Brand | Logitech |
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Manufacturer | LOGAM |
Colour | Black |
Form Factor | Slim, Ergonomic |
Item Height | 1.73 inches |
Item Width | 7.52 inches |
Computer Memory Type | L2 cache |
Wireless Type | 2.4 GHz Radio Frequency |
Power source type | Battery Powered |
Hardware Platform | PC |
OS | Windows xp, Windows vista, Windows 10 |
Are Batteries Included | Yes |
Lithium Battery Energy Content | 4 Watt Hours |
Lithium Battery Packaging | Batteries packed with equipment |
Lithium Battery Weight | 0.85 Grams |
Number Of Lithium Ion Cells | 1 |
Manufacturer | LOGAM |
Item model number | 920-006481 |
Product Dimensions | 50.8 x 19.1 x 4.4 cm; 86.4 Grams |
ASIN | B00QXT5T3U |
Logitech MK345 Wireless Combo Full-Sized Keyboard with Palm Rest and Comfortable Right-Handed Mouse - Black
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- Full-size keyboard layout: Comfortable, quiet typing on a familiar keyboard layout with generous palm rest, spill-resistant design and easy-access media keys like mute, volume and play
- Comfortable right-handed mouse: Hand-friendly contoured shape for smooth, precise tracking
- Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless connection: Delivers the reliability and speed of a corded connection
- Extended battery life: 3-year keyboard and 18-month mouse battery life virtually eliminates battery changes. Mouse battery life may vary based on user and computing conditions.
- Compatibility: Works with PCs using Windows or Chrome operating systems. Resolution: 1000 dpi
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Batteries | 2 AA batteries required. (included) |
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Date First Available | 14 December 2014 |
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4.4 out of 5 stars |
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58 in Computer Mice |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
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The Logitech Wireless Combo MK345 pairs a comfortable full size keyboard with a right handed mouse. Its wireless connectivity gives the reliability of a cord plus wireless convenience and freedom. On/Off switch.
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Ken Nuckolls
3.0 out of 5 stars
How to fix LAG on keyboard
13 September 2018 -
Published on Amazon.comPattern Name: SingleVerified Purchase
I very nearly gave this wireless keyboard/mouse a one star rating and a lousy review. For the first few hours, I battled with unpredictable periods of truly awful keyboard lag. Like waiting 30 seconds for it to wake up and accept my keystrokes. It was very very frustrating. I was on the verge of boxing it up and sending it back when I tried positioning the PC so the USB dongle was in line of sight of the keyboard and mouse. Aha! They both worked flawlessly. - This was not a practical solution though as I didn't want to use up one of my front USB ports, so I added a USB extension cable to the rear USB port I was using; plugged the dongle into that and then positioned the dongle in line of sight of the keyboard and mouse but in an unobtrusive location. So, if you are on the verge of tossing yours, try this solution. It's working like a champ now. No delays.
336 people found this helpful

Carolyn Cooki
1.0 out of 5 stars
Drives me crazy!
7 July 2018 -
Published on Amazon.comPattern Name: SingleVerified Purchase
In spite of trying everything recommended on the Logitech and other websites, this keyboard continues to stall, sometimes between words. There doesn't seem to be anything to do except wait (sometimes for several minutes) until it decides to work again. When I'm using QuickBooks, it will stall between transactions. I've tried different USB ports, downloading driver, etc. I don't even want to donate it to Goodwill--no one should go through this frustration.
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Deep Thought
4.0 out of 5 stars
Solid Basic Wireless Keyboard/Mouse Combo
16 February 2015 -
Published on Amazon.com
Logitech Wireless Combo MK345
I consider this a BASIC or starter wireless keyboard and mouse, and I am reviewing it IN THAT CONTEXT (even though there are a couple of Logitech wireless combos that are below this one). In that regard, it is quite good.
