Logitech Cordless Desktop MX 3200 Laser

Nice but not great

Strengths: Soft keys, lots of extra features on both keyboard and mouse, rubber grid, no interference with other equipment

Weakness: Keyb too flat, no click on keys, keys are marked with stickers, function keys too small, no CapsLock/NumLock leds, mouse not for games, only USB (will not work with KVM unless you have USB port on it)

For $60 it is a good buy. Soft keys are great but they lack any click. Keyboard is too flat (even using the height adjustments). Keys are marked with stickers which I suppose will rub off with heavy usage. Function keys (especially ESC key) are way to small and you have no leds for CAPSLock/NumLock (which is really annoying). Lots of additional buttons which can be set to perform various...

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Logitech MX 3200 Keyb/Mous Combo

Strengths: Soft touch/stroke to keys, Anti-Microbial technology, Quiet, Many programmable buttons and functions, Designed for Vista, Receiver can connect some other Logitch mice if preferred instead of MX 600

Weakness: No display backlight, Zoom on keyb. is too sensative, weight, No char count reset, No num/caps/scroll lock indicators, Not P/S2 compatible

One of the best keyboards I have used. The stroke feels very natural without too much strain on the wrist. It's many buttons and scroll bar on the keyboard make it great for multitasking and video games. The LCD includes a clock w/ date, character count (Logitch claims only reset by replacing batteries), timer, and alarm clock. I replaced the mouse with my MediaPlay mouse and it works great. The...

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Very nice, but keys a bit soft

Strengths: lots of buttons light nice construction overall

Weakness: software can be flaky keys a bit mushy

I got this as a replacement for an MX3000. I like the 3000 better, on the whole. The new keys are little softer, making it harder for me to touch type. In fairness, my wife likes it better this way. Also, the software is a little sensitive to other usb HID device -- it hates my Belkin UPS. Also, it doesn't have a charger, so make sure you have AA batteries and a charger.

Great Core mouse, mediocre keyboard

Strengths: Mouse; very well fit in hand. Keyboard; lots useful function keys. Lcd timer is very good!!, Very smooth keys. Thin.

Weakness: Mouse; heavier than lx7 Keyboard; Function keys are small. No light indicator for cap/num. lock.

Mouse is heavier thanlx7, but, overaqll is excellent, fit in hand to easy move - it is nearly the same as the MX600 laser mouse I used previously, except that it does not have the e-mail and instant messaging buttons that were on the MX600. It has also has a darker tone. Function keys of keyboard are small. No light indicator for cap/num. lock. But overall, the keyboard is great. The extra...

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Logitech MX 3200

Strengths: Very quite keyboard, included software easy to setup and has some pretty good options, uses a usb key.

Weakness: Haven't found any so far.

I love this desktop set. I have always liked the feel of a notebook keyboard and this one comes very close to it. Also the usb key is very big plus because it makes it so easy to swap at least the mouse between my desktop and notebook computers.

MX 3200 Laser Desktop

Strengths: Easy to set up; keyboard has a nice feel and is very quiet when typing; laser mouse fits my hand well and is easy to use.

Weakness: Lettering on the keys is not a bright as my Microsoft keyboard and is therefore harder to see in dim light. The volume and function keys are a bit small.

Overall a good combination and easy to set up. The feel of the keyboard is very nice, solid and quiet. I would prefer larger function keys and larger volume keys since I use those a lot for my applications...one thing my Microsoft Elite keyboard has over this one. The scroll wheel on the Logitech mouse is a bit rough (by design) compared to my old Microsoft optical mouse; that scroll wheel was...

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MX3200 keyboard - four stars but with reservations

Strengths: Decent layout. Customizable hotkeys. Included mouse is programmable and very nice.

Weakness: Zoom feature location & cannot be turned off. Software automatically loads a number of background applications.

I bought this keyboard to replace a Logitech DiNovo. I like the feel of the keys, not annoyingly "clicky" like other desktop keyboards, but they do lack that slight "click" at the end of the key travel (that the DiNovo had) which lets you know that the keyhas been pressed hard enough to enter a character. The keyboard lays flat and also has height adjusters to slighty elevate the front. The soft...

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Good value for money

Strengths: High-quality wireless keyboard and laser mouse at a reasonable price Decent range on keyboard (I use it from 6-8 feet away)

Weakness: Customisation software is not yet available for Windows Vista (as of December 2006) Some keystrokes would be dropped when I typed from over 8 feet away, moving the receiver a little bit solved this

Overall, this is a very reasonably priced keyboard-and-mouse set, and is of Logitech's usually high build quality. The mouse is laser, which is better than optical. It works even without the Logitech software, but without all the fancy custom keys. I'm currently running Vista RC2, which doesn't support the software, so I'm making do without them. It's still a pleasant experience.

I wouldn’t call this a great keyboard!

Strengths: Easy to install, very good driver support @ website, nice looking mouse, comes with a single USB Hub extension (may be great for flash drives).

Weakness: The Keyboard looks plasticy & gimmicky. Not exactly the “High-Techno” quality-build look I was hoping for. The board is Very Dark & hard to read.

The Zoom feature would be nice if it worked all the time… meaning that by the time you mouse into the picture gallery and find your photos it’s faster and simpler to keep using the mouse wheel to zoom (Vista’s OEM picture support is excellent on its own), furthermore as commented earlier, the little buttons are dark and hard to read making it more of a “let’s see what this one does”...

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Not worth the money.

Strengths: Quiet keyboard. Mostly plug-and-play. Works with Vista Home Premium (32-bit). Easy to set up mouse button mappings. Mouse is ergonomic.

Weakness: Changed key layout. Mouse is 2-button. Don't see much of a difference between a regular optical mouse (I own a Microsoft travel mouse optical) and the laser mouse.

The function keys are smaller than the function keys on my IBM Thinkpad (T42) keyboard. They're also changed the key layout on the page up/page down and delete keys. The insert key has been removed (only present in the numerical keypad). What was Logitech thinking? Also, while the keyboard is very quiet, it has this rubbery feel. I prefer the keys to be snappy a bit - there is the Kensington...

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