Any feedback on which is better? I've always had good luck with MS hardware but am open to Logitech if it is better. The price works out to be about the same $85sh after rebate/taxes.
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MS Elite or Logitech MX cordless keyboard & mouse?
- Thread starter bebrewer1
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get the MX Duo from newegg for 74.00 shipped when i bought it
great mouse/keyboard combo.
The thing is so precise that my desk with little unsmoothness (like tiny cracks in wood), the mouse acts a little wierd. It didn't do that before with my MS intellimouse. But now I got my ratpadz GS, the mouse is so smooth and precise without the wierdness.
go for the MX duo
edit: even better now its 72.00 with free shipping link here
great mouse/keyboard combo.
The thing is so precise that my desk with little unsmoothness (like tiny cracks in wood), the mouse acts a little wierd. It didn't do that before with my MS intellimouse. But now I got my ratpadz GS, the mouse is so smooth and precise without the wierdness.
go for the MX duo
edit: even better now its 72.00 with free shipping link here
Actually I more prefer Logitech elite duo than MX duo.
Though there are more buttons on MX duo, but I think it's too large for my hand.
I didn't use MS elite duo, but I don't like MS IE4 that much.
Though there are more buttons on MX duo, but I think it's too large for my hand.
I didn't use MS elite duo, but I don't like MS IE4 that much.
MX Duo, definitely.
My wife got the set for her computer at work ($60 after rebates and coupons), and she loves it. I've got the Elite Duo at home and I'm quite happy with it as well. The mouse on the MX Duo is about the best you can get, and the keyboard is pretty spiffy as well. There are lots of very useful contols on the Logitech keyboard that MS still hasn't perfected. The Logitech dial-style volume control is a lot more intutive than the button-style MS version. The scroll wheel on the left hand of the Logitech keyboard is also really nice for serious two-fisted web browsing. MS tried it a while back, but they made their scroll wheel bigger and fuglier, which really ruined the look of their Office keyboard.
The keyboard is also quite comfy for extended typing sessions, which is really key. Like I said, my wife loves it and she does a LOT of typing in her job. Their zero degree tilt thing really does seem to be a bit easier on the wrists. My wife used to get carpal tunnel pain really bad, but with the MX Duo she hasn't been feeling it as much. I've not felt any pain out of my Elite Duo either for that matter.
My wife got the set for her computer at work ($60 after rebates and coupons), and she loves it. I've got the Elite Duo at home and I'm quite happy with it as well. The mouse on the MX Duo is about the best you can get, and the keyboard is pretty spiffy as well. There are lots of very useful contols on the Logitech keyboard that MS still hasn't perfected. The Logitech dial-style volume control is a lot more intutive than the button-style MS version. The scroll wheel on the left hand of the Logitech keyboard is also really nice for serious two-fisted web browsing. MS tried it a while back, but they made their scroll wheel bigger and fuglier, which really ruined the look of their Office keyboard.
The keyboard is also quite comfy for extended typing sessions, which is really key. Like I said, my wife loves it and she does a LOT of typing in her job. Their zero degree tilt thing really does seem to be a bit easier on the wrists. My wife used to get carpal tunnel pain really bad, but with the MX Duo she hasn't been feeling it as much. I've not felt any pain out of my Elite Duo either for that matter.
Thanks for all the feedback, I'm definitely going to check out the MX Duo and maybe the Elite Duo if I can get it reasonably.
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