Logitech MX-5500 Revolution Cordless Desktop for $139.95 + $15 Shipping

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Store RepGav123 on 13/01/2009 - 15:36 dailygizmo.com.au (896 clicks)
Last edited 13/01/2009 - 16:51 by 1 other user

Precision meets convenience.

MX Revolution Cordless Laser Mouse: Experience extreme accuracy and flawless tracking on nearly any surface.
Revolutionary scroll wheel: Lets you speed through long documents.
Precise, click-to-click scrolling: Switch from rapid scrolling to click-to-click for navigating lists, slides, and images.
Rapid charging stand: Eliminates the need to change batteries.

Instant access and control.
Dynamic keyboard display: An integrated LCD makes it easy to play music, use your calculator, receive incoming message notifications, and check the time and date.

Easy, reliable connections and extended range.
Bluetooth® wireless technology: Enables dependable, cordless connectivity from up to 30 feet.
Logitech SecureConnect™ technology: Helps ensure a hassle-free setup, right out of the box.

First-class comfort.
Sculpted mouse: Fits your hand for ultimate comfort and control.
Comfortable keyboard: Offers a more natural typing experience.
Soft, coated palm rest: Comfortably supports your hands.

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  Store RepGav123 @ DailyGizmo.com.au on 13/01/2009 - 15:37

  good product, good price.

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  jnav on 13/01/2009 - 15:41

  $139.95 not bad!

  Around $150-170 on staticice

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  SmartCover on 13/01/2009 - 15:42

  good price…. postage?
  Also do you mind to include the price on your subject?

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  ESEMCE on 13/01/2009 - 15:45

  Oh man… I'm really tempted, but then i look at the HT offer on the equivalent Microsoft Entertainment Desktop 8000 from mid 2008 at only $100 +delivery (after rebates) and $140 +delivery starts to look expensive.
  Dunno what to do.

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    winter on 14/01/2009 - 21:17

    I have this keyboards set, its great except the silver on a couple of the keys is started to wear off (after 6 months). In the process of replacing it with microsoft under warranty.

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  tonyxu on 13/01/2009 - 16:07

  trade club used to sell 5500 at 125+10 postage… not any more due to the currency exchange rate. the deal is ok for now. And for Scubacoles, 8000 doesn't have number pad and the mouse will be far far away from 5500 (use revolution). The pro for 8000 is that the keyboard is chargable and led back.

  I will still choose 5500.

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  con4n007 on 13/01/2009 - 16:21

  got myself off ebay for $70 + $30 delivery.
  Still cheap for $100 brand new :)

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  WhiteEvo6 on 13/01/2009 - 16:35

  Can recommend this keyboard and mouse, I got this for my PS3 so I can surf the net and play games with it. Really nice setup and thats a good price.

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  [email protected]… on 13/01/2009 - 17:06

  I got one of these about 5 months ago and then the mouse died. When that happened I found that it's not uncommon for the mouse to have problems.
  Warranty was an issue too with both retailer and Logitech pointing the finger at each other. Retailer eventually coughed up. (edit: not the retailer of this ozbargain).
  It was certainly nice when it lasted, but I've been once bitten.

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  sonicentropy on 13/01/2009 - 17:12

  Will try my luck with officejerks price match today, if they have it….

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  aeon on 13/01/2009 - 17:19

  Damn that's a good price - though I just ordered that Cordless Wave Pro two days ago after much indecision. Oh well - some reviews like the mouse in that package better than this one (even though this one is better spec wise).

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  con4n007 on 13/01/2009 - 22:08

  yes officeworks do have this. good luck with your price match :)

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  sonicentropy on 13/01/2009 - 22:11

  Office works (Brisbane city) refused to pricematch because they didnt have a phone number to call them and because they dont price match with those 24 hour websites…wtf

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  Biggles on 14/01/2009 - 11:06

  Office Works at Punchbowl price matched, but included the shipping in the price they'd beat, so ended up costing me $147.20 w/ the 5% discount.

  So far so good, worked straight out of the box, even with the bluetooth which surprised me. Keyboard is nice to type on although I haven't done much with it yet. Mouse seems nice to use. Comes with the batteries for the keyboard as well which is showing as 120 days battery life which will be good. Wish the LCD display was back lit, and the calculator is actually in the keyboard, not bringing up windows calc onscreen which I'm 50/50 on at the moment. I haven't gotten the media function working yet, but have gotten date, time, temp, etc all happening.

  Overall very nice k/m combo, and happy with that price. Bluetooth gives good range as well =)

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  schnauzer on 04/04/2010 - 13:48

  Does this come with the setpoint disc as many have said it does not and that is an issue plus now we have Windows 7 are there updates for this k/board and mouse?