Looking for a wireless keyboard

[yg17]

Hello, I'm looking for a good wireless keyboard (preferabbly Logitech, I've had good luck with their products in the past) but from what I've found in online shops, most are available as a keyboard/mouse combo. I already have an MX700 so I would just need a wireless keyboard instead of the combos.

Also, are there any keyboards that will work with an MX700 receiver so I only need one reciever on my desk? Thanks

 

[Alastria]

I was in the same situation 6 months ago (I owned a MX700 and a wired keyboard). As far as I could tell, neither MS, nor Logitech, makes a wireless keyboard-only. Everything wireless is a combo.

I bought the Logitech Cordless MX Duo, for $75, then gave the MX700 mouse to my mom. Or you could keep the old MX700 as a backup, since either mouse works with either base station. But the keyboard needs the MX Duo base (you'll see it has Caps-Num Lock LEDs on the Duo base).

 

[larciel]

both MS and Logitech makes wireless keyboard and sells it separately from combos.

Logitech gets my personal vote

 

[Safeway]

Yea, you can buy the Logitech MX keyboard separately.

 

[ravana]

Another vote for the MX Keyboard, I have the duo and I love it

 

[imported_Solace666]

As do I. MX all the way.

 

[yg17]

where at? Every place I've seen it has it bundled with the mouse

 

[lucrioual]

newegg has one of them
not the mx though
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=23-126-145&depa=0

here is the microsoft:
http://www.newegg.com/app/viewproductdesc.asp?description=23-109-128&DEPA=0

 

[harrkev]

Is there a problem with getting a mouse combo?? I have the MX wireless combo and love it.

I can see your point if you already have the wireless mouse, but if you have a separate mouse and keyboard, does that mean that you have TWO different radio receivers sitting on your desk? I would go for the combo just to avoid cable clutter.

The MX duo is nice because the mouse has recharcable batteries.