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Logitech Cordless Desktop MX 5000 Laser (967558-0403)

4.1 out of 5 stars 173 customer reviews
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Product Dimensions 18 x 8 x 3 inches
Item Weight 4 pounds
Shipping Weight 5 pounds
Domestic Shipping Item can be shipped within U.S.
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ASIN B000AY5ZIS
Item model number 967558-0403
National Stock Number 7025-01-604-6273
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4.1 out of 5 stars 173 customer reviews

4.1 out of 5 stars
Best Sellers Rank #1,179 in Electronics > Accessories & Supplies > Computer Accessories > Keyboards, Mice & Accessories > Keyboard & Mouse Combos
Discontinued by manufacturer Yes
Date first available at Amazon.com July 2, 2004

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4.0 out of 5 starsTwo steps up, one back
By Rick V on October 2, 2005
I've owned every top of the line Logitec cordless keyboard/mouse combo's since they began making them.. about 3 years ago. I'm not stating top of the line out of ego but more to let you know that I havent owned the more economical packages they have to offer and cannot comment on how they compare.

The previous version I owned was called the MX700. It was a cordless optical mouse and cordless keyboard that use FM to communicate to a base station/charging station for the mouse. They keyboards all use AA batteries. Funny thing was the first iteration of logitec keyboards took 6 batteries then they learned a little and the newer revisions only took 2.

The MX5000 brings in a few techie changes:

Laser tracking on the mouse

Added bells and whistles to the keyboard

Bluetooth communication and simpler interface to the computer

I just picked this up 4 days ago so I'm not really sure what all the extra stuff on the keyboard is for. But its back up to 4 batteries now. There is an on keyboard LCD display (non-color) that shows its status and other stuff. Lighted sliderbars and media player controls on the left side. This kit is pretty much the top of the line keyboard/mouse setup you can buy today.

Things I like:

Laser mouse tracking seems to have a higher DPI rate (accuracy) over the old MX700

Onboard mouse battery power meter

Bluetooth connection plug is much better than the old ps2/usb connectors.

Updated tilt/scroll mouse, back fwd browser nav thumb buttons.Read more ›
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1.0 out of 5 starsBuyer beware
By Dan Cormany on January 20, 2007
I got this keyboard/mouse to accompany a new computer and I had generally had good luck with Logitech in the past. All luck was gone with this product - the bluetooth signal continually dropped out, leaving me with either just a mouse or just a keyboard or neither. If the product works for you, consider yourself fortunate, as worse than the lousy product is the customer service provided by the company. The support phone line is not toll free, they operate bankers' hours (Monday through Friday only), and after the usual 20 minute wait for a live person, I was asked to read off the serial numbers of all 5 pieces, necessitating crawling around with flashlight and phone to get this "critical" information to them. (I can understand the mouse and keyboard numbers, but do they really think I switched out a power cord on them and am trying to con them?)

Then, after a couple reboots, which failed to accomplish anything (I told them I had done that at least a dozen times, but they were not convinced, apparently), I was told that "probably" it was a bad USB plug on my computer, and the company could do nothing for me.

They did not stand behind this product even a little - it was as if they knew they had a lemon on the market and didn't want to get into replacing faulty equipment. For the record, I have a keyboard plugged into that suspect USB port and it works fine.

My $150 investment in this Logitech equipment? It is in a box gathering dust in the garage as it was so undependable and spotty I couldn't continue to use it. For what I paid for it, one would think some help troubleshooting, or some offer to replace faulty equipment, might come with the price.

Logitech has lost my faith and all goodwill I felt for the company.
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3.0 out of 5 starsHave to lower my review for this one...
By tomjonesrocks on November 2, 2005
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Originally gave this product 3 stars, and now I wish I could lower it to 2. I wound up deciding I just couldn't deal with the keyboard's shortcomings (see below) and decided to return the item. Unfortunately, the uninstaller left some registry keys in Microsoft Outlook and now every time I launch my email, I get an error message saying Logitech software is missing. After 2 hours on the phone with Logitech (as some have mentioned, the email support is REALLY a joke), the support person gave up and said they would call me back with a solution within 24 hours--that was 4 days ago. Probably spent 10 hours troubleshooting my registry and whatnot and still haven't found the registry keys in Outlook that were left by the uninstaller. So even the software on this particular product seems half-baked.

I'm still very partial to Logitech mice, but I doubt I'll ever buy another keyboard from the company. Bought a corded Microsoft Natural keyboard and have been impressed. This bluetooth thing for keyboards and mice just hasn't been done to its potential yet. To that end, the touch sensitive controls on this board are nothing more than a gimmick. For instance, for volume, you have to run your hand over the slider over and over to get the volume down--and there's about a second pause in between each action. It's the most inefficient thing...useless and frustrating. The mute button, also, barely functions and is really tough to access. And that's a button you want to access quickly. Here it's out of position and you have to touch it very precisely for it to work. Really stupid.

For volume, the "wheel" in the center of the Elite keyboard, for instance, was an enormous step up above this mechanism and Logitech should have stuck with that.Read more ›
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Most Recent Customer Reviews

5.0 out of 5 starsLogitech's Piss-Poor "Set-Point" Software Programme Suite: It SUCKS!!

I Love the MX5000 Keyboard...what I DON'T Like?? is Logitech's Piss-Poor "Set-Point" Software Programme Suite. It SUCKS!!. But the Keyboard features are really nice.

Published 21 days ago by Charles Michel Gerarrd
5.0 out of 5 starsReliable and very functional keyboard/mouse combo

I owned this keyboard for several years and its still running strong. Initially used as part of my HTPC in the family room I had zero problems getting a signal from across the... Read more

Published 3 months ago by TJ
4.0 out of 5 starsFour Stars

A very comfortable keyboard and mouse combo, highly recommended!

Published 5 months ago by Gonzo
1.0 out of 5 starsIndeed there is alot of noticeable lag during typing and for some...

Keyboard review only, gaming centric review. 1/5 based on price-when-new to quality ratio

Found the keyboard in a thrift shop for $7 and couldn't pass it up despite the... Read more

Published 16 months ago by Fretless
5.0 out of 5 starsFive Stars

Easy and handy

Published 17 months ago by Francine Sherbert
5.0 out of 5 starsI purchased this on February 24, 2008 it is ...

I purchased this on February 24, 2008 it is now August of 2014 and I am typing this review on the very same mouse and keyboard. I think this is an exceptional value.

Published 19 months ago by Kevin Phelps
5.0 out of 5 starsStill love these units

Still love these units. Now using one for my laptop and one for the desktop.
So comfortable to use!

Published 20 months ago by Shelly Anderson
3.0 out of 5 starsGood, once you get everything working that is

I think this is an ok keyboard. Iv'e had a few problems but that was because of Windows 8 and that was resolved with an update. Read more

Published on March 31, 2014 by daniel mcmorrow
4.0 out of 5 starslove it so much i bought 3 in 10 yrs

I have used this set since 2005 , bought the third one a few months ago ,seems others liked it so much they took it from me twice, I love not needing batteries for the mouse and... Read more

Published on January 21, 2014 by TA2LESS
5.0 out of 5 starsUsing this since 2007 and loving it

I have been using this keyboard/mouse combo since 2007.
The most used keys have the white letter printed on them gone by now (A, S, E, N, M), but other than that it performs... Read more

Published on January 2, 2014 by home user

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