Logitech diNovo Edge (967685-0403)

Truly a piece of art when displayed upon the recharging dock. The battery does seem to last forever, so in an effort to not hurt the bateery i keep the charging dock unpluged so i can still display the keyboard, but i dont have to have it needlessly be charging. I kind of do miss a side numerical keypad, but not so much as to want another keyboard. the touchpad is a nice option, i find that the horizontal scrolling feature could use some fine tuning though.

I have several of this product and I highly recommend it to businesss owners interested in high productivity output, dependability and full functionality in a keyboard. The diNovo edge is a full featured keyboard with integrated mouse, media, volume, web and a zoom control button that I've found to be very useful in enlarging screen text size. The keyboard is easy to install and is very realiable. I would like to see the optional numeric pad integrated into the product as well. I rate the product *****

Awesome, just awesome. If you like to be the leader of advanced technology among your friends or co-workers, then buy this now. People will be so envious of you once you show them this beautifully designed piece of equipment they might try to steal it from you, so you should think about setting traps when you are not in eye shot of your diNovo. I have found a simple snare work very well.

The on-board mouse it fantastic, it just about eliminates the need for a separate mouse unit. The small yet functional pad offers all the virtual mobility of an average mouse. The slim and wireless design frees up so much desk space it is borderline insane. The charging method is a little awkward at first, the base in the picture is the charging station, but it isn't enough to detract from the overall greatness. Another downfall is the missing number-pad, so if you are a big num-lock user just suck it up and buy this and then get a separate number-pad.

Everything works very well and there is the ability to customize a bunch of the keys to fit any number of shortcuts.

This is a good keyboard, but too expensive for the limited features it provides. This could be much better if it was backlit and had a number keypad. Keys seems to respond very well, but there seem to be some quality issues with the keyboards. I have had some keys sticking and the aluminum wrist rest being loose.

One of the biggest drawbacks to a laptop keyboard is the lack of a number pad. How can you manufacture a separate keyboard and not include one? Utterly insipid. If it had a keypad, I would give it the highest rating.