Ci70 Wireless Desktop Set

Small size saves desktop real estate, Dedicated launch keys for Internet and e-mail

Still, the Ci70 Desktop Set's handsome, low profile neatly increases your desk's available real estate. The main drawback: You'll need to relearn where the key is

Good for travel; good resistance to keys and mouse buttons; 10 convenient hot keys; five-foot USB extension cable included

Fussy mouse-docking system; superfluous photo pocket on underside of keyboard; non-standard Function key layout

Ignore the Kensington Ci70 Wireless Desktop Set's superfluous sliding panel and photo pocket, and focus instead on its fine feel and convenient function keys. It's a worthy replacement for the Apple Keyboard and Mighty Mouse, and a solid desktop...

We love the size and quietness of this keyboard. We have owned it for over 8 months and with 3 boys it has been put through the trials and come out shining.

The home keys could have more defined "bumps" on them. On our mouse, which gets used a lot, the rubber where our thumbs rest has melted which does not impair the funtion but isn't pretty.

The keys are smooth and quite. The keyboard is designed very well and is very compact.

the keys are close but not to the extent where it becomes a problem. No cons really.

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Hmm, one just happened. Because the keys are so close togethere, I obviously clicked the submit key when I was in the middle of typing this review.

I initially loved this keyboard. I received one that didn't work, contacted company. They immediately sent another one. Terrific customer service. However, the product worked about 5 months and then it suddenly died. I have three office mates with...

Balkiness of product - some worked, others didn't.

Small footprint, and the shutoff for the mouse sensor. I have not had to replace batteries once since I have recieved the set. With the old ones I had I would go through many.

Keys are close together so until you get used to it miss spelling is a problem.