Right from the outset I was very impressed with it's no-hassle plug and play aspect. I literally removed it from the box (batteries came already installed), plugged the tiny nano-receiver into a USB port on the old laptop that I happened to have handy at the time (a 7 year old machine running Windows Vista) and both the keyboard and mouse were recognized and responsive in under 30 seconds. From box to working in a minute or two. That is probably record time for any computer accessory that I've ever installed.
➤'TIP: While this is plug-and-play and works perfectly without installing any drivers or software, you can get some added functionality if you install Logitech's Setpoint software. I have provided the link for it on the bottom of this review.
'➤IMPORTANT NOTE: Many people comment that the mouse is small. This is partially an ILLUSION due to the SHAPE of the mouse, which is a bit different from others. If you see my comparison photos, you will see that it is not much smaller than other mice.
I used two standard size mice and one very small travel mouse for comparison. Some people have also commented on the light weight of the mouse. This is actually true as it is in fact relatively light:
Here are my weight comparisons (without/with batteries):
Included Mouse (M275)-63g/86g VX Revolution (M-RBU126)- 83g/110g Marathon (M705)-87g/135g
VX Nano (M-RC134)-73/95g
FIRST IMPRESSION (Overall): Both the keyboard and the mouse are fairly light. There is protective plastic on the keyboard which once removed reveals an attractive glossy surface around the key portion of it. The palm rest has a flat rather than glossy finish and has small indentations which give it some very subtle texture. The mouse has a very narrow wraparound glossy collar (also covered with protective plastic). The sides (indentation for thumb and opposite side) have the same flat sheen and textured design as on the keyboard's palm-rest. The result is a sort of two-toned black on black look. Aesthetically, the mouse and keyboard co-ordinate very well.
MOUSE: This is quite obviously a right-handed mouse. Some might consider the mouse to be on the SMALLER side. This is really a MATTER OF PREFERENCE and as I already noted, this is largely an illusion. I have used both larger and smaller mice and sometimes it is just a matter of what you are accustomed to. I usually prefer the smaller mice because they seem easier to maneuver around with subtle finger movements. It has an overall ergonomic shape that feels pretty comfortable and natural in my own medium-sized hand. I can understand those with bigger hands preferring something a little more substantial. This is a great mouse to use with a laptop (or as a dual-use travel/stationary mouse), especially since it works with the nano receiver and has the small look.
This is a no-frills mouse. It has the basic left and right click button and wheel. It does not have any extra buttons that you find on some other mice that are usually programmed to move forwards or backwards through web pages, zoom, etc. The wheel does have a push button. When depressed, it puts the mouse into a 4-way scroll mode, that is you can scroll in four directions around a page by moving the mouse as you would normally move the cursor. Depress again to return to cursor control. It is made of a rubber-like material which gives it a nice feel.
The mouse seems responsive and I have not had any issues with losing connectivity so far.
KEYBOARD: Normal full-sized keyboard. There is an on/off switch and an LED Caps Lock indicator. The "Function" and "Control" keys might be a little larger than on other keyboards (especially the Function key) and it seems like the space bar was made a little smaller to accommodate this. I have not found it to be a problem for me, but felt I should note it any way. There are the typical flip-out feet to set the keyboard on an angle. The palm-rest is angled nicely and feels a comfortable size, not too obtrusive nor too diminutive. The keys feel soft when pressed and are fairly quiet. Logitech claims this to be a spill-resistant design. I have not tested this out yet, but if you knew me, you'd know that I will be able to report on this feature fairly soon.
There is a full range of function keys across the top with default shortcut/media keys displayed as icons (Home, Mail, Search, Calculator, Media Player, Previous, Play/Pause, Next, Mute, Decrease Volume, Increase Volume). You need to download the Setpoint software from Logitech's website for these to work properly and the way that you want them to.
BATTERY LIFE: Logitech claims that this combo has "Advanced energy-efficient design" which should yield a very generous battery life of 3 years for the keyboard and 18 months for the mouse. Of course there is no way to prove or disprove this just yet.
