Wireless

[Zeorymer]

What are the disadvantages of wireless keyboards and mice?

 

[FreshFish]

Sometimes you can have problems with recieving the signal if the reciever is set up in a wierd place. Tracking on the mouse could be crappy and there could be considerable lag with both the mouse and keyboard if you buy a crappy quality set. Furthermore, they require batteries.

I suggest the Logitech MX Duo if you are in the market. I have had none of the above listed problems and the mouse's batteries are rechargeable!!

 

[nageov3t]

there's the occasional reception problem, but honestly, I haven't had an issue that wasn't fixed in under a minute since IR-receivers were phased out in the late 90's.

 

[FreshFish]

Yea, IR=suck

 

[Zeorymer]

arigatou

thanks

 

[RadioHead84]

I dont like them as much..Maybe i have had some bad keyboards and mice but i can tell the diffrence. There seems to be a little delay..not like anything you can see but i can kinda sense it...i dunnol..maybe i am crazy

 

[FreshFish]

Originally posted by: RadioHead84
I dont like them as much..Maybe i have had some bad keyboards and mice but i can tell the diffrence. There seems to be a little delay..not like anything you can see but i can kinda sense it...i dunnol..maybe i am crazy

...or maybe you have "the force"

 

[DarkAmeba]

MX Dou is awesome. Same latency as corded.

 

[BaumerX]

Seems gaming magazine reviews rate them poorly for response. But for everyday office use the rechargeable would be great.

 

[kaizersose]

Originally posted by: DarkAmeba
MX Duo is awesome...

 

[Juice Box]

Originally posted by: kaizersose

Originally posted by: DarkAmeba
MX Duo is awesome...