Customer Reviews for Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
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Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
Model: 64390
SKU: 7849821
UPC: 085896643906
This wireless keyboard and mouse features a 30' range, so you can place them anywhere on your desktop.69.99
Average Customer Rating:
2.2
out of 5
(34 Reviews) 34
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Customer Reviews for Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
Review 1 for Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
30' range?
Customer Rating
1.0
Posted by: Davonthelake
from Canyon Lake, Texas
on 03/01/2009
What's great about it: Looks good
What's not so great: Battery life is limited. Connetion faulty and many dropped keystrokes.
I purchase this product several months ago and am going to go back to my corded MS keyboard. As I have said the battery life is limited but that is not the main issue. The connection is faulty. I have the usb reciever on top of my computer and the keyboard is about 4 feet away. There are many times that I have to mash keys to get anything and there are many dropped keystrokes. Makes for lots of backspacing. When the backspace key works. You have to take the battery cover off and move the batteries to ensure that they are making a good connection every so often. I have done so twice typing this. On the other hand I have not had any issues with the mouse other than a missed click or two. This product has left me with an extremely bad experience with Kensington to the point where I will not buy another of their products. It will not even make a good boat anchor..
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Review 2 for Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
Aweful Keyboard Great Mouse
Customer Rating
2.0
Posted by: Slateski426
from Old Bridge, NJ
on 02/14/2009
What's great about it: Mouse
What's not so great: Keyboard
Keyboard has terrible range. You must push the buttons real hard in order to get it on the screen! Even when the keyboard is close to the PC. I must frequently backspace and correct a lot of errors cause of this! Also another awful thing is that you wouldn't know if the Caps Lock is on or if the num Lock is on. There is no indication light!!! It's annoying when you are trying to type case sensitive passwords and such. Mouse is wonderful and very accurate. Extremely comfortable. Not worth the money! Might as well buy a wired keyboard for the same price. I'm going for the Logitech that has an illuminated keyboard!! I'll keep using the mouse I enjoy it!
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Review 3 for Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
An OK product with an Achiles heel
Customer Rating
2.0
Posted by: Scandata
from Sarasota, FL
on 11/12/2008
Value for Price
1.0
Compatibility
5.0
Design
2.0
Ease of Use
2.0
What's great about it: Nothing "great," it's just adequate
What's not so great: TERRIBLE range, keyboard layout
As many have mentioned, the range is terrible. I had the USB transmitter on the FRONT of my tower, which is under my desk - about three feet from the mouse/keyboard. Both the mouse and keyboard kept cutting out and stalling. In situations like online chats - where quick typing is important - I would have to re-read my messages before sending them because it kept leaving out letters when it would cut out.
I had to put the transmitter on a USB extension cable so it is 12" from the keyboard/mouse and now it works OK. The keyboard still lags sometimes, but it doesn't cut out and miss letters.
The mouse is nice, a good feel and well-positioned accessory buttons. My only complaint is that, while there are a lot of pre-configured options to choose from for the accessory buttons, you don't have the option of adding a custom key combination (eg. CTRL + TAB).
The keyboard feels very cheap. The buttons are a little tough to push when typing quickly. The keyboard is also laid out differently than other keyboards I've used. The left SHIFT key is the same width as the CTRL key, so I keep hitting the key next to it instead of SHIFT. Wedged between that and the Z key is a PIPE/BACKSLASH key. Oddly, they also put a PIPE/BACKSLASH key next to the ENTER button (yes, there are two identical keys on the keyboard). If you've used a Logitech board, the Kensington will take some getting used to.
I'll probably return it and get a Logitech.
I had to put the transmitter on a USB extension cable so it is 12" from the keyboard/mouse and now it works OK. The keyboard still lags sometimes, but it doesn't cut out and miss letters.
The mouse is nice, a good feel and well-positioned accessory buttons. My only complaint is that, while there are a lot of pre-configured options to choose from for the accessory buttons, you don't have the option of adding a custom key combination (eg. CTRL + TAB).