IN CONCLUSION: I will say again that this is good basic or starter combo. If you are in the market for such for yourself or someone else, I don't think that you can go wrong with this. The main point should be making sure that the user will be comfortable with a smaller rather than more substantial mouse (at the risk of sounding sexist I will go out on a limb and say that this mouse is probably perfectly suited for many female users). If it is for someone who is not a gamer/cutting edge/latest gadget type of a person who just needs the best of the basics without a lot of extras, than this might just be perfect.
It is also a good choice if you need something fairly portable or for occasional use with a laptop.
Link to Download Setpoint Software from Logitech to customize the keyboard:
(Amazon does not enable direct links, so you need to copy and paste)
http://support.logitech.com/en_us/product/wireless-combo-mk345#download
Questions/Comments welcome.
I consider this a BASIC or starter wireless keyboard and mouse, and I am reviewing it IN THAT CONTEXT (even though there are a couple of Logitech wireless combos that are below this one). In that regard, it is quite good.
Right from the outset I was very impressed with it's no-hassle plug and play aspect. I literally removed it from the box (batteries came already installed), plugged the tiny nano-receiver into a USB port on the old laptop that I happened to have handy at the time (a 7 year old machine running Windows Vista) and both the keyboard and mouse were recognized and responsive in under 30 seconds. From box to working in a minute or two. That is probably record time for any computer accessory that I've ever installed.
➤'TIP: While this is plug-and-play and works perfectly without installing any drivers or software, you can get some added functionality if you install Logitech's Setpoint software. I have provided the link for it on the bottom of this review.
'➤IMPORTANT NOTE: Many people comment that the mouse is small. This is partially an ILLUSION due to the SHAPE of the mouse, which is a bit different from others. If you see my comparison photos, you will see that it is not much smaller than other mice.
I used two standard size mice and one very small travel mouse for comparison. Some people have also commented on the light weight of the mouse. This is actually true as it is in fact relatively light:
Here are my weight comparisons (without/with batteries):
Included Mouse (M275)-63g/86g VX Revolution (M-RBU126)- 83g/110g Marathon (M705)-87g/135g
VX Nano (M-RC134)-73/95g
FIRST IMPRESSION (Overall): Both the keyboard and the mouse are fairly light. There is protective plastic on the keyboard which once removed reveals an attractive glossy surface around the key portion of it. The palm rest has a flat rather than glossy finish and has small indentations which give it some very subtle texture. The mouse has a very narrow wraparound glossy collar (also covered with protective plastic). The sides (indentation for thumb and opposite side) have the same flat sheen and textured design as on the keyboard's palm-rest. The result is a sort of two-toned black on black look. Aesthetically, the mouse and keyboard co-ordinate very well.
MOUSE: This is quite obviously a right-handed mouse. Some might consider the mouse to be on the SMALLER side. This is really a MATTER OF PREFERENCE and as I already noted, this is largely an illusion. I have used both larger and smaller mice and sometimes it is just a matter of what you are accustomed to. I usually prefer the smaller mice because they seem easier to maneuver around with subtle finger movements. It has an overall ergonomic shape that feels pretty comfortable and natural in my own medium-sized hand. I can understand those with bigger hands preferring something a little more substantial. This is a great mouse to use with a laptop (or as a dual-use travel/stationary mouse), especially since it works with the nano receiver and has the small look.
This is a no-frills mouse. It has the basic left and right click button and wheel. It does not have any extra buttons that you find on some other mice that are usually programmed to move forwards or backwards through web pages, zoom, etc. The wheel does have a push button. When depressed, it puts the mouse into a 4-way scroll mode, that is you can scroll in four directions around a page by moving the mouse as you would normally move the cursor. Depress again to return to cursor control. It is made of a rubber-like material which gives it a nice feel.
