Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo - Full Size Slim Thin Wireless Keyboard Mouse with Numeric Keypad 2 4G

I’m 5 days in so it might be premature but I LOVE this keyboard mouse combo. The mouse click sound is nonexistent which I love and the keyboard is amazing. As a therapist I need a reliable keyboard because I am click clacking on it all day. So happy with this purchase and was pleasantly surprised it came with a keyboard protector already. I have always had to buy that separately. I would recommend 100%. Should any issues come up I will update my review. Read more

This combo is a must have. I love the layout and the fact that it looks like an apple keyboard (To Me) I love the fact that it is white and has the ten key punch functionality. I am not a gamer so I cannot validate that it is good for gaming. I am a college student and being able to use the key punch while calculating is a must and prevents me from having to use my iPhone or an external calculator. The connectivity and the compatibilty to my Mac and my MacMini was easy, once you add it there is no need to keep adding it. I like the way it feels, the keys are silent with sound, they press with ease and are very soft to the touch - the keyboard comes with a cover that can be removed if you feel that it makes the feel of the keys to stiff (A very good addition). It will certainly keep your keyboard free from dust, dirt, and food crumbs (If you eat while working) I highly recommend this Keyboard and mouse combo - I promise you will not be disappointed with this purchase. Read more

im going to write this reviw with his keyboard. i am only hitting each key once. Ech time i miss a letter or ddouble up on one i want you to know that thhat its all the keyboard's fault. Now, i let me complain about this keyboard more methodically: - Inputs seem to have a 5 second sleep timeer, so you can' hold down the w key for long periodss of time ihtout the keyboard powerin off. You have to hit the key again to reset that sleep/wake cycle. -- Then theres also the issues that I hope to be putting on full display in this message. Key inputs are iignored or qeued up behind iput lagg and duplicated when the receiver gets caught up. To be clear, my receiveer is currently 5 inches away from the keyboard with no interference. - ALSO, the darned function key throws off any muscle memory or ergonomic motions you've been cultivating your whole life. The amount if times Ii have hit the windows ke when i meant to hit the alt, or alt instead of space bar, is frustratingly high. Cannnot stress this enough: DO NOT waste your time with this product or manufacturer. ZEO stars if i could Read more

This white and silver keyboard/mouse combo is for anyone who loves clean design and smooth performance. The setup was instant, the keys are quiet, and the mouse glides effortlessly. I use it daily for admin tasks and creative work. The sleep mode helps save battery, and the full-size layout keeps everything efficient. The mouse is a bit small, but overall, it’s a beautiful and functional upgrade to my remote setup. Read more

I love the keyboard. It is quiet and comes with a cover. I would give five stars but the mouse is just a tad smaller than I would like. It was very easy to setup. One USB port to connect both the keyboard and mouse. The keys do not stick. Read more

I purchased this keyboard and mouse combo in April 2019. The mouse worked perfectly until earlier this year and the keyboard until Dec.2025, when I spilled my tea over it. Read more

OVERALL: The keyboard/mouse combo for the price is quite great, and would buy again in a pinch. It looks nice, feels nice, and just works. I bought this keyboard to give me a mac-like experience on Windows, and I'm overall happy with what I bought, but may replace the keyboard at some point. PROS: - Keyboard feels durable. The keyboard is heavier than both my windows and mac keyboards - If you are used to typing with flat keys, or if you're accustomed to the mac keyboard, this keyboard is a natural transition - The DPI switch on the mouse is perfect; it typically takes buying an expensive gaming mouse to control the sensitivity of the mouse with a button-click. - The mouse moves smooth as butter and it's very easy to control - Clicks are QUIET but can be felt. The mouse buttons CAN be sensitive, which can take some getting used to, but overall, the mouse is smooth and feels very natural to use. - the number keypad is super useful; I missed having this on my mac keyboard. - The keyboard looks and feels kinda like metal, in spite of being 100% cheap plastic :) CONS: - The keyboard requires the use of the 'fn' key to use the function keys; not ideal if you rely on function keys to do work (coding, media editing). The manufacturers could have moved the media buttons to their own row, and preserved the function keys. - The mouse and keyboard both fall asleep after some short idle time, and will wake on button/key press. This is fine for the keyboard, however, if you're used to clearing your screensaver by moving your mouse, that won't work here. You will need to physically left or right click. This sounds like a petty complaint, however, it is annoying to have to change an intuitive behavior because of poor engineering. Waking on mouse-move would have been nice - The keys on the keyboard require more strength than other keyboards. Many times have I hit a shift key, or a back space, or a space bar, and saw nothing happen on the screen. Compared to the mac keyboards especially, this keyboard requires a bit of force when pressing the keys. - There appears to be a delay when comparing to my logitech/mac keyboards. Keypresses feel much more responsive when typing. As someone who writes code on a regular basis, and powers through tasks using a plethora of keyboard shortcuts, this can really put a damper in my work flow, if key presses are being processed out of sync. - Windows key is positioned and labeled poorly. The key itself is much smaller than other keyboards. and says 'Win', rather than the icon you may be used to. If you use the keyboard shortcuts for Aero-snap, or if you tend to navigate/search the start menu solely with your keyboard, you may get frustrated. I find myself having to stop and stare at my keyboard to make sure I'm hitting the right key - not ideal for power users. - Not all keys respond equally. Certain keys, specifically the CTRL keys, shift keys, Windows keys, Enter key, and really, many of the larger keys, require additional force to get the key press to register. The reason for this, is that the actual button under the key is small, and the larger keys themselves will simply move AROUND the button. You must hit each large key with additional force or dead-center on the key. As such, prepare for your typing speed and quality to significantly reduce. SUMMARY: This keyboard is ok. It excels in its physical design and comfort, but lacks performance in its basic functions. especially when comparing to other brands of wireless keyboards/mouse. THIS PRODUCT IS GOOD FOR: 1. Home PC's 2. People who simply need SOMETHING on a budget, but cannot afford name-brand alternatives 3. People who navigate primarily with a mouse, not a keyboard 4. People who do not use function keys in their workflow 5. People who do not like mechanical keyboards 6. My parents THIS PRODUCT IS SUBSTANDARD FOR: 1. The keyboard is terrible for gaming and editing anything 2. Power users 3. Multimedia professionals (video editors, audio editors, etc) 4. Software engineers 5. People who do not type heavily/hard Read more

Did not think this would work out for my needs but it's simple, sleek, and low profile with a button cover for blocking dirt and little particles. Nice two tone silver and white keypad and mouse and be able to turn keypad and mouse off for battery consumption. Read more