboard great--Mouse terrible

Strengths: Keyboard is very nice. The keys are not mushy and have just the right tension for some speed typing. The keyboard also has a range of about 30' as it should.

Weakness: The mouse has a range of only 4'. The whole purpose of my buying a wireless keyboard and mouse was to be able to sit back on my couch which is about 10'away-which means I need a range of at least 15'

Originally the mouse didn't work at all correctly at any range. I thought maybe it was the batteries so I put some new ones in with no improvement. I installed the software and it downloaded an update. This made the mouse work all right within a range of 4' but will not work at all past that. So, I had to return the set. I've read other reviews that lead me to believe that the mouse in every set...

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Why put the on/off button underneath the keyboard

Strengths: design

Weakness: Big lag on keyboard on/off button

Mouse works to at least 10 feet. You would think that they would beta test new boards and mouses. I like the mouse but it seems to get a lot of bad reviews.

Logitech Wave Cordless Keyboard - ride the wave!

Strengths: The wave design is a big plus

Weakness: none so far

I have to say that this keyboard feels much better than my previous keyboard - the split design Microsoft Ergonomic 4000. The keyboard keys are curved on this keyboard and it's contoured just right, to align with the natural curve of my hands, as they rest on the keyboard. I much prefer this configuration over the split design of the Microsoft. The keys feel solid, but yet light to the touch, and...

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Logitech Cordless Desktop Wave Review

Strengths: Pretty much everything.

Weakness: Lack of Caps/Num Lock LEDs

I owned and used one of the first generation Logitech cordless desktop sets (with an optical mouse, unfortunately I forget the model name), and I really loved that combo. This one is a significant improvement over that one in terms of the more ergonomic keyboard (vs the standard one I used to have), and especially the battery life. Granted that keyboard was still running on the original set of...

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