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Logitech MK320 wireless keyboard & mouse review: A flawed mouse holds this bundle back

Logitech MK320 wireless keyboard & mouse review: A flawed mouse holds this bundle back

Posted on August 9, 2018July 27, 2019 By Jarvis

The stiff-buttoned mouse doesn’t quite pass muster.

The Logitech MK320 keyboard feels fine and boasts solid wireless connectivity plus programmable keys for a bargain price, but its included, stiff-buttoned mouse doesn’t quite pass muster.

The roomy, and relatively responsive Logitech MK320 keyboard isn’t bad as far as cheap keyboard bundles go, but it’s saddled with a so-so mouse. On sale for as little as $25 on Amazon (its list price is $40), the MK320 benefits from dead-simple wireless setup and snappy typing, but the stiff buttons on the mouse make clicking a drag.
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