Logitech MX3200 Cordless Desktop Laser (Black) by Logitech
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Digital camera reviews of Logitech MX3200 Cordless Desktop Laser (Black)
Digital camera Review: Do not buy this keyboard
Summary: 1 Stars
I wanted a simple USB device. Instead there's a hideous thing with a 3 foot cord that would have to sit on my desk. How stupid. How ugly. Give me my money back.Digital camera Review: Do not buy this piece of useless garbage
Summary: 1 Stars
I have always been a fan of logitech however this MX3200 setup the keyboard is malfunctioning and has power issues. (Not connecting issues)
The mouse works perfect but the keyboard 100% useless I ended up buying a cheapo $5 Labtec keyboard and it works perfect. Logitech has lost one valuable customer cause I am disgusted with their poor customer support.
Their online forum is also a joke. Maby cause China producing cheaper more inferior parts now who knows but Logitech should be ashamed. I live in the Caribbean so I have no warranty and cannot send it back to Amazon so when we down here buy something it must be very good. Hence the reason I have decided to start buying only SONY Products from now on. Only Japanese Made, American quality has never disappointed me before but now I am only buying Japanese products. As for keyboards a Labtec for $5 will do just fine.
Digital camera Review: Don't waste your money on this keyboard
Summary: 1 Stars
Logitech makes some good keyboards. This is not one of them. The keys feel a bit cramped. The LED indicators are almost invisible and not useful. The rear height adjustment is so small it is laughable. Many of the special function keys do nothing useful.
Despite those flaws, this could have been an adequate keyboard but for a fatal flaw: the "Dynamic Search & Zoom" slider on the left edge of the keyboard is an intrusive annoyance that frequently disrupts productive work. If anything (your hand, your sleeve, a piece of paper on your desk...anything) touches the Dynamic Zoom slider, the monitor display automatically starts zooming. It quickly either recedes into invisibility or zooms-in until a small part of the page fills your monitor. Once it reaches the limit of its zoom range (which happens quickly), the keyboard starts making a buzzing/beeping noise. You now have to stop whatever you were doing, figure out what tripped the automatic zoom function, remove it from the area near the keyboard, and re-set your display before resuming work. Depending on how crowded your desk is, this can happen every few minutes, or even every few seconds. This useless auto-zoom feature can be slowed-down a bit (so it zooms more slowly), but I have been unable to find any way to turn it off. Thus, a feature of dubious utility quickly comes to dominate the keyboard in a very undesirable and disruptive way.
I love wireless keyboards, but I am junking this one as soon as I can get a replacement.
Digital camera Review: Easy setup and Works great!!
Summary: 5 Stars
Keyboard and mouse were very easy to install and they work flawlessly. Just what have come to expect from Logitech equipment.Digital camera Review: Eliminates wires!
Summary: 5 Stars
I have this keyboard and mouse setup, and I'm very happy with it. It's well designed and the batteries last a long time. It's nice to be able to eliminate wires on the desktop for a nice clean look. The mouse feels very ergonomically designed and the keyboard took only a couple of minutes to set up. The palm rest eases strain on your hands if you spend a lot of time typing on the computer.