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Summary: Works great with the iMac!
Review: The only complaint I had about my new IMac was the mouse and the keyboard. So I bought the Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop Pro and all is good with the world. I'm not using the mouse so I can't comment on that. I prefer the Microsoft Intellipoint Trackball mouse to the mouse included in this bundle. However, I can comment on the keyboard and I love it! After installing the software I rebooted the iMac, unpluged the worthless Apple keyboard and pluged in the MWOK. It worked immediately! What's more, the mail, web, messenger, music, pictures, and document keys all started the appropriate Apple applications with no input from me! It can even eject the media, put the computer to sleep or shut down! Perfect! I highly recommend this keyboard for Mac users who aren't satisfied with the Apple keyboard. Ergonomic is the way to go.
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Summary: Cool Keyboard Microsoft
Review: This combo is excellent. I dont use the F LOCK button at all. I have all the "function" button opening programs. Shortcut city! The keyboard's shape was hard to adjust to at first, but a day with it you began to run with it. Also, it makes using the internet apps. (internet explorer, AIM) & checking mail easier with the shortcut buttons. Nice investment for any techie!
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Summary: Easy Install, Good Quality, Pleasing Aesthetics
Review: This keyboard/mouse installed easily on my new system and I have had 0 problems with the mouse or keyboard. I like that the keyboard gives me button control of most major functions, most notably volume. Beyond functionality, this has been a great addition to my home office because it blends so well with the dark gray/silver scheme on all my other electronics. I have had good luck with Microsoft hardware items in the past and this is no exception.
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Summary: More Freedom
Review: This wireless optical keyboard has been fantastic! Having one less wire to contend with and the freedom of positioning my keyboard without coming up short with cord length. The split keyboard positions my hands to help with my wrist injury, which was noticeable almost immediately. The hot keys and Media buttons are quick to respond and you can set up the keys to your own folders and media choice. If I were to have one complaint, it would be that the keys seem a little stiff, as I like the more softer key stroke. The wireless mouse, is not the best, but it does give you one less wire to mess with.
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Summary: Lame
Review: We have used Logitech cordless desktops for years and I tried a Microsoft combo because of a great deal. I have now tried two Micro$oft cordless keyboard/mouse systems and can attest: Buy a Logitech.The feel and construction of the hardware is [inexpensive]. Keys are loose and floppy. The mouse feels like Soviet plastic. The software is lame too. Stupidly simple things like battery condition are not available under mouse or keyborad properties. The last straw was using a simple combination of keyboard and mouse click (like shift + click) was not possible in Windows Explorer. Maddening! And don't look for support online. Microsoft is typically a frustrating experience to find support. It's actually worse!
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