2.4G Mini USB Keyboard with Silent Mouse Combo for Laptop/Desktop/Table and PC, Ultra Slim Portable Mute Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo (USB Receiver in Keyboard) Silver

This keyboard and mouse is not only amazingly beautiful, but they actually save me time at work. I work on a computer/tablet device, and the keyboard is awkward and slows my typing so this has been a relief to find. The keyboard is a great size and both were super easy to connect.

I am putting together a Sony Vaio and it's really turning out To be a Power House! Unfortunately, after spilling a glass Of red wine on the original keyboard i found myself AT a serious los until i came across this cheap keyboard. It is one Of the best keyboard i have ever used. It's very light and has incredible blue tooth range! It's small enough To keep comfortably In tour lap or on a coffee table and the entire keyboard fits perfectly over the keyboard Of My Vaio!For the Money one can't best it! I would recommend this keyboard To anyone AND it comes with a mouse!Excellent choice you will NOT be disappointed!

I use this with Windows PCs where I need a small wireless keyboard and mouse setup and so far it's doing the job well. The keyboard and mouse use a dedicated mini receiver so there's no pairing involved like a Bluetooth one would (this is also convenient if Bluetooth is not available). Both the keyboard and mouse require AAA batteries (two each) and the mouse has a dedicated on/off switch when not in use (something the keyboard lacks). It's also got a DPI adjustment button allowing movement to be set at three different rates.As mentioned the keyboard is Windows-specific so you won't get the command keys, etc used with Mac OS or other operating systems. And as mentioned the keyboard has no on/off switch so there's always a little load on the batteries when not in use. Plus I've found the battery covers on both can be a little tricky to open at times. Overall though it's a good little wireless keyboard/mouse set.

This review is mostly for Apple users, but all users should know that the keyboard height is too tall (in my opinion) My wrist started to feel strained and had pain after two days of using it. Now that I've switched to a more flat keyboard, the pain is gone.I bought this keyboard to go with my Macbook Pro (Retina, 15-inch), to go with my Dell monitor so I can have a larger set up. I was trying to save money from buying the $86 Apple Magic Keyboard. I totally regret it. This keyboard/mouse was fine enough, for $20...and it did pair with my Macbook Pro. But 3 days later, I came back to Amazon and bought the Apple keyboard and have been SO much happier.NEGATIVES:• The Command and Option keys are one key off from Apple products. This drove me CRAZY. I spent 5 days constantly messing up my quick keys, and straining my thumb back to the left to hit the proper key. Major muscle memory probs. The keyboard was making my life less productive---and that alone was worth paying extra for the Apple version.• The height of the keyboard is subtle, but I didn't realize how much taller it was from my laptop keyboard, which is flat. After two days, my wrist started hurting and felt strained. It took me two more days to realize that ahhh! it was the keyboard! Now that I have the Apple version, which is flat like my laptop, the pain is gone.• The keys are loud and clanky, and feel cheap. I expected that. But it still bothered me once I started using it.• The mouse stopped working after ONE day! haha. I couldn't figure out how to get it working again! And when the mouse was working, it would glitch every once in a while and randomly close certain windows, or make other applications come to the front of my screen monitor.• There's no "manual" or anything that comes with the keyboard, so as an Apple user, I had no idea what each of the F keys did, or how to program them to my own liking.PROS:• Cheap price.NOTE: The USB device is stored during shipping IN the battery compartment of the mouse! Haah. Took me a bit to figure that out.

I bought this set 6 months ago, was very happy with the keyboard because it's lightweight and looks slick just like the original MAC product. The best part is of course the price. I was not too thrilled about the mouse because it looks cheap and carelessly came up with. But was so far happy because it serves the purpose of work.However, less than 6 months into service, the mouse has broken, the left click button is not working (what is a mouse good for without left click?). Now I need to look for a new product, which means I don't just get a mouse, but a whole new keyboard + mouse set. So if you factor this in, the price point does not justify for this product! I don't recommend from my personal experience.

They are not as good quality as some big names out there, but hey...you are not paying that price either. Had some issues with the mouse disconnecting from time to time as well, but overall good experience with it.Would be nice to have a switch to turn off the keyboard and mouse to save battery life.

The keyboard is pretty and works well so far. I go through one of these kind of key boards about every 4 - 6 months. (IT guy says its because I eat at my desk!) This time I got smart and bought a warranty. The mouse: very light and flimsy feeling. Not very responsive. Does not track well. I had to replace the mouse, but the keyboard alone is worth the price.

Did not like the mouse as it was very cheap feeling as well as I did not like the keyboard feel it was also cheap looking but the feel was alright still would need to return since the mouse is not variable laser setting and this one is acting up too much and has gaps in vital areas where dust can easily ruin the clickers I hate this mouse in how it feels cheap the reader is most basic and it seems to not react differently on the modes for the laser.