Logitech Cordless Desktop S510

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I tried one in a store since I'm considering the Dinovo but was it just me or are the keys somewhat noisier than other keyboards? I guess you would need to have them side by side but they just sounded a tad more noisy than the other keyboards there. Probably wouldnt be bad but and was me just looking for it.

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I love the keyboard. I'm almost happy my other one died on me because this was a great purchase on my part. The mouse is indeed crap and I'll stick to my mx1000, but this keyboard is easily the best I've ever owned. Combine the setpoint software with uberoptions, and you have one killer set up.

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I got this keyboard for Christmas and I've quickly got used to the slightly smaller keys. Can type alot faster than I could before on my old keyboard :).

I don't use the mouse at all. All I did was spin the mouse wheel and laughed out loud. Razer Copperhead FTW! :)

I have had a few wireless troubles, however. Once it wouldn't pick up some key presses, and the other time it would keep a single keypress down so I got about 10 of that letter appearing. And once there was just lag. I've had four wireless mishaps so far.

Also, it ain't great for gaming. It can't do up+left+space (but can with right instead of left) which I find happens on alot of keyboards and I was surprised it can't do this. It's needed for games like Worms: Armageddon and various flash games. Nonetheless, it works fine and I can't imagine there being much more improvement in a keyboard for FPS games, which this works fine for (No, I don't need about 30 extra keys, I have enough keys that I can configure on the keyboard it self.)

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Oh, and I don't know what you're on about being only to customise only three buttons. You can customise the function of every enhanced F-key (Which is why I don't see why keys F-9-12 are dubbed "programmable" when every F-key is programmable).

They're just F keys, I want to be able to program every custom key like the rotate key and "web home" key et etc hence why there is such a large community for uber options.

For the Fkeys to work programmable you have to make sure you are in the enhanced F mode every time, in this mode the F keys do not work like normal F keys so you have to be in normal mode when you want to use F10 for example again which is hardly efficient.

I know what I'm talking about thanks Been using setpoint since it's creation (the iTouch days)

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This product was available for free after rebates during Christmas time from RadioShack. Got one on the last day. I love it keyboard more than the mouse. Mouse had some weird problems. The cursor would move diagonally while I move it horizontally. Luckily I was able to connect another logitech mouse I had to the wireless base. Now they both work great ! The feel of the keyboard is very good... like that of a notebook.

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