Logitech MK270 | Wireless Mouse and Keyboard Combo | QWERTZ

Warranty

2 jaar via Complies

SKU

920-004511

EAN

5099206039179

Condition

New

Keyboard
Home
USB
QWERTZ
German
N
Full-size (100%)
Y
111
5 million characters
Y
Y
8
Wireless
N
PC/Server
N
3.2 mm
2.4 GHz
8°
CE FCC CB
Design
N
Straight
Y
N
N
Y
Black
Spill resistant
Power
Battery
AAA
1
Alkaline
2000 mAh
Y
24 month(s)
AA
4
Mouse
Y
Ambidextrous
Optical
2
Y
Wheel
Vertical
AA
System requirements
Windows 10, Windows 11
Y
Windows (XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10 and later) Chrome OS
Chrome
Operational conditions
0 - 40 °C
-40 - 60 °C
Features
10 m
Y
Technical details
84716060
Features
1
Weight & dimensions
441.5 x 149 x 18 mm
481 g
60 x 39.1 x 99.1 mm
50 g
Logistics data
6 pc(s)
50992060391714
166 mm
517 mm
289 mm
4.96 kg
360 pc(s)
60 pc(s)
Packaging data
Y
USB Type-A
Nano receiver
Y
Y
1 pc(s)
158 mm
510 mm
46 mm
743.5 g
Box

Productomschrijving

This wireless keyboard and mouse combo delivers silent-key typing, precise cursor control and durability for busy school settings. Students and teachers enjoy full-size keyboard with F keys and number pad. Durable keys last up to 10 million keystrokes. Silicone cover tightly wraps keyboard to provide a liquid barrier tested to withstand frequent cleaning and disinfecting for safe, shared use. 1000 dpi advanced optical tracking mouse provides smooth control for easy clicking, scrolling and dragging. Contoured mouse supports allows left- or right-handed students and teachers to work with comfort and ease all day long. Out-of-the-box Chrome OSTM and Windows(R) compatibility.

Number lock key excluded from 10 million keystroke life.
Tested to withstand 2,700 wipe cycles with alcohol; equal to 5 classroom sessions per day, 180 classroom days per year over 3 years.
This product has been certified by Logitech to meet Google's compatibility standards. Google is not responsible for the operation of this product or its compliance with safety requirements.

Note: This product has a Qwertz keyboard. A Qwertz keyboard has a different layout than the standard Qwerty keyboard used in the Netherlands. The main difference with a Qwerty keyboard is the swap of the Z and Y key. A keyboard with a Qwertz layout is mainly used in Germany.
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