The keyboard feels very cheap. The buttons are a little tough to push when typing quickly. The keyboard is also laid out differently than other keyboards I've used. The left SHIFT key is the same width as the CTRL key, so I keep hitting the key next to it instead of SHIFT. Wedged between that and the Z key is a PIPE/BACKSLASH key. Oddly, they also put a PIPE/BACKSLASH key next to the ENTER button (yes, there are two identical keys on the keyboard). If you've used a Logitech board, the Kensington will take some getting used to.
I'll probably return it and get a Logitech.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Review 4 for Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
Avoid!
Customer Rating
2.0
Posted by: Suprdave74
from Orlando, FL
on 11/08/2008
Value for Price
2.0
Compatibility
3.0
Design
3.0
Ease of Use
1.0
What's great about it: It does have some good style, the mouse fits the hand well, great accuracy
What's not so great: The Keyboard frequently stops responding, range is very poor
I bought this set because it listed it as having 30' range, and I was intending to use it in my living room on a media center computer. Almost immediately I noticed response of the keyboard was lacking (even at less than 6' from the receiver) and now and then it would simply stop responding at all,
The mouse is very nice though, the laser tracked very nicely and the ribs on the side made from rubber are kinda weird to get used to but it kinda nice if you're using the mouse for a long time.
When it works, they keyboard is quick, responsive, and has a nice feel to it, but the frequent stoppages are more than annoying.
I returned it today and bought a Logitech S520 set, and I am very pleased with the features and options available. The keyboard seems just a 'tad' more sluggish when typing, but I also have the encryption turned on (a feature not even available on the Kensington), I suppose if I turn it off it'd be a little bit quicker, but I am initially very happy.
In short, do not buy this product, it is possible that I got a bad keyboard, but don't risk it unless you're a huge Kensington fan...I for one will probably not stray from Logitech...they haven't let me down yet.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Review 5 for Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
Not the Best Buy
Customer Rating
1.0
Posted by: Pbft1218
from Frederick, CO
on 10/16/2008
Value for Price
1.0
Compatibility
1.0
Design
1.0
Ease of Use
1.0
What's great about it: Mouse feels nice.
What's not so great: It just doesn't work.
Absolute junk! The keys on the keyboard are hard to push. I feel like I'm typing on a manual typewriter. Forget speed, you have to push hard! The mouse drops out on any surface. I finally took away the mouse pad and just use the bare desktop. Then I had to get a usb extension cable and put the receiver about 12" away from the mouse. The range on this thing is pathetic. I have replaced batteries, no change. Don't buy this usesless product.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Review 6 for Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
Good keyboard and mouse.
Customer Rating
4.0
Posted by: Nathanooo
from MN
on 09/28/2008
Value for Price
4.0
Compatibility
5.0
Design
5.0
Ease of Use
5.0
What's great about it: Looks great, solid.
What's not so great: Not good for gaming.
This is a great keyboard and mouse, as long as you aren't going to use it for gaming. I mean, I still use it for gaming, but, the buttons are too sticky, after a while, they tend to get stuck, rare, but it happens. Otherwise the keyboard and mouse look and work great. I think I've had to replace the batteries maybe 3 times in the past year, so, not bad.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Review 7 for Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
Flat our works!!!
Customer Rating
5.0
Posted by: Knotyguy
from St. Paul, Mn
on 09/15/2008
Value for Price
5.0
Compatibility
5.0
Design
5.0
Ease of Use
5.0
What's great about it: Does everything it's is supposed to do
What's not so great: I'd like a rechargable mouse, but those are rare birds.
Got this to replace my logitech which kept suffering because of the range (it is used on my Home Theater PC). No problems since I plugged it in :) Good feel to the keyboard and mouse has cool rubber sides with little rib like things that are comfy and give great control. Additional keyboard controls are pretty intuitive and out of the way enough not to get pushed by mistake. Nice buy for a good price.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Review 8 for Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
Meh, don't bother
Customer Rating
2.0
Posted by: Urny
from Raleigh, NC
on 08/18/2008
What's great about it: Quick buttons work on Mac & PC, battery life, mouse buttons are customizeable
What's not so great: No caps lock indicator, signal drop out when phone rings, poor fit and finish
I'm a self employed graphic designer and I spend a lot of time on this keyboard & mouse.
