Logitech MK270R Desktop Combo $30 (Save $18) @ Big W
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That was the Not-so-smart bra. The Smart Bra 2 self-extinguishes any conflagrations.
the MK270R has been normally selling at Officeworks for $29. Also at MSY
It's a shame that MK270R doesn't use a unified remote
I'm summarizing the edited version of this post as: the best keyboard/mouse combo bra none
Buyer beware. Logitech doesn't seem to like supporting their previous generation of hardware on newer operating system. I have a couple of copies of the 260R combo that work well on Win 7 but were never updated to Win 8 or 10. They may never see the light of day. The MS Wireless 800 keyboards I bought at the same time have no such issues.
I have a couple of copies of the 260R combo that work well on Win 7 but were never updated to Win 8 or 10.
It's a keyboard. It doesn't need updates or drivers.
If you must, you can get the Win 8 and Win 10 connection driver off their website: http://support.logitech.com/en_in/product/wireless-combo-mk2…
But it's not needed, and adds no extra functionality.
Same with the MK270R in this deal… there is no issue with drivers for it either.
Please don't give people incorrect information.
See here:
https://forums.logitech.com/t5/Keyboards-and-Keyboard-Mice/L…
"Hi i owned the product MK260 keyboard and mice that i have plugged in my computer which is running Windows 8.
Keyboard and mice is working fine so far on Windows 8 but the problem is that hotkeys of keyboard it doesn't work everytime.To do hotkeys work i used to unplug the reciever and plug in again. Is any solution to work hotkeys everytime without to unplug and plug the reviever?
M/N: Y-R0015"
"The hot keys of the MK260 are not working properly on Windows 8, because there isn't a SetPoint version that would support this keyboard on Windows 8. This means that the MK260 works with the OS native drivers, and the extra keys on your keyboard are not supported on this OS.
…
At the moment we don't have any information regarding a new driver that would support the MK260 on Windows 8."
That was in 2013.
And here is the current state:
http://support.logitech.com/en_in/article/32427#Combos
"If you purchased your product before the Windows 8 release, you can check the list below to see if it's been identified to work with Windows 8 and Windows 10.
Product Model Number (M/N) Windows 8 Windows 10
Wireless Combo MK260r Y-R0015 No No"
The MK260R is not supported on Windows 8 and Windows 10 and does not work properly. No amount of bold text in your comment will change that.
Well sorry - I only know about this from reading online.
That was in 2013.
The support forums and Logitech's documentation state that the MK260 uses the operating system, not Logitech drivers. From what I read, that model has never used Setpoint or ever needed Drivers. So it's just a standard HID style accessory and it's not as if Logitech has done the dirty on anybody.
Your link doesn't work, but I found this one…
https://forums.logitech.com/t5/Keyboards-and-Keyboard-Mice/S…
You said "Logitech doesn't seem to like supporting their previous generation of hardware on newer operating system"
Well, if you read this thread:
https://forums.logitech.com/t5/Keyboards-and-Keyboard-Mice/M…
… will find that it's Windows that has dropped support for some of the special keys, not Logitech.
The MK260R is not supported on Windows 8 and Windows 10 and does not work properly
What (precisely) about it doesn't work? Just a few hotkeys?
Anyway, it's just a cheap combo, and getting pretty old. Lots of peripherals become unsupported when OS's get updated, it's just the way that things happen unfortunately.
Manufacturers don't support products forever - so just like any old defunct hardware, if it no longer does what you want then just chuck it out or freecycle it or something.
A few hotkeys like windows key without continually unplugging and replugging? Are you kidding me? The manufacturer has said it does not work not that it works with no media keys mapped. This is a bargain hunting site. A keyboard that is useless after a couple of years is no bargain. There are equivalent cheap alternatives that will have a longer life. My warning was appropriate. Meanwhile after I have shown your comment to be incorrect you're asking me to repeat what I bave linked??? If hou know so little about what is broken and can't be bothered reading or googling why on earth are you continuingnto argue and offer advice??
The software and hardware works perfectly fine here on Win10 x64, my only problem so far is the keyboard has a 'power button' that puts PC to sleep and I would sometimes bump it (or my cats walk on it) by accident, but I found you can disable in your device manager after installing the logitech setpoint software (not sure if it does anything without the software installed)
Disable this to disable power key;
Human Interface Devices > Logitech HID Keyboard Power Key (right click and disable it)
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