I have the Dinovo Laser on my desktop and have had all sorts of connection problems with it and from what I'm reading on the tech forums it's not an uncommon problem. I've also had problems updating the software and losing the connections all together during reboots. Rebooting has turned into a 15 minute ordeal of trying to restore connection status on the devices so I can log in and I've resorted to having a spare keyboard and mouse on standby at all times. The general consensus seems to be that Logitech doesn't have their BT together like Microsoft's wireless products do. I also have major problems with the spacebar not registering keystrokes and the ctrl key only working half the time if that. I sent my first one back, this is my second try at the product, and its exhibiting every problem the first one did. Logitech makes second rate stuff these days IMO. I have a 15 year old Logitech trackball for gaming that works like new but went through 3 of the "new" version within a year because the ball started to drag on all of them after a few weeks of use. Of the many Logitech products I've purchased in the past few years none of them have stood the test of time. They make cheap buggy crap and I'd never put something like that mini keyboard in a harsh carpc environment in which stability and long term reliability is my #1 concern. Everyone is entitled to their opinions and that's mine
