Rapoo 9560M Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, Blade-Series E9550L 110-Key Ultra-Thin Keyboard and MT760SE Wireless Mouse, Support 4 Devices, Quiet, USB-C, Rechargeable, for Windows/Mac/Linux/Chrome

This keyboard really impressed me. If you're looking for a comfortable Bluetooth keyboard and mouse combo, this is it.1. This is a Bluetooth product. It comes with a Bluetooth dongle, so it works without any issues even on older operating systems. It can connect to a total of three devices, including the Bluetooth dongle. If you have a smartphone and tablet on your desk, this is a must-have. It allows for convenient and fast typing.2. Switching between devices is fast. It connects instantly without delay and is ready to use.3. Very affordable. Look for a Bluetooth-enabled keyboard and mouse combo. You won't find anything cheaper than this. Plus, it can be paired with up to three devices.4. The design is elegant. It's very simple and beautiful.5. You'll be amazed once you open the package. The sturdy packaging and delicate packaging will satisfy you from the start.6. The quality is excellent. The product is very thin. Despite its thinness, there's no resonance. There's no wobble in the keys. The typing feel is also excellent. Among pantagraph keyboards, the Logitech K380 is a comparable product, but at half the price.7. It's the most famous brand in Germany, and it's also the most widely used worldwide. A famous brand isn't easy to create. It requires a combination of many outstanding elements.This product isn't available in Korea. I plan to buy several of these as gifts for my friends when I visit Korea. I'm so satisfied with this product that I can recommend it. It's a top-notch product you won't regret. Don't hesitate. If you buy this, you'll be making a successful purchase.

very easy to pair via bluetooth; love the sounds of the keyboard; mouse pretty easy to use as well; and it provided the batteries for you so you do not have to get some until it runs out; i think you can pair up to 3 devices for the keyboard via Bluetooth; works pretty good with my Microsoft laptop; good size about the same size as my laptop keyboard

The Rapoo 9010M is a quality keyboard and mouse set at a very competitive price.Keyboard: Beautiful design, strong metal back (and discreet indicator lights). Concave chiclet-style keys (scissor switch), compact 78-key format (TKL, no numpad). Intelligently designed, useful function keys. Quick and easy Bluetooth 4/5 setup (well done, 3 BT devices can be saved, plus 1 with wireless adapter). No problems connecting (Pi 5, Pi OS, Linux). Not sure I've found a perfect keyboard layout though (tried generic 86-key and 101-key for now). Powered by two AAA batteries (all included).Mouse: All modern mice should have a side/thumb "back" button, but this does NOT (their M300G does, wish it was included instead). Extremely basic, but seems to work well enough (adequate optical sensor and up to 2400 DPI, two buttons click fine). Powered by 1 AA battery.Overall: Recommended. Impressed with the quality, design, and easy setup. Keep in mind: Will need to navigate and connect to Bluetooth, using previously connected or USB device. Unsure of the longevity (only time will tell).

I was hoping that a new Bluetooth keyboard would do a better job waking up after sleep. This keyboard responds in under a second after long time idle (the one it replaces was taking about 5 sec), same with the mouse. I like Bluetooth since no USB ports are needed. These can also be used with the little USB-A transceivers but I'm using Bluetooth mode only. I decided to go with the Rapoo since it actually claims Linux compatibility in the description. Most standard peripherals work with Linux these days, but few actually claim to. And I was not disappointed. Pairing was quick and I was up and running almost immediately. I'm a touch typist and the feel of the keys suits me well. As an added bonus, the mouse supports middle button paste on Linux (a feature going back to Unix workstations and the X Window System) which had stopped working on my previous mouse. I've only had these for a day so longevity remains to be seen, but at this point, I am totally pleased.

The keyboard is the perfect size for the legion go case but the mouse doesn't fit ... Who cares the legion go is touch screen! Great price and it feels like a quality keyboard and mouse combo for the price! You can either choose Bluetooth- off - 2.4ghz with the switch.

The media could not be loaded. The simplicity with which I was able to interface the keyboard and mouse with my various gadgets was a pleasant and unexpected surprise to me. It was quite easy to establish a wireless connection at 2.4 GHz; all you had to do was put in the dongle, and you were good to go. It took a little bit more time and effort to get the Bluetooth connection to work properly, but once I got the hang of it, switching between devices seemed as natural as breathing. I believe that having the capability to switch between connections with the push of a single button is quite helpful, particularly when you are juggling several jobs across a variety of different devices. My attention was initially drawn to the keyboard because of its low-profile design. Due to the fact that I type for long periods of time, I find the little key travel to be quite convenient. Over the course of a day or two, I was able to acclimate, and now I get the sensation that my fingers are moving over the keys. My spouse will no longer give me filthy glances while I'm working late into the night because of the quiet click mechanism, which is a blessing in disguise. Having said that, I believe the keys may benefit from a little bit more tactile feedback. There were other instances in which I was uncertain as to whether or not I had really touched a key, which resulted in a few errors here and there.

Great product. Easy to use. Great instructions. Doogle works well with Mac even through cold boot.

As far as quality, design,I really like it. But there is a print error. There is two number 9, one in the end is actually typing as 0, but it’s very annoying when you are looking for the 0.