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Which Logitech keyboard should I get?

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casualmoose casualmoose NewcomerOP
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joined Apr 2009
#1 ·
Hey everyone...

Got a quick question.

I'm torn between a few wireless Logitech keyboard sets.
Since most of them come bundled with a mouse, I'd probably just grab a combo.
Don't really need the mouse though, already using a Logitech one and don't think I'll swap it out yet.

So, here's what I'm looking at:
Logitech Cordless desktop LX710
($180)

Logitech Cordless desktop S520
($133)

Logitech Cordless desktop Wave
($180)

Maybe even this one:
Logitech Cordless desktop MX3200
($230) but honestly, feels like overkill... not sure if it's worth the extra cash)

Anyone here used any of these sets or keyboards before??

Which one would you pick??

Thanks for the help
and if you own one of these, let me know how long the battery actually lasts on the keyboard?
wiredmarlin5 wiredmarlin5 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2009
#2 ·
I’ve got the full MX3200 set here, and honestly, the keyboard is absolutely top-tier... just phenomenal... but the mouse? It’s a bit underwhelming, really, so I don't even bother reaching for it. Instead, I’ve been pairing that keyboard with my MX Revolution, and let me tell you, I am beyond thrilled with how that combo works together!
placidgull21 placidgull21 Member
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joined Feb 2012
#3 ·
To be honest, I don't see the point in dropping that kind of cash on a keyboard. Personally, I’ve always been fine with basic stuff—I used one of those old Chicony models for maybe eight or nine years before I accidentally spilled a drink all over it, and now I’ve just been using some cheap Logitech model for a year or two lately.

The thing is, wireless keyboards seem great for the first month or so, until you realize they basically do the exact same job as a wired one. You start thinking you don't actually need the wireless freedom, especially when the battery dies right in the middle of a workday, you don't have any spares lying around, the local Best Buy is closed, and you suddenly have something urgent to type up. 😁
darkviper7 darkviper7 Member
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joined Jan 2008
#4 ·
I’m with you on that.
Honestly, whether you go wired or wireless doesn't even matter that much in the grand scheme of things.
Unless, I guess, you're planning on playing games on a laptop or some tiny LCD screen where you actually need to move the keyboard around.
I've been rocking a wireless setup for about four years now, and if I'm being totally honest, the wireless part hasn't really changed my life or anything.
But for mice? Yeah, it's definitely worth it—I'd highly recommend picking up a solid wireless one.
Personally, I usually stayed on the lower end, like below an MX Master series 🙏

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