Pros:
- Batteries last. Been using the set for a while and have not had to replace batteries.
- Mouse is somewhat comfortable (no more so than other mice)
- Buttons on mouse are customizable, it'll spoil you for other mice
Cons:
- Every time my studio mates' phones ring, my mouse and keyboard quit responding. I will be replacing them because of this. If it's a long call, I might have to go without keyboard or mouse for an hour.
- The keyboard is basically flat on the desk. I like a little angle and can't get it.
- The rubber grips on the mouse hold all kinds of crud
- The rubber grip on the mouse has come off twice, the adhesive doesn't hold too well
- The function keys might or might not be enabled, you possibly have to try/undo/enable/reapply when using (every time). It's an awkward function button on the end of the row that doesn't show it's state.
- There are no little LEDs on the keyboard so you never know if you've accidentally hit the CAPS LOCK OR anYTHINg until you aRE hALFWAY THROUGH your email.
I think there are other sets out there that would be better for the price.
Pros:
- Batteries last. Been using the set for a while and have not had to replace batteries.
- Mouse is somewhat comfortable (no more so than other mice)
- Buttons on mouse are customizable, it'll spoil you for other mice
Cons:
- Every time my studio mates' phones ring, my mouse and keyboard quit responding. I will be replacing them because of this. If it's a long call, I might have to go without keyboard or mouse for an hour.
- The keyboard is basically flat on the desk. I like a little angle and can't get it.
- The rubber grips on the mouse hold all kinds of crud
- The rubber grip on the mouse has come off twice, the adhesive doesn't hold too well
- The function keys might or might not be enabled, you possibly have to try/undo/enable/reapply when using (every time). It's an awkward function button on the end of the row that doesn't show it's state.
- There are no little LEDs on the keyboard so you never know if you've accidentally hit the CAPS LOCK OR anYTHINg until you aRE hALFWAY THROUGH your email.
I think there are other sets out there that would be better for the price.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Review 9 for Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
Good keyboard
Customer Rating
4.0
Posted by: Stanley71
from Oklahoma
on 08/08/2008
What's great about it: Convenient to use
What's not so great: Range
This has been a great keyboard. It's easy to use and I like all of the functions it has. It does run out of batteries occasionaly, but that's to be expected. Sometimes if the keyboard gets out of range from the sensor you have to adjust your position but other than that, a great keyboard.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Review 10 for Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
had to be returned
Customer Rating
1.0
Posted by: mrsdigger
from San Angelo, TX
on 07/23/2008
What's great about it: mouse shape fit hand well
What's not so great: keyboard just up and quit, only works for righties
I bought this set to replace a worn out mouse. Upgrading the keyboard to wireless was a bonus, so we decided to try it. The mouse fits well in the right hand and movement was easilycontrolled. The keyboard was pretty easy to adapt to, although it remained a bit flatter than I would have liked. Then it just quit. Less than a month later it didn't work. I changed the batteries. Nothing. I could not get in touch with Kensington's customer support to ask them and their website had no suggestions as to a keyboard that failed to function. Rather than play around with the 5 year warranty, which meant possibly going days without a functioning keyboard (why pay for something that doesn't work?), I took it back. Got a MS3000.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Review 11 for Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
Great product
Customer Rating
5.0
Posted by: lee221221
from Los Angeles, CA
on 05/17/2008
What's great about it: One button shortcuts, 6 programmable button mouse
What's not so great: the media control buttons are innefficient
I'm actually very shocked to see so many negative reviews about this product. Personally, i would highly recommend this product over other more expensive keyboards and mice.
I do a lot of data entry at my job so I was looking for a mouse with lots of programmable buttons to assist me in my task. I bought this product, along with several "Logictech" mice that cost up to $100 (without a keyboard). After taking all of them for a test run, I found this product was FAR better then the more expensive Logictech mice I bought. The ability to program the buttons along with one click switches from tasks, and on button shortcuts for cut/paste really made my job a lot easier.
