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Love it. When I don't feel like starting my computer, I use it on my tablet. Comfortable keyboard.

Very easy purchase and a value. Everything functions like it should, even very quiet and it connected right away!

So far I have this keyboard and mouse for less than one month. However, with that said, this so far as been the best combination keyboard and mouse that I have ever purchased. Definitley much better than the Logitech MK270.As long as you pay attention to he setup instructions you should be good to go. I would have given a 5 star review but again, it's less than one month so anything can happen within that time frame.

his keyboard is amazing—sturdier than I initially expected! As for the mouse, it felt a bit "plasticy" right out of the box; however, keep reading—the experience took an unexpected and pleasant turn.Let’s get down to business with both the keyboard and mouse. One notable detail is that the keyboard uses a single AAA battery while the mouse uses a single AA battery. While the single-battery design might affect the duration between replacements or recharges, I’d have preferred a more uniform approach—having both devices run on AA batteries would have been more practical for a combo set like this.The keyboard features silicone/rubber dome keys, offering responsive and moderately quiet typing. The tactile feedback feels like a halfway travel point, where the rubber dome collapses upon pressing a key and quickly rebounds when released. Despite being made of plastic, the keys don’t wobble and are surprisingly smooth and pleasant to type on. The wrist rest is nicely angled and right.There is a minor quirk regarding the keyboard’s indicators: even when you activate Bluetooth mode using FN + W, the 2.4GHz/1 light remains solid green while the Bluetooth light strobes every three seconds. Watching the keyboard, it appears to have a semi-auto sleep function that conserves battery power after 5–6 seconds of inactivity. Fortunately, the wake-up response and Bluetooth connectivity are immediate.My initial impressions of the mouse have significantly improved after using it with a loaded AA battery. Each mouse click features a smooth membrane and produces a muffled auditory response—different from the sharp plastic or metal reed switches commonly found in mice these days. Pairing the mouse with Bluetooth was straightforward and didn’t require consulting the manual. Oddly, the mouse has a button on the bottom for toggling between RF and Bluetooth modes, while the keyboard requires FN + Q or FN + W for RF and Bluetooth respectively. It’s baffling that they didn’t include a similar toggle button on the keyboard.The mouse feels smooth and responsive, with no sharp plastic edges. Honestly, I was expecting the mouse and keyboard to feel like a cheap HP combo or resemble a low-quality $150 "toy" laptop with poor finishing and sharp edges. Luckily, this wasn’t the case—the design and quality exceeded my expectations.At $29, the price is slightly on the higher side. However, compared to the plastic feel of other budget keyboards, this set is far better than anticipated. As of this review, the price is listed at $29 but comes with a $10 discount, making it $19.99 for an RF-and-Bluetooth mouse and keyboard combo. At this price point, it’s hard to beat the value.I'd recommend this product for PC use and of if you need it for other electronics that have Bluetooth, tablets, phones even "Smart TVs" that have Bluetooth it beats having to dongle them or using a remote to chicken-peck your way through an On-Screen keyboard.- 1 start because of the batteries 1 AA and 1 AAA instead of two of one OR two of the other.☼ Have some rechargeable AA and AAA batteries on hand and you'll be ready for this and other items that come your way, it's made the difference having them on hand.

Works very well. Slight delay connecting the keyboard each time at first use but no delay in typing. Mouse works well too. Both connected via Bluetooth although a wireless USB dongle is included with the mouse. Happy with the purchase

I've been really enjoying using this keyboard and mouse combo with my work from home setup and it's also worked well as a media controller for my projector.Getting it connected and working with my laptop was super easy. It comes with a 2.4ghz receiver and can also work with Bluetooth, which means you can use it on a variety of devices. Both the keyboard and mouse are very comfortable to use and have a nice ergonomic shape to them, with the keyboard having a built in wrist rest.I've personally been using the Bluetooth function to connect to laptop and have found it to be very reliable and haven't experienced connectivity issues or lags. The keys and switches on both devices are clicky and responsive, and are pretty satisfying to use! The one improvement that I would have liked to have seen the ability to recharge them, but, having a couple of rechargeable AA and AAA batteries around to power these with is not a problem at all.Overall, I'd recommend this to anyone looking for an affordable, reliable and functional keyboard and mouse combo! The keyboard has a bunch of keys and features built into it that allows users to switch between Windows and Mac mode, which I love!

I really like the ability to connect via the 2.4 Ghz usb dongle or by bluetooth. It lets me control 2 devices easily with just one keyboard and mouse. Bluetooth works really well able to control my computer from another room roughly 20 ft and through a wall. The dongle doesn't work as well in that scenario but I use it to control another computer in the same room. For the price of $29 it beats a logitech keyboard and mouse combo twice that price which only offers bluetooth.

