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Edited February 26, 2021
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This seems to be about $10 less than what I usually see as the lowest price around at any given time (recently I've been seeing it an otherwise low of ~$65 @ Dell.com & B&H).
The Desktop set, which includes the keyboard + separate num-pad as well as the sculpt mouse is usually $120+ and occasionally on sale for ~$100 (~$110 @ Dell.com now). It's not a $45 mouse for me though, so I prefer this set.
https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/acce...p/78011302
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I honestly don't like chiclet type keyboards (this, macs, etc) but no nice mech keyboards come in ergo style. So given the alternatives these have served me really well for at least 5 years now home+work without any real issues.
CONS: Prefer mechanical keys. Like the sculpt mouse too - not in this bundle. Range of receiver isn't impressive.
PROS: Ergo. Don't underestimate the benefit of the narrow width without the key pad. It's much more comfortable for day to day ergonomics to not have to reach 4-6" out wider to the right for your mouse pad. Unless you're data entry #'s all day, - even as a developer - learn to type and ditch the number pad.
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I honestly don't like chiclet type keyboards (this, macs, etc) but no nice mech keyboards come in ergo style. So given the alternatives these have served me really well for at least 5 years now home+work without any real issues.
CONS: Prefer mechanical keys. Like the sculpt mouse too - not in this bundle. Range of receiver isn't impressive.
PROS: Ergo. Don't underestimate the benefit of the narrow width without the key pad. It's much more comfortable for day to day ergonomics to not have to reach 4-6" out wider to the right for your mouse pad. Unless you're data entry #'s all day, - even as a developer - learn to type and ditch the number pad.