I don't know about all the media functions some of the customers are complaining about, but this product really simplified some of my professional tasks. I would highly recommend this product.
I do a lot of data entry at my job so I was looking for a mouse with lots of programmable buttons to assist me in my task. I bought this product, along with several "Logictech" mice that cost up to $100 (without a keyboard). After taking all of them for a test run, I found this product was FAR better then the more expensive Logictech mice I bought. The ability to program the buttons along with one click switches from tasks, and on button shortcuts for cut/paste really made my job a lot easier.
I don't know about all the media functions some of the customers are complaining about, but this product really simplified some of my professional tasks. I would highly recommend this product.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Review 12 for Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
So far it gets the job done
Customer Rating
3.0
Posted by: Kuiksilv85
from Rochester Hills, MI
on 04/20/2008
What's great about it: Works from farther away than any other device i've bought
What's not so great: DO NOT USE CD WITH VISTA!!!
At first glance the keyboard is quite comfortable, the mouse has very nice grips on the sides and seems to fit nicely in your hand. So far it has worked to my satisfaction. I do notice that occasionally while I'm typing the keyboard can cut out for a second and I'll miss a few letters but I haven't been able to get any other device to work from more then 2 feet away from my computer. I currently have my LCD TV set up as my monitor and have the computer in my living room. The device works okay for now, but I'm very worried based on other reviews.
DO NOT USE THE CD WITH VISTA!! For some reason if you install the CD on a Vista system your system locks up and wont recognize any input device once Windows starts to load. You'll need to press F8 upon startup (just keep mashing it until the options screen appears) with a wired keyboard and go through the system restore process to roll back your system to before installing the CD software (Vista should have automatically made a check point) and this can take a while so be patient.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Review 13 for Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
WORST Purchase Ever!
Customer Rating
1.0
Posted by: shopper82
from Delray Beach, FL
on 01/23/2008
What's great about it: looks nice, that's about all.
What's not so great: everything
This was a gift from my husband for my birthday and I felt bad to complain about it. But after I saw all these reviews, I realized it wasn't just me. This keyboard and mouse just suck. The keys were sticking and moving slowly from the first day I bought it. As we are both full-time students, funds are not that easy to come by...but as a long term investment for my field it was the best decision I ever made to return this waste of time product and spend the extra $30 for my logitech...which is perfect. No problems whatsoever with my wireless logitech. PLEASE DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS KENSINGTON KEYBOARD & MOUSE.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Review 14 for Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
Just Don't Know
Customer Rating
1.0
Posted by: meandi
from California
on 01/07/2008
What's great about it: I like the volume control on the keyboard
What's not so great: So so many
When I first bought this, I was happy with it. But soon the keys started sticking, I'm replacing batteries in the mouse every few months and the little pads on the mouse collect so much junk that it's like using the old corded mice. Also, when I use the scroll button to go down, it goes up and then down. Or it won't go down at all, just up. And it doesn't scroll smoothly. I agree with another customer as far as not using Kensington again. There are much better ones out there and that's what I'll use, even if I have to pay more. It's not worth getting something on sale if it frustrates you more than it helps.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Review 15 for Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
Skip This One
Customer Rating
1.0
Posted by: BluesBoy
from Dallas, TX
on 01/07/2008
What's great about it: Low Price
What's not so great: Low Quality
This product was passable when it worked but after about 45 days of light use the keyboard suddenly stopped working without warning. Fortunately I was using it with a laptop so I wasn't dead in the water at work. Be sure you have a back keyboard and mouse if you buy this product or you could find yourself unable to use your computer.
The legs on the keyboard are flimsy and collapse regularly. The keyboard is light and has a flimsy, breakable feel to it. The mouse is okay but seems to have a noticable lag. The software provided by Kensington was out of date as was the software downloaded from the Kensington web site.
The price is good but if you find yourself without a functioning keyboard or mouse without warning it isn't worth it at any price. Save your money and buy a better product.