The keyboard has a feel like a conventional desktop keyboard. The key travel is good, and the sound is not clicky but a soft, low rolling. The keyboard layout is very standard for a desktop keyboard. There are light on the keyboard for Caps and Num lock, but they are shared with the battery indicator and USB connector lights. So, when you turn them on, it shows a green light instead of a white light. They do turn off after a few seconds as the keyboard seems to power down. In particular, if you don’t use the keyboard after some seconds (maybe 10), there is a short delay in typing. It may be a power save feature, but it catches up quickly. Interestingly, the keyboard uses a single AAA battery for power.The mouse has a good size, and it is comfortable to rest your hand on. It has some texture at the sides that give a nice feel. However, on the under edge of the buttons it feels a bit sharp/scratchy. The click of the buttons is quiet, but rolling the wheel gives a rattle. . It would have been nice if they were both quiet clicks.I got this to use as a bluetooth keyboard, and it connected very easily to my Windows 10 laptop. Of note, it only has a single bluetooth connection so be mindful if you are thinking about using it for multiple systems.

It feels very solid.It's made of solid plastic and has some weight to it.It's a good height and you can also flip open the legs.It is a full size keyboard.The keys have a nice premium thud when pressing and a very good rebound.But I think they are a bit too blocky and close together.It's too easy too hit adjacent keys. It would be better if they where more tapered.With the additional function keys, it's tailored for laptop use. (eg brightness settings)Keyboard uses 1 AAA battery.The mouse is more of a laptop mouse than a full size.Mouse also has 3 DPI settings, to slow or speed up movement.Default DPI is the lowest setting, and is a bit too slow. Best is the middle 1200 dpi.But there is no visual DPI indicator on the mouse.The laser works on most surfaces.Scroll wheel is very smooth and precise.Only the mouse has a hardware on/off switch.Mouse uses 1 AA battery and has a quick release door.Batteries NOT included. But I prefer this over built-in battery.Just change them out when needed.The keyboard & mouse each have their own dedicated device buttons.(Dongle, BT)However you need to switch between them manually using the dedicated buttons.I like that it includes a dongle which controls both. Just plug in and go.Dongle is always the better option, specially for a PC.With Bluetooth, you can connect to anything that supports keyboards and/or mouse (iPad, iPhone, Android, etc)But you also need to BT pair the keyboard & mouse individually.Which means that when you switch devices, you need to switch them individually using the dedicated buttons.The keyboard has indicator lights for 2.4, BT, and CAPs.Overall it's a good keyboard mouse combo, that feels more premium than MS or Logitech.However the blocky keys need some getting use it.And it is a quiet keyboard.

I’ve been using this keyboard and mouse combo for a bit now and it’s been great for my setup. Switching between my MacBook and Windows desktop is super easy using Bluetooth and the USB-A receiver. I like having that flexibility without needing extra software or drivers.The keyboard connects quickly and has a nice feel when typing - quiet but still tactile. I also appreciate the built-in wrist rest. It definitely helps during long work sessions. The mouse is pretty comfortable too and works well whether I’m browsing or doing more precise tasks. It’s quiet and responsive, and I can adjust the DPI depending on what I’m working on.Battery life seems solid so far. I’ve only had to pop in a couple of batteries and it’s been going strong. It’s also nice that I don’t have to deal with a bunch of cords all over my desk anymore. Everything connects wirelessly and has stayed stable with no drops or lag.If you’re someone who works across different devices and wants something that’s reliable and easy to use, I’d definitely recommend this combo.

Amazing connects with ease. Easy to switch between wireless and Bluetooth. Love it highly recommend.

This is a full-size wireless keyboard and wireless mouse combo. They support either/or 2.4G USB dongle connection or Bluetooth connections. When connect via 2.4G USB dongle, both the keyboard and mouse share the same dongle. When connect via Bluetooth, they can pair to computer or android/iOS devices independently, so you actually can have mixed connections, or connect to multiple devices using different methods.The keyboard has full size. It has built-in arm rest and tiltable that is user friendly. The keys are smaller and rounded when compare to typical keyboards. Keys are quiet, comfortable and responsive. It need only one AAA battery to operate. It doesn’t have a power switch. The way to change connection types are using combination of keys.The wireless mouse has a good design to fit the hands and easy to move. It has a power switch to turn it off when not in use. There is button at the bottom to select the connection type.at top there is a resolution button to select how fast it moves on screen. I found the middle resolution setting works best for me.Both the keyboard and mouse work perfect on my computer, by either the 2.4G dongle, or by Bluetooth. They are basic keyboard and mouse. No fancy features.Highly recommend.