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| Logitech MK710 | Price and description | | | Publish date: 19 August 2010 by Johan Keyter | | Recommended Retail Price R1200 | Description The Logitech MK710 wireless desktop features easy to use plug and play wireless capabilities as well as one of the most comfortable peripheral experiences today. Read our complete Logitech MK710 review. |
Recommended Retailers The Tech Breakdown The Good The Bad The Conclusion Impressive wireless range, loads of customiztion options and plug and play wireless capabilites all count in the MK710''s favour. Different sizes for some of the keys requires some getting used to. A high quality design coupled with a feature rich and easy to use package. | | User Comments |  Posted by JKeyter on 25-08-2010 @ 03:55 PMThe MK710 combo isn't aimed at gamers at all, that's why they didn't include any of the 'gamer friendly' additions you mentioned.
This bundle is designed for home or office users spending a lot of time typing or who need to move around their setup frequently.
Check out our peripherals section if you want a look at some Logitech devices designed especially for gamers. |
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Well I guess at R1200 for the combo, the market that this is aiming towards has to be your gamer most likely in thier late 20's-early 30's as they will have the affordability for it.
What I dont get is that it doesnt come with any of the normal "gamer" hotkeys on either the keyboard or mouse. Typically most gamers want at least a 5 button mouse with 4-6 hotkey buttons on the keyboard, Of which this doesnt seem to have either...
At R1200 you can easily get on of the lower to mid range Sindwinder or Razor setups that offer you on th fly dpi scaling and all the other buttons.
Surely Logitech made a mistake with this one?