Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, 2.4G Silent Cordless Keyboard Mouse Combo for Windows Chrome Laptop Computer PC Desktop, 106 Keys Full Size with Number Pad, 1600 DPI Optical Mouse (Black)

I’ve been using this wireless keyboard and mouse combo for a few weeks now, and I’m really impressed. The setup was super easy—just plug in the USB receiver and you’re good to go. The keyboard feels solid and comfortable to type on, with quiet keys that don’t disturb others, which is perfect for working in shared spaces. The full-size layout with the number pad is a huge plus for productivity. The mouse is smooth and responsive. Both the keyboard and mouse are lightweight, which makes them easy to move around or carry in a bag if needed. Battery life has been great so far, and I love not dealing with cords. Overall, this combo is an excellent value for anyone needing a reliable wireless setup for a Windows or Chrome device.

This set is awesome. It's the first 'silent' keyboard and mouse I've used that actually lives up to the name. When I first started using the mouse, I didn't think it was working because it clicks so softly. They keyboard feels so smooth and is quieter than my laptop keys. It does make a dull sound, but nothing like the click of most keyboards. The slight angle on the keyboard is also great and I appreciate the keypad as a lot of keyboards don't include it anymore.Definitely nothing fancy happening here, but this is a really solid, quiet keyboard and mouse combo for a super reasonable price. Very happy with this purchase!

You get what you pay for. Basic keyboard, feels cheaply made but works fine. Mouse is touchy. Sometimes you need to encourge it to work.

Don't buy! USB dongle stopped functioning 8 days after return window closed. Tried on 3 different computer with same result.

Bought for work, and work so good. Once the battery starts dying that’s when it’s goes crazy. Just make sure you have batteries on hand. The batteries usually last a long time!

I've been using wireless keyboards and mice for about 15 years now. The only one that still works after all this time is Logitec. A couple of years ago I bought one mouse/keyboard combo from "Jelly" and while the mouse was great, the keyboard was far from good. Very quickly it developed poor contact and had to be tapped in a certain spot to work again.Then I ordered this combo, hoping it would work for my basic needs. I mean, how hard can it be to send a 2.4Ghz signal over a few feet distance? Apparently, it's very hard.Both the keyboard and mouse use only one battery. The mouse uses 1 AA battery while the keyboard uses 1 AAA battery. I thought that perhaps things were getting more efficient in the wireless world, but I was wrong. They are only getting cheaper and more useless. As I type this, I have to constantly go back to correct "errors" caused by skipped characters. Add to that the fact that the keyboard is not user friendly, with some keys requiring more pressure than others, and the whole experience is a torture. As I typed this previous sentence, entire words got doubled so I'd get "entirretier"... and so on.All in all by far the worst experience of any wirerels keyboard soaalavit he errr for you to see how terrible iti(the above is meant to say "leaving the errors for you to see how terrible it is" and the previous line is supposed to say "of any wireless keyboard so far")p.s. I am about 7 feet away from the computer and little USB receiver, with no other remote devices aroundp.p.s. Old logitec keyboard has no problems at all. It is almost 15 years old and still working. Havy, loud with all letters erased but unlike this garbage, it works.

I take this with me everywhere!

The keys are flat, which isn't what I'm used to. It works well and the mouse scroll button works. The keys are a bit quieter than my previous keyboard.