The legs on the keyboard are flimsy and collapse regularly. The keyboard is light and has a flimsy, breakable feel to it. The mouse is okay but seems to have a noticable lag. The software provided by Kensington was out of date as was the software downloaded from the Kensington web site.
The price is good but if you find yourself without a functioning keyboard or mouse without warning it isn't worth it at any price. Save your money and buy a better product.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Review 16 for Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
A hamster on a wheel would be better.
Customer Rating
1.0
Posted by: Chasingeve
from Annapolis, MD
on 12/07/2007
What's great about it: The mouse "looks" sleek.
What's not so great: "Looks" don't operate my computer.
To start off, I would rate this item a 0 if I could. This is the first and last product I will ever purchase from Kensington. The design of both items is absurd, though I will have to rely on previous reviews regarding the flaws of the keyboard because it didn't last an hour on my desk.
The mouse only works intermittently and has to be less than 24" from the dongle to even get that much out of it. I use my home computer for gaming and video/music editing, so my mouse is very important to me. The "wrist end" on this mouse is too heavy, making it annoying to lift the mouse to reposition it on the pad (often times necessary in gaming). I don't understand why it so heavy, especially compared to the cordless optical mouse that I replaced it with from "LOGIcal TECHnology" (can't say the exact company name). I am definately a "LOGIcal TECHnology" fanboy, from their input controllers to their speaker systems, but I thought I would try out Kensington for a chance, and I sure do regret it.
I continue to use this garbage rat... I mean mouse... on my work computer, only because not having a cord is more important than the mouse actually working like it should. The keyboard sits on the top shelf in my closet, if anyone needs a free replacement. For my home computer I purchased a "LOGIcal TECHnology" G15 keyboard (overkill for normal people), and a "LOGIcal TECHnology" cordless laser mouse (perfect for anybody). Sorry for the long review, but it is a result of using this mouse for a year. (I conitnue to use it because I paid money for it)
The mouse only works intermittently and has to be less than 24" from the dongle to even get that much out of it. I use my home computer for gaming and video/music editing, so my mouse is very important to me. The "wrist end" on this mouse is too heavy, making it annoying to lift the mouse to reposition it on the pad (often times necessary in gaming). I don't understand why it so heavy, especially compared to the cordless optical mouse that I replaced it with from "LOGIcal TECHnology" (can't say the exact company name). I am definately a "LOGIcal TECHnology" fanboy, from their input controllers to their speaker systems, but I thought I would try out Kensington for a chance, and I sure do regret it.
I continue to use this garbage rat... I mean mouse... on my work computer, only because not having a cord is more important than the mouse actually working like it should. The keyboard sits on the top shelf in my closet, if anyone needs a free replacement. For my home computer I purchased a "LOGIcal TECHnology" G15 keyboard (overkill for normal people), and a "LOGIcal TECHnology" cordless laser mouse (perfect for anybody). Sorry for the long review, but it is a result of using this mouse for a year. (I conitnue to use it because I paid money for it)
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Review 17 for Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
One of the best feature combo
Customer Rating
4.0
Posted by: UdidWhat
from Birmingham, AL
on 11/19/2007
What's great about it: Responsive KB, ergonomic mouse design, WORKS as designed
What's not so great: VISTA - No mfg utility to program KB/Mouse - But work
1. What I really like about the combo is the fact that you get a lot of features for the price.
2. This combo is being use strictly in the living room for MCE function on Vista to a 42" TV, so there will not be heavy typing on it.
Built quality:
Keyboard has a good feel and responds well during key pressed. The media keys work and respond as expected.
Mouse fit and feels good in your hand and very comfortable during operating. This mouse is worth 1/2 the price of the combo. Besides being a laser mouse, it has very good pre-program buttons. Thumb buttons can be customizable (XP only), but only operate as forward/backward/open in Vista. The click wheel button can scroll and tilt, which is nice. Manual/box stated that battery will last 6-9 months on a normal 8 hr daily use on the combo, but there is an on/off switch on the bottom of the mouse which should extend the life of the battery in it.
