Logitech Cordless Freedom Optical Set (Cordless Keyboard & Cordless Optical Mouse) for Only $52.77!

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JumpOnDeals

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Logitech Cordless Freedom Optical Set (Cordless Keyboard & Cordless Optical Mouse) for Only $52.77@ JustDeals after using the $5 coupon code.

Search for 967091-0403, add it to your cart for $57.77. At checkout enter the coupon code for a $5 discount.

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from JustDeals:

Logitech Cordless Freedom Optical Set

The ultimate in comfort and design. Lose the restricting cord and the lint-collecting mouse. Every keystroke is now made easy with Zero Degree Tilt?, offering one of the lowest profile keyframes available. Seamlessly connect and navigate the Internet at the touch of an iTouch button or the scroll of the iNav wheel. Intuitive multimedia controls are at your fingertips and allow you to control MP3s, DVDs and CDs from your keyboard.
The Ultimate Cordless Keyboard and Optical Mouse.

Cordless Freedom - Less Clutter, more style, more freedom.
iTouch - a new age of internet navigation and control
Mulitmedia control - all main functions and easy-to-use volume dial for precise sound adjustment
Cordless MouseMan Optical - 800DPI optical four-button mouse
iNav Wheel - combined left and right-handed navigation for Microsoft Office and Internet Explorer
Zero-Degree tilt - Cool Curves and contours
System Requirements

IBM® or compatible system:
Available USB port or 2 PS/2 ports (1 mouse / 1 keyboard)
USB requires Windows® 98 or higher
Full iTouch? software functionality in Windows® 95 or higher
Windows® 3.x for basic functionality
Suspend mode requires Windows 95 or higher with power management enabled
CD-ROM drive
For Internet browser control:

An Internet account
Netscape Navigator® 3.0 or higher or America Online? 4.0 or higher or Microsoft® Internet Explorer 3.0 or higher
For Multimedia control:

Sound card and speakers
This item is Factory Recertified and comes with JustDeals.com's 30-day warranty in a non-retail box.

part # 967091-0403

Availability: Usually ships the next business day.

Regular Price: $129.95 - Our Price $57.77

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pdo

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I just ordered this cordless combo a 2 days ago before checking resellerratings. They got horrible rating I still haven't receive tracking number or anything. Hope they'll come thru this time..
 
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Flamigola

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:disgust: As I wrote in another thread you better check out resellersrating before buying from this dealer.
 
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GetReal

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Why even worry about these refurbished units when both Sams Club and Costco sell this comb for under $75 everyday. PM to Staples and if your lucky stack a coupon on top of that. There is also a 10% up to $10 rebate coupon in the box good on your next Logitech purchase limit 3 per person , but I submitted my three on these combos and received my rebates. For example, I purchased three of these back in April at Staples and PMed to Sams Club at $74 and was able to use a $40/$200 on top of that. My net after PM, and MIR was under $50 each for new units.
 
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passivex

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I bought this set 2 days ago at Staples pricematching buy.com's price of $77.99. Added a $10 off coupon and the total comes out to $65. Not bad but the mouse is so jumpy. It's not very accurate plus, since both keyboard and mouse are wireless, they use up 6 batteries together. I read online that the mouse will go through two AA batteries in about 2 weeks! Horrible! I don't want to keep changing batteries on my mouse every two weeks. To make matters worse, the mouse seems to be on all the time. I thought that it should have a power-save mode but it doesn't seem so.

The keyboard is a different story. I completely loved it, especially the volume dial. That really kicks ass. Too bad the mouse can't live up to the keyboard's standard.

Just returned the set to Staples. Saw the Microsoft Wireless combo at Costco for $79.99. Don't know if I should buy. I definitely like the MS mouse better though.

My 2cents on this...
 
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makstaks

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I've had the logitech set for a year now. I use the mouse and keyboard 8 hours a day and only replaced the batteries in the mouse twice. My only gripe about the mouse would be the weight of it. It certainly does not kill batteries considering its on 24hours a day.
 
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compper

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Originally posted by: makstaks
I've had the logitech set for a year now. I use the mouse and keyboard 8 hours a day and only replaced the batteries in the mouse twice. My only gripe about the mouse would be the weight of it. It certainly does not kill batteries considering its on 24hours a day.
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What batteries do u use? The batteries in mine run out after about a month, but I guess its because im using it 12 hours a day. Its not easy being a geek.



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seabee

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I have been using this set since Feb. I found that by placing a sheet of white paper under the mouse when I turn the computer off,it shuts the mouse off extending battery life.My gripe is the thumb button is too small for my arthritic hands. I would like to be able to make that button the WEB Wheel button instead of the double click but it can NOT be done.
 
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DaveJ412

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amazon.com has it for 72.54 with free shipping and u can find coupon codes out there floating around, got mine for 57.54 shipped brand new, bad thing? 5-7 days shipping for free.. can't have everything... hopefully this will let me get some better things in my gold box than the damn tupperware i've been getting! geez...........

EDIT: I forgot that I added a $5 GC that i had lying around for a survey a while back, found thanks to AT... =D
 
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AtomicPC

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For those people having problems with the batteries wearing out too quickly....Just call Logitech. I said my mouse batteries died after 4 weeks.....they sent me a new combo (mouse and keyboard and receiver) for FREE. I got it within a week. Awesome. They told me to keep the other set. Seems some of the older models had a mouse problem.:D
 
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WhineBaby

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Those of you that are members might want to check out your local Sam's Club--although samsclub.com has these priced at $74.99, I saw a modest stack of them just a few hours ago at my local Sam's marked at $49.99.

It seems that sometimes these low prices appear at some Sam's and not at others. Could also be a simple mistake in this case, I suppose.
 
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