Logitech MK220 Wireless Combo

SPECIFICATIONS

FEATURES

The compact keyboard-and-mouse combo with all the right keys.

Super space saver

This clever little keyboard has all the standard keys—so you can save lots of space without missing a thing.

Free to roam

The reliable wireless connection lets you work or play up to 10 meters (33 feet) away with virtually no delays or dropouts.*

Good life

You can go for months without battery hassles—24 months for the keyboard and 5 months for the mouse.** Wireless range may vary due to environmental and computing conditions.

** Keyboard battery life calculation based on an estimated two million keystrokes/year in an office environment. User experience may vary. Mouse battery life may vary based on user and computing conditions.

The compact keyboard-and-mouse combo with all the standard keys, extended battery life and reliable, long-range wireless.

Much smaller design, same keys

The compact keyboard is about 36% smaller than standard keyboards but still has all the standard keys—so doing the things you love is as easy as ever.

Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless

So you can work or play in more places—like your comfy couch—the wireless connection virtually eliminates delays, dropouts and interference and gives you a range of up to 10 meters (33 feet).*

128-bit AES encryption

It helps protect your information by encrypting data transfer between the keyboard and receiver with one of the highest levels of data encryption available.

Fewer battery hassles

A 24-month keyboard and 5-month mouse battery life mean you can go for months without the hassle of changing batteries.**

Sleek, minimalist design

The keyboard’s minimalist design not only blends in with your décor—it serves a purpose. No extra space between the keys makes it compact as well as sleek.

Plug-and-play simplicity

Setup couldn’t be easier—you simply plug the wireless receiver into a USB port on your computer and start tweeting, blogging and IMing right away without software.

Whisper-quiet keys

The keys barely make a sound, so you can hear the song you’re listening to—instead of the sound of typing.