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I’m usually using the old style keyboard now, but recently by the new technology now why not I try the wireless keyboard, so I choose to buy Logitech Cordless Desktop Wave, It’s amazing no wonder there a lot of people buying it nowadays and I’m don’t want to being late like do not no anything about the new product, haha.

About the specification of this Logitech Cordless Desktop Wave is a combination of a cordless version of the Logitech Wave Keyboard and a single (rechargeable) battery version of the Logitech MX 1100 Cordless Laser Mouse (910-000718). In general, I’d have given it a 4 star ranking except for one thing: I had to buy a Cables To Go - 19018 - 2M USB A/A Extension Cable to stop the mouse from lagging/stuttering (just plain stopping for several seconds at a time). The problem could be a combination of the thumb-drive sized receiver for the keyboard/mouse and my steel Antec LifeStyle Solo ATX Quiet ATX Mini-Tower Case (Piano Black). The receiver plugs directly into a USB port instead of sitting on the desk with a cable extending to the USB port. For a laptop (or maybe a non-steel case), this shouldn’t be a problem (in fact, it would be very convenient). But, in my setup, I’d lose the mouse connection repeatedly. Just using a foot-long USB extension cable so the receiver rested on top of my computer case got rid of most of the lagging. With the two meter extension, I’ve got the receiver on top of my desk and haven’t had any problems at all.

The mouse has a nice feel to it, and the mouse wheel can be switched between hyperscrolling and click scrolling modes with a push of a button. The mouse uses 1 AA rechargeable battery, and can be charged via USB or wall wart via the micro-USB connector. At close to 170g, the mouse may feel a little on the hefty side to some.

So I recommend that this keyboard is worthless to buy and for who want to buy a cordless keyboard out there, I surely recommended “Logitech Cordless Desktop Wave”  is the best choice.