The mouse seems responsive and I have not had any issues with losing connectivity so far.
KEYBOARD: Normal full-sized keyboard. There is an on/off switch and an LED Caps Lock indicator. The "Function" and "Control" keys might be a little larger than on other keyboards (especially the Function key) and it seems like the space bar was made a little smaller to accommodate this. I have not found it to be a problem for me, but felt I should note it any way. There are the typical flip-out feet to set the keyboard on an angle. The palm-rest is angled nicely and feels a comfortable size, not too obtrusive nor too diminutive. The keys feel soft when pressed and are fairly quiet. Logitech claims this to be a spill-resistant design. I have not tested this out yet, but if you knew me, you'd know that I will be able to report on this feature fairly soon.
There is a full range of function keys across the top with default shortcut/media keys displayed as icons (Home, Mail, Search, Calculator, Media Player, Previous, Play/Pause, Next, Mute, Decrease Volume, Increase Volume). You need to download the Setpoint software from Logitech's website for these to work properly and the way that you want them to.
BATTERY LIFE: Logitech claims that this combo has "Advanced energy-efficient design" which should yield a very generous battery life of 3 years for the keyboard and 18 months for the mouse. Of course there is no way to prove or disprove this just yet.
IN CONCLUSION: I will say again that this is good basic or starter combo. If you are in the market for such for yourself or someone else, I don't think that you can go wrong with this. The main point should be making sure that the user will be comfortable with a smaller rather than more substantial mouse (at the risk of sounding sexist I will go out on a limb and say that this mouse is probably perfectly suited for many female users). If it is for someone who is not a gamer/cutting edge/latest gadget type of a person who just needs the best of the basics without a lot of extras, than this might just be perfect.
It is also a good choice if you need something fairly portable or for occasional use with a laptop.
Link to Download Setpoint Software from Logitech to customize the keyboard:
(Amazon does not enable direct links, so you need to copy and paste)
http://support.logitech.com/en_us/product/wireless-combo-mk345#download
Questions/Comments welcome.

4.0 out of 5 stars
Solid Basic Wireless Keyboard/Mouse Combo
Reviewed in the United States on 16 February 2015
Logitech Wireless Combo MK345Reviewed in the United States on 16 February 2015
I consider this a BASIC or starter wireless keyboard and mouse, and I am reviewing it IN THAT CONTEXT (even though there are a couple of Logitech wireless combos that are below this one). In that regard, it is quite good.
Right from the outset I was very impressed with it's no-hassle plug and play aspect. I literally removed it from the box (batteries came already installed), plugged the tiny nano-receiver into a USB port on the old laptop that I happened to have handy at the time (a 7 year old machine running Windows Vista) and both the keyboard and mouse were recognized and responsive in under 30 seconds. From box to working in a minute or two. That is probably record time for any computer accessory that I've ever installed.
➤'TIP: While this is plug-and-play and works perfectly without installing any drivers or software, you can get some added functionality if you install Logitech's Setpoint software. I have provided the link for it on the bottom of this review.
'➤IMPORTANT NOTE: Many people comment that the mouse is small. This is partially an ILLUSION due to the SHAPE of the mouse, which is a bit different from others. If you see my comparison photos, you will see that it is not much smaller than other mice.
I used two standard size mice and one very small travel mouse for comparison. Some people have also commented on the light weight of the mouse. This is actually true as it is in fact relatively light:
Here are my weight comparisons (without/with batteries):
Included Mouse (M275)-63g/86g VX Revolution (M-RBU126)- 83g/110g Marathon (M705)-87g/135g
VX Nano (M-RC134)-73/95g
FIRST IMPRESSION (Overall): Both the keyboard and the mouse are fairly light. There is protective plastic on the keyboard which once removed reveals an attractive glossy surface around the key portion of it. The palm rest has a flat rather than glossy finish and has small indentations which give it some very subtle texture. The mouse has a very narrow wraparound glossy collar (also covered with protective plastic). The sides (indentation for thumb and opposite side) have the same flat sheen and textured design as on the keyboard's palm-rest. The result is a sort of two-toned black on black look. Aesthetically, the mouse and keyboard co-ordinate very well.
