May work well for Windows XP and a keyboard
587034
I was excited to get this game as I have played this at Disney's Quest however, once loaded you cannot control this game except by keyboard and mouse. I have purchased the Thrustmaster T-Flight Hotas X Flight Stick and the game is simply out dated for a flight stick. I have downloaded the demo for Wings of Prey: WWII Air Combat and it works great with the Thrustmaster and Windows 7 So I ordered that along with Locked On Platinum.
1335277
The product doesn't work for PS/2 keyboards, as USB doesn't recognize them. It does work for mice, so this product is good for that.
323971
Still evaluating. I think the keyboard might be better than the box itself. LOL
223839
Typing with this right now. You could probably use this to game on because it lets you press about five keys at the same time
675798
The only problem was four days trying to get the keyboard, specifically the touchpad software to install.  Windows XP and tech support didn't seem to have the answers.  Finally after days of installing and reinstalling and changing software versions I fumbled it out.  Almost had to return it because the touchpad is FAR too sensitive out of the box, without the advantage of the software.  Phew...
1315267
It may be my mouse and keyboard...they are quite old...but I couldn't make them work.  The mouse is barely responsive and the key board would not work at all...very frustrating.
4108727
I use this for my media PC connected to my TV to browse the Web, play music/video, etc. The keyboard is not very comfortable to type on and the keys are small. The touchpad leaves much to be desired. However, it works, and it's cheap.
3898421
First of all i understand that not everything should come with instructions, but when you order a wireless mouse and keyboard that do not require to be synced you should include instructions. They advertise that this keyboard works with Winowows XP and it DOES NOT. I went on the microsoft website and the keyboard is only for windows 7 or higher. Non of it worked. A complete waste of money, POOR made product. Now i know why everyone uses Apple.
2155450
I installed this on my computer after I had multiple failures in Windows XP.  While, in many ways, Windows 7 seems to work better than XP, I have lost some capability which I find frustrating:

1.  I like to keep shortcuts to frequently used drives and directories on my desktop; some of these are on a network drive.  Under Windows 7, these shortcuts disappear each time I restart the computer, under Windows XP, they stayed in place.  If someone knows how to fix this, let me know.

2.  I had some very usable scanning software from HP.  This software does not work in Windows 7, even in compatibility mode, and was not flagged when I ran the upgrade tool. The scanning software in Windows 7 is totally inadequate.  I am now looking for an alternative; again, if you know a good alternative, let me know.

3.  Under Windows XP, it was very easy for my Mac Book Pro to access the files on my Windows machine; under Windows 7, I had to go through a very convoluted process (for instructions see several YouTube videos.)

Other than that, I like it but I am still trying to figure it out.
965018
First off, I did not actually use this product.  Not that I didn't try... But when it says will work with Windows XP/Vista, it actually means, will ONLY work with WINDOWS.  I ordered it knowingly that I may be out of luck using it on my Mac, but with high hopes, nevertheless, only because most hardware works just fine with Macs, even when the gadget manufacturer does not mention mac.  Usually, in the rare instance the a driver for a piece of hardware won't be included in the Mac OS right off the bat, there would be some nice soul who would post a Unix driver for that hardware.

Well, for whatever reason this did not happen here.  No mac driver to be found anywhere. So I am out of luck...  Pity as I so much wanted this gadget to work for me.  But would I go back to XP - or any Windows OS - and suffer all the baggage that comes with it, just so I could use one stray gadget?  I have to admit, there was a split second when I actually contemplated doing just that.  But I came to my senses fast enough.  Computing should be a pleasure, not a pain.  Hence, I am returning the gadget, untouched.

Warning to the next hopeful mac user: Don't order it. At least, not just yet.  Wait till you see 'Mac Compatible' is the description.  I will  order it again at that point. In the meantime, off I go to drop it to the mailbox.
215024
not always compatible with all versions of windows XP, driver not provided by logitech but is supposed to be included in windows itself. For some reason the gamepad doesn't work with my windows XP and because driver is not included in the package I had a hard time to install it. The driver support of this product is not so good given the name of Logitech.
628218
I ordered 2 these keyboards to use for 2 computers (Windows XP and Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit) on a single table and they take up a lot less room. The num lock comes up disabled at start-up on both systems. I also tried it on my iMac (Lion) and it worked fine as well. I like the feel of the keys and they keys seem to be normal sized to me. My kids and I have no complaints with the keyboard and I would recommend to anyone looking to save space.
879002
I use this for my net-top computer that I keep hooked up to the TV. It's generally pretty good, though I'd appreciate a few features:

1. Be able to turn off "tap-to-click" for the touchpad. Maybe I can and just haven't figured it out yet, but it's not intuitive to do so.
2. Staying connected a little better -- sometimes it just quits being connected. Turn it off and back on again, and it still won't respond. Then after 30 seconds or so, it's back in business. Not ideal, but not a huge problem.
3. A little more battery indicator warning would be nice, but for this price you can't really complain so much.

It's functional for basic navigation tasks on an entertainment PC -- typing in search terms, point-and-click navigation, etc. I would not want this as a primary keyboard/mouse, but that probably goes without say, doesn't it?
4124565
This used to bug out on Windows sometimes, but as long as I don't touch the keyboard before waking up the computer, it seems to work fine. When it does get into a bad state, neither the mouse nor the keyboard will work until I force power off the computer and start it again. That's a real pain. I switch between a Windows PC and a macbook connected to a thunderbolt "docking" station.
1717805
It would be useful if the keyboard had a comma, a tab, and a delete button especially when using Excel. It also lacks that great click-clack sound you get from many numeric keypads and regular keyboards (it's a softer feel).
2211572
I bought it based on reviews.  It might work with Win 8 eventually, but it was taking way too long to sort out so I gave up.  I'm using it with an HP deskjet 720C to win XP.  I  give high ratings to all the old HP Deskjet printers I own.
3218751
It plugs in fine and my computer recognizes it, but I couldn't get my computer to talk to my keyboard. Granted, I didn't really troubleshoot it, but I'm sure once I get a chance to work with it, it will work fine.

Edit - The company has been very cordial about assisting on this issue. Upgraded to 4 stars.