Advantages: User Friendly,Quiet Operation.
Disadvantages: Key board Lift(feet Raised)not user friendly.

...When i ordered another Computer I was looking for an updated Keyboard..and mouse... Logitech certainly have come out on top with this one,and should be proud of a package like the Deluxe 660. The Good thing about it is it's stylish easy to use keyboard very friendly towards the user and setting it up is a breeze too...comes complete with all the software one could imagine and installation guide is very comprehensive which highlights the areas of installing the software Pretty Easy!!!... An All round Keyboard which has a couple of disadvantages: 1. It is battery with infra red operation with no sign of power on light. 2. The Lift up with the back feet do not elevate it too a comfortable working position, The Mouse. Well just like any ordinary mouse with USB capabilities as well as infra red..can't complain battery... Read review

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Advantages: Cordless, Stylish, Very long battery life
Disadvantages: Range isn't quite as good as some, but still pretty good

.../SMS, Webcam, Volume controls (Mute, Up, Down), Media, My Home and Search. As well as dual functions for the function keys (f1, f2, f3, etc). Giving things like Play/Pause, fast forward, rewind, stop, and a host of other slightly more general ones. I've found it great to use for watching videos, since I can sit back on my bed and use it to control what I'm watching like a remote (all be it a large remote). The design looks very nice as well, very aesthetically pleasing, with smooth curves and the odd bits of silver. The mouse is nice and comfortable, not quite as ergonomically designed as some, but most of the ones with better ergonomic properties gain this by sacrificing ease of use for left handed users. The Logitech mouse feels comfortable in either hand. It has 2 main buttons, and one wheel, which also acts as a button. It can connect... Read review

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Advantages: Function Keys, Audio Buttons
Disadvantages: None

...I had a keyboard from back when I purchased my computer. But over the years they become dusty and start to have marks on them so I thought its time to buy a new one. I purchased a Logitech Deluxe Access Kayboard which cost only about £14-£15. I thought that was amazing. Although its not cordless it certainly does its job. With the interactive function keys that enable you to log off when your using Windows XP, play a cd, open your my documents folder and open your email program and many more it makes it much easier for you to access and navigate your home computer with ease. The function keys not only let you use the as F1, F2 and F3 etc, they enable you to do many more functions imply by pressing a Function button which then actiavtes all of these extra amazing fuctions. If you were going out to buy a keyboard, buy this one... Read review

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Advantages: Small, compact and crystal clear picture
Disadvantages: None

...This camera may look expensive compared to some of the others but oh yes its worth it.! being one of the smaller and cheaper cameras from Logitech this one offers several things that the more expensive ones offer too..: It has face tracking It has digital zoom It has a button on the front that takes pictures AND it has a built in microphone that allows it to be used with messenger services Also this is able to be used on SKYPE (free phone calls to other computers and users that have this service ALSO FREE TO DOWNLOAD) This small and nifty little camera works at 15 frames per second and can take 1.5 mega pixel pictures with the built in camera function Also a very handy function on this camera is the green led light that comes on when someone is able to see you The focus ring around the camera and the clip that is able... Read review

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Advantages: Easy to use, lots of features, price.
Disadvantages: None.

...The last of my original PC components went to the great mainframe in the sky recently, having done me proud for the last 6 years. It was my old Cherry Windows 95 keyboard, and while it had performed brilliantly, a few of the keys were becoming unresponsive and it was time to upgrade. Having had a Logitech mouse for years and a few Microsoft ones, I decided to pay closer attention to the Logitech keyboard because I preferred the better reliability of the Logitech products over Microsoft. So, I ended up with the Logitech Deluxe Access keyboard which was an entirely reasonable £15. [The features] When you open the box initially, the first thing you'll notice is that there are extra buttons along the top of the keyboard. These are mainly for use while using the internet, and are shortcut keys for your webcam, email software... Read review

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Advantages: Good performance, easy setup, good software bundle, works with Apple Macintosh, available in parallel-port model.
Disadvantages: A bit pricey, no built-in microphone

...-angle lens if you need those types of visual coverage. Installing the QuickCam Pro is easy, but you have to install the software on the included CD-ROM first and plug the camera into your computer's port when the setup program directs you to. You also need to have a sound card and microphone if you want audio, because the QuickCam Pro does not include a microphone. Logitech has put together a comprehensive software bundle for both PC and Mac. The PC CD-ROM that comes with the QuickCam Pro includes Microsoft NetMeeting for videoconferencing; Adobe PhotoDeluxe for image editing; ImageAXS for cataloging images; RealNetworks RealPlayer for sending video e-mails; and Connectix Desktop Designer, a collection of desktop themes. Logitech's Mac CD-ROM includes White Pines CU-SeeMe and Boxtop's iVisit for videoconferencing, Adobe PhotoDeluxe... Read review

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Advantages: comfortable, lots of customisable controls, long battery life, good response
Disadvantages: none really

...runs at 1000 dpi. The microsfot though has a custom function which is a zoom control so that you can zoom in increasingly closer to your work with a dedicated control (albeit one set of the button controls) however, this can also be achieved with the Logitech as well. Programming the button in the software is easy on both mice and should produce no problems to anyone who is capable of using the programs that would benefit from them. Because both mice are wireless, they need synchronising with their base units which in turn are connected to the computer via USB cable. Because the Logitech has its own little neat cradle, the synch button is just below where the mouse sits. You press the button on the cradle and then press the small button underneath the mouse and hey presto, its done. I found this rarely needed doing on the Logitech... Read review

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Advantages: Comfortable to use, sturdy, and offering a good range of controls
Disadvantages: none