MOUSE: This is quite obviously a right-handed mouse. Some might consider the mouse to be on the SMALLER side. This is really a MATTER OF PREFERENCE and as I already noted, this is largely an illusion. I have used both larger and smaller mice and sometimes it is just a matter of what you are accustomed to. I usually prefer the smaller mice because they seem easier to maneuver around with subtle finger movements. It has an overall ergonomic shape that feels pretty comfortable and natural in my own medium-sized hand. I can understand those with bigger hands preferring something a little more substantial. This is a great mouse to use with a laptop (or as a dual-use travel/stationary mouse), especially since it works with the nano receiver and has the small look.
This is a no-frills mouse. It has the basic left and right click button and wheel. It does not have any extra buttons that you find on some other mice that are usually programmed to move forwards or backwards through web pages, zoom, etc. The wheel does have a push button. When depressed, it puts the mouse into a 4-way scroll mode, that is you can scroll in four directions around a page by moving the mouse as you would normally move the cursor. Depress again to return to cursor control. It is made of a rubber-like material which gives it a nice feel.
The mouse seems responsive and I have not had any issues with losing connectivity so far.
KEYBOARD: Normal full-sized keyboard. There is an on/off switch and an LED Caps Lock indicator. The "Function" and "Control" keys might be a little larger than on other keyboards (especially the Function key) and it seems like the space bar was made a little smaller to accommodate this. I have not found it to be a problem for me, but felt I should note it any way. There are the typical flip-out feet to set the keyboard on an angle. The palm-rest is angled nicely and feels a comfortable size, not too obtrusive nor too diminutive. The keys feel soft when pressed and are fairly quiet. Logitech claims this to be a spill-resistant design. I have not tested this out yet, but if you knew me, you'd know that I will be able to report on this feature fairly soon.
There is a full range of function keys across the top with default shortcut/media keys displayed as icons (Home, Mail, Search, Calculator, Media Player, Previous, Play/Pause, Next, Mute, Decrease Volume, Increase Volume). You need to download the Setpoint software from Logitech's website for these to work properly and the way that you want them to.
BATTERY LIFE: Logitech claims that this combo has "Advanced energy-efficient design" which should yield a very generous battery life of 3 years for the keyboard and 18 months for the mouse. Of course there is no way to prove or disprove this just yet.
IN CONCLUSION: I will say again that this is good basic or starter combo. If you are in the market for such for yourself or someone else, I don't think that you can go wrong with this. The main point should be making sure that the user will be comfortable with a smaller rather than more substantial mouse (at the risk of sounding sexist I will go out on a limb and say that this mouse is probably perfectly suited for many female users). If it is for someone who is not a gamer/cutting edge/latest gadget type of a person who just needs the best of the basics without a lot of extras, than this might just be perfect.
It is also a good choice if you need something fairly portable or for occasional use with a laptop.
Link to Download Setpoint Software from Logitech to customize the keyboard:
(Amazon does not enable direct links, so you need to copy and paste)
http://support.logitech.com/en_us/product/wireless-combo-mk345#download
Questions/Comments welcome.
Images in this review




468 people found this helpful

Erik G.
5.0 out of 5 stars
If you need a wireless keyboard/mouse that just plain work - this is for you!
