Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 7000 Expert Reviews

Microsoft's hardware division has a broad spectrum of products under its belt with the Wireless Laser Desktop 7000 standing as one of the top-models in the firm's wireless 'keyboard and desktop set product' category.

Although a tad expensive, this is a keyboard and mouse that offers excellent usability and comfort at the same time.

With the Wireless Laser Desktop 7000, Microsoft has designed a wireless keyboard and mouse that work well on the Mac, both in an aesthetic sense (especially with the aluminum iMac) and in terms of practical hands-on experience.

Nice looking; lots of customizable one-touch keyboard buttons; keyboard has comfortable wrist rest; long range; ergonomic design; five programmable mouse buttons; easy-to-use software.

Keyboard needs Caps Lock and F-Lock indicator ; some aspects of the product don't feel Mac-like ; mouse is right-handed only

Microsofts latest offering in the wireless desktop connectivity with sweeping designs and a wireless laser mouse bundled with the unit

? Good keyboard tactile feedback

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The keyboard features three mappable keys across the top, which Microsoft's eloquently dubs "My Favorites." These three touch-sensitive keys can be programmed to open oft-used folders, files, and even web pages

keyboard and mouse can speed up your workflow, look stylish, and even lessen your risk of repetitive stress injuries.

Beautiful look with a thin profile and an ergonomic design. Rechargeable mouse. Useful hot keys. Quick and easy wireless pairing.

Picks up smudges easily. Somewhat expensive.

The Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 7000 isn't the cheapest keyboard-and-mouse set, but it might be the coolest.

As usual, Microsoft puts together a good bit of kit. But is it good enough to beat the competition?

Standing on its own, the black and chrome Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 7000 is a very desirable piece of kit, and design-wise makes the perfect partner for those considering Samsung's T-range monitors with its transparent outer surround. Once ...

According to Microsoft, the greatest benefits of the Wireless Laser Desktop 7000 are that it brings 'the beauty of Windows Aero' to your desktop, and that it enables instant access to Windows 3D, neither of which is reason enough for a Mac user to ...

If you want a full-size wireless keyboard for your Mac, then you'll have to look beyond Apple, which probably means buying a keyboard designed for Windows. This one is as good as any we've tried and the extra buttons can be useful, as is the Magnify ...

First impressions of this wireless keyboard and laser mouse set are positive. The mouse is quite funky-looking and the keyboard has an even more stylish appearance, with a smoked grey plastic trim around the outside. A ...

This is a quality keyboard and mouse set, with a load of thoughtful touches included to increase your desktop productivity. The only real let-downs are the small left shift key and the lack of rechargeable batteries for the keyboard (although you can ...

Comfortable to use, looks good, lots of features

Keyboard isn't rechargeable

Another solid wireless peripheral package from Microsoft, the Wireless Laser Desktop 7000 offers a great combination of comfort, style and features. We'd have liked to see the keyboard match the mouse and come with a docking station for charging, but ...

The Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 7000 is a pleasure to use

Comfortable to use ; Feels great ; Shortcut keys help

Pricey for some

All round a really nice desktop set, then. The price (around £70 or so online) might put some off, but really, if you find yourself typing away at your PC for long hours, this is a worthwhile investment

Vista fans get with the Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 7000 keyboard in the Aero design with semitransparent frame .