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Save $10 on a Logitech MK570 Wireless Wave Keyboard and Mouse Combo

By Laura Tucker
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Logitech is well known in the tech business for various products – keyboards and mice in particular. That’s what makes this a great combo. You can save 15% on a Logitech MK570 Wireless Wave Keyboard and Mouse Combo that is all about comfortability. It includes the K350 wireless keyboard and the M705 wireless mouse.

The cushioned palm rest will guide your hands into a proper position on the ergonomic Comfort Wave keyboard while also keeping them comfortable when you’re not typing. The wave design conforms to your fingers and helps minimize hand and wrist pain, regardless of the hours you spend on your computer.

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The comfortable mouse is geared toward right-handed people with a contoured design and soft rubber grips. The advanced scroll wheel speeds up our scrolling, while the laser-grade tracking works on nearly every surface.

The Logitech MK560 Wireless Wave Keyboard and Mouse Combo provides comfort curves. The keyboard has three options for height, allowing it to be in the most comfortable position for you. It also features an extra-long battery life of up to three years. Both the keyboard and mouse connect wirelessly to your computer with secure 128-bit AES encryption.

Save $10 on the keyboard and mouse combo and pay just $54.99. System requirements: Windows 10 or later, 8, 7, Vista, or XP; USB port; and an Internet connection to download optional software.

Logitech MK570 Wireless Wave Keyboard and Mouse Combo

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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