27 February 2018 -
Published on Amazon.comPattern Name: SingleVerified Purchase
This is meant for a low-use office computer and has served its purpose quite well thus far. I've read the negative comments and I think I can help clear your mind. Yes, the mouse is relatively small - not a dealbreaker if you've got: smaller hands, normal sized hands, or use the computer in question infrequently. Know what else is small? The USB dongle associated with this! Which makes it a breeze to swap between computers, like in my case a desktop/latptop. Paired instantly, keyboard/mouse had a good response rate off the bat on both my Macbook and PC desktop. This is a simple middle of the road wireless combo set. I would recommend for casual users. Obviously not for gamers or hardcore office desk warriors. If you're in the sweet spot, do yourself a favor spend up a little bit and get a reliable setup like this from a reliable company like logitech.

5.0 out of 5 stars
If you need a wireless keyboard/mouse that just plain work - this is for you!
Reviewed in the United States on 27 February 2018
This is meant for a low-use office computer and has served its purpose quite well thus far. I've read the negative comments and I think I can help clear your mind. Yes, the mouse is relatively small - not a dealbreaker if you've got: smaller hands, normal sized hands, or use the computer in question infrequently. Know what else is small? The USB dongle associated with this! Which makes it a breeze to swap between computers, like in my case a desktop/latptop. Paired instantly, keyboard/mouse had a good response rate off the bat on both my Macbook and PC desktop. This is a simple middle of the road wireless combo set. I would recommend for casual users. Obviously not for gamers or hardcore office desk warriors. If you're in the sweet spot, do yourself a favor spend up a little bit and get a reliable setup like this from a reliable company like logitech.
Reviewed in the United States on 27 February 2018
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108 people found this helpful

Letitia
5.0 out of 5 stars
So easy to install!
5 July 2019 -
Published on Amazon.comPattern Name: SingleVerified Purchase
I love this keyboard/mouse combo. It was super easy to install. I just plugged it in & my laptop automatically recognized the devices. All I had to do was pulled out the battery tabs & I was set.
The keyboard has back tabs that when opened, tilt the keyboard by 7°. The keys are not flat by raised in a traditional keyboard fashion which I prefer for touch typing. The keys are easy to press. It’s quiet enough but when I really get into typing, you can really hear the tapping of the keys which might be annoying for the people around in a quiet office but it doesn’t sound any different from other keyboards of this type. I find the keyboards with the flatter keys to be much quieter. The palm rest is made of a hard plastic but it is comfortable against the bottom of your palm while typing.
The mouse ergonomically fits in the palm nicely and works smoothly in my desktop (both my computer desktop & my actual desktop). I think this package set was a fantastic deal!
The keyboard has back tabs that when opened, tilt the keyboard by 7°. The keys are not flat by raised in a traditional keyboard fashion which I prefer for touch typing. The keys are easy to press. It’s quiet enough but when I really get into typing, you can really hear the tapping of the keys which might be annoying for the people around in a quiet office but it doesn’t sound any different from other keyboards of this type. I find the keyboards with the flatter keys to be much quieter. The palm rest is made of a hard plastic but it is comfortable against the bottom of your palm while typing.
The mouse ergonomically fits in the palm nicely and works smoothly in my desktop (both my computer desktop & my actual desktop). I think this package set was a fantastic deal!

5.0 out of 5 stars
So easy to install!
Reviewed in the United States on 5 July 2019
I love this keyboard/mouse combo. It was super easy to install. I just plugged it in & my laptop automatically recognized the devices. All I had to do was pulled out the battery tabs & I was set.Reviewed in the United States on 5 July 2019
The keyboard has back tabs that when opened, tilt the keyboard by 7°. The keys are not flat by raised in a traditional keyboard fashion which I prefer for touch typing. The keys are easy to press. It’s quiet enough but when I really get into typing, you can really hear the tapping of the keys which might be annoying for the people around in a quiet office but it doesn’t sound any different from other keyboards of this type. I find the keyboards with the flatter keys to be much quieter. The palm rest is made of a hard plastic but it is comfortable against the bottom of your palm while typing.
The mouse ergonomically fits in the palm nicely and works smoothly in my desktop (both my computer desktop & my actual desktop). I think this package set was a fantastic deal!
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39 people found this helpful