Product Comparison: Microsoft Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000 vs Microsoft Wireless Comfort Desktop 5050
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- The mouse size is BIG! As a result, it fits my hand better than any other mouse I've found.
- I like full sized keyboards that also have short stroke keys (similar to a laptop).
- The size of the keyboard is nice, not too big not too small.
- It fit my hands, typing style and is a good size.
- The mouse works great and is the perfect size.
- The mouse is a perfect size. This combo is quite perfect.
- I have small hands, but I really appreciate the size of the mouse.
- The size and ergonomics seemed perfect.
- Perfect size and weight for long term typing.
- It is full size, which I prefer, but is too fat to be gripped comfortably.
- Nice curve shape and feel to the keys.
- The keys very smooth and soft typing.
- Very responsive to my touch, but not TOO sensitive. Same goes for the mouse. Smooth and responsive.
- The keys started feeling a little loose and sloppy.
- The keys are a tad on the loud side as well.
- Its keys are quiet and it gives a durable feeling to it overall.
- The keyboard keys are nice, not too soft or too hard, just right and relatively quiet.
- The keys feel just right and for my small hands.
- Soft and comfortable the keys are, reminding me a lot like how the keys on my MacBook Air I used to have were.
- The keys suddenly stopped working half the time.
- The mouse has a cool feature, a button on the right side that serves as a magnifying glass.
- One feature that I like is at the top right of the keyboard there are volume up and volume down buttons.
- My favorite feature about this mouse and keyboard set is the built-in macro capabilities that come with it.
- I have programmed macros to speed up my production in several programs, and it was very simple to set up!
- Wireless range is acceptable to sit on a desk and never move.
- The mouse has a lot or programmable features.
- Love the large button for all the auxiliary features.
- Very responsive when coming out of low power sleep mode to active use.
- Also the egonomics for your wrist is a unique feature.
- There are also shortcuts for favs, calculate, media player, email, messenger etc and you can fully change the presets.