USB Transiver:
This device is a typical size for today standard. The way that it's assembled was very cheap. I can pull the 2 side of the plastic enclosure apart w/o any effort. But overall works w/o a hitch.
Installation:
This is a PnP device and has already pre-config (sync) from the factory. Just plug in the USB Transiver and Windows will install the driver for it.
Note: Even though the package does not state Vista certify/compatible, you can still use this combo in Vista. All media keys will as labeled but you can’t customize it.
!! Vista users - DO NOT FORCE INSTALL software that came with package. If you do so (like I did), you will not have any keyboard or mouse (even whey plug in the PS2). See FAQ at mfg website.
I purchase an open box for 40 Washington and it’s worth every penny. I did consider going with name I know (Logitech – S510) before I saw this deal. Even if I was to pay full retail, I think would have been worth money.
Overall, I would recommend this to any one and would buy it again. (Well, after 5 years warranty is up)
2. This combo is being use strictly in the living room for MCE function on Vista to a 42" TV, so there will not be heavy typing on it.
Built quality:
Keyboard has a good feel and responds well during key pressed. The media keys work and respond as expected.
Mouse fit and feels good in your hand and very comfortable during operating. This mouse is worth 1/2 the price of the combo. Besides being a laser mouse, it has very good pre-program buttons. Thumb buttons can be customizable (XP only), but only operate as forward/backward/open in Vista. The click wheel button can scroll and tilt, which is nice. Manual/box stated that battery will last 6-9 months on a normal 8 hr daily use on the combo, but there is an on/off switch on the bottom of the mouse which should extend the life of the battery in it.
USB Transiver:
This device is a typical size for today standard. The way that it's assembled was very cheap. I can pull the 2 side of the plastic enclosure apart w/o any effort. But overall works w/o a hitch.
Installation:
This is a PnP device and has already pre-config (sync) from the factory. Just plug in the USB Transiver and Windows will install the driver for it.
Note: Even though the package does not state Vista certify/compatible, you can still use this combo in Vista. All media keys will as labeled but you can’t customize it.
!! Vista users - DO NOT FORCE INSTALL software that came with package. If you do so (like I did), you will not have any keyboard or mouse (even whey plug in the PS2). See FAQ at mfg website.
I purchase an open box for 40 Washington and it’s worth every penny. I did consider going with name I know (Logitech – S510) before I saw this deal. Even if I was to pay full retail, I think would have been worth money.
Overall, I would recommend this to any one and would buy it again. (Well, after 5 years warranty is up)
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Review 18 for Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
Great recommendation
Customer Rating
4.0
Posted by: Narnie
from New England
on 10/19/2007
What's great about it: easy to use and set up
What's not so great: CD-rom not compatible with Vista
The gentleman at Best Buy suggested this set becuase I wanted something wireless. This suits my needs perfectly. I love that the mouse has buttons to go forward or back a page. All the little shortcut buttons on the keyboard are great. Although I could use al of them if the CD were compatible to Vista. But overall I like it a lot.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Review 19 for Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
Great Key borad & Mouse
Customer Rating
4.0
Posted by: Gr8fulded42
from WS, NC
on 10/15/2007
What's great about it: Great even from 15-20 feet away
What's not so great: none
I originally bought a wireless keyboard and mouse that was an HP and only worked from like 5 feet away tops. I needed more than that. This keyboard has made my livingroom entertainment center great. I use it for internet connection from computer to 42" Visio in cabinet to use on the couch.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Review 20 for Kensington PilotBoard Wireless Laser Desktop
Absolute Junk
Customer Rating
1.0
Posted by: Homeboy
from Dallas TX
on 10/15/2007
Despite the sleek good looks, this is one of the worst products I have ever bought. Despite plugging the receiver into 6 different USB ports on my desktop computer, the mouse was never recognized and the keyboard was recognized on only 2 of the 6 ports.
I do not know whether my particular product was just simply DOA or what but I exchanged it for a Logitech. Too bad it had to be given one star.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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