Slim Keyboard Mouse-Gray

Excellent quality. Luxurious finger touch. Very responsive, and no sticky keys at all. Love it. Elegant look too. Another review said it quit working after a bit - that’s because it has to be charged periodically, so keep that in mind. But the charge is long lasting. (And it’s wonderful to not buy batteries!) I was able to get 3 weeks of non-stop use after just one charge, and I work 10 to 11 hour days, Monday through Friday, with constant typing on a corporate work-from-home job that keeps me grinding! And conveniently, I just charged it one evening between dinner and bedtime and that 3 hour charge was enough to have it back up and running the next day. I would advise having a back-up keyboard in case your charge runs out during the work day. But if you charge for 3 hours or so once every 2 or 3 weeks, you should be fine. Again, I do about 50 to 55 hours a week of non-stop typing on this thing and it’s been stellar. Love it. Best keyboard I’ve ever bought and I’ve burned up several LOL Another note: if you need to use the function keys, you’ll need to hit the Fn key at bottom left and the padlock key at top right at the same time, in order to unlock the function keys, and you’ll have to do this every time you turn the keyboard off and turn it back on (which I do every night, to save power on the charge). The other thing is that you’ll have to hit the Num Lock key to unlock your numeric keypad every time you turn it off and back on. Just be aware. It’s not that it has stopped working; it’s just a quirk!

I first bought this set in 2020, and again in 2023, mostly because I couldn't get a replacement keyboard overlay. I gave the original set to a coworker. Since then, I've found an outlet to buy a new silicone keyboard overlay (and bought 3 immediately), and I'm grateful because if I'm not constantly trimming and filing my nails, they start shredding the overlay. Again, I use this for work. Nothing detracts even a fraction of a star from this review. Some of it is 'this is on me,' some of it is 'this is the way it is, and I'm ok with that.' If you don't want the full review, the long and short of it is: Yeah, get this. But you should read about its quirks. So I got this set to use with my work computer. After 3 years, the overlay got shredded. I couldn't get a new overlay, so I got a new set and donated the old set (less overlay) to a coworker. For the second set, overlay got shredded but this time, replacement overlays became available. Completely overjoyed, I would give (and keep giving) 6 stars if I could. I work mostly from home, go into the office 1 day a week. For 3 weeks in a row, for whatever reason, I leave my keyboard behind. This means I have to use my home PC (gaming) keyboard as my work keyboard, and it just doesn't work nearly as well - much like if I tried to use the keyboard from this set to game! So, as of today, the third time it happened, I got a new set delivered today. I will have my 'original' set live at the office, with the dongle plugged into the laptop. I will have the newest set here at home, with the dongle plugged into my docking station. I won't have to pack the mouse and keyboard into the laptop bag, and if I forget to stow the mouse or keyboard from the office, it's not going to mean a bunch of unhooking and juggling USB connections to be able to work, and then again to use my home PC. I have always loved this set. There are quirks: The whole Ctrl+function+whateverthatbutton is on the left (It makes a blue LED light up) in order to be able to enable things like Ctrl+F2 is annoying if I forget to do it. This latest set is even better. I just hit the function and 'whatever' key, and the blue light comes on. Took me about 3 minutes to figure that out: I was hitting Ctrl+'whatever'+function to turn on the blue light. They've changed that, for the better. Sometimes the old set doesn't register a keypress (especially Enter) until you then hit the Ctrl key. Actually, it will register the former keypress with any subsequent keypress, but it will then register that you hit Enter PLUS your extra keypress. The times this happens to me, I don't want extra characters appearing in what I type, so tap Ctrl and it will let you go on doing what you do. I don't deduct any stars for this, it's not rare, it's not constant, and it has kind reverse trained me in a comfortable way. So far, this latest set I purchased this month has not had this issue. It may, at some point, but I know that if it does happen, I can just hit the Ctrl key and move on. For the latest set I bought, I was super pleased to see that the devices charge via USB-C, rather than micro USB like with my original set. The number of devices I have needing micro-USB is dwindling, and I love it! Not only that: Previously, for the keyboard, when you plug it in to charge, there is a red light that turns on. When the keyboard is charged, it turns off. With the new set, red light comes on when charging, then a green light comes on when it's charged. Much easier to realize you have the charging cable still plugged in, so you can unplug it and save however much electricity (I don't care if it's pennies' worth, electricity saved it electicity saved). If either my micro-USB set or my USB-C set die, I will absolutely replace them with this set. I'm halfway thinking of donating the micro-USB set to a coworker and getting another USB-C set! 11/10 for work use.

So, I ordered this keyboard and mouse set a few years back in white. We were looking for a minimalist wireless setup to match the white all-in-one HP computer with silver accents we got that came with a wired keyboard. The replacement had to have a full sized keyboard as well as the number pad on the side, but also be small and unobtrusive to our desk space. It also had to have quiet key strokes with good feedback as you depressed the buttons and a matching mouse. There were options out there but there were so many with so many mixed reviews that we worried we would ever find what we were looking for. Enter this set. From the moment I opened the box I was pleasantly surprised with the heaviness and weight of it, which to me denoted quality. They keys were nearly silent with excellent feedback and it had all of the special funcitons in the F keys like you come to expect from a quality keyboard. The mouse was no different. The accents were in metal and are very snazzy looking. A perfect complement to our HP in white. Then came the break in period. Flawless function and nearly impossible battery life. 2 years later I think I've only ever charged the keyboard twice including once when I first got the thing and I'm a pretty heavy user. The mouse I've charged maybe 3 or 4 times over the 2 years since I got them. Well, wouldn't you know it, we upgraded computer systems and now our system is in black. So, I ordered a black keyboard/mouse combo in exactly what I had before. I actually searched it out in my old Amazon orders to find the thing...and there it was. One click away from being mine. Tonight it came in and just as the first set, it was flawless. I can't imagine a better set. Trust me, THIS is the one that you want. It's the final say in reliablility, battery life, and asthetics. A home run by every measure!

I just received this in the mail today and I am using the keyboard and mouse to write this review. Keyboard review: - The keyboard isn't as silent as I had hoped unless the key cover is on it. I find it hard to type accurately with it on, but it does significantly mute the key sound. The keyboard cover is not as see through as I would prefer so that is another reason I don't want to use it. I will put it on when the keyboard is not in use to protect from dust collecting in the keys. However the sound level is still a major improvement from my previously used thick keyed Logitech keyboard. - The keyboard in totality is really thin so I love that. Far more comfortable then the other keyboard I had previously. - The keys perform well. It is easy to type on. - I prefer apple products over all but since my work doesn't use Apple products, I bought this keyboard because it simulates the apple keyboards better. I hate the sound of the thicker keys of other standard keyboards. - The color is exactly as pictured and I really like it. - I don't see an option for a backlight for the keys but I don't need one as the office lights are always on. - Works very well with my computer. No issues with connection. I plugged in the USB and it immediately worked when I turned the keyboard on. - Came charged. I am used to battery operated so I am not sure how I will feel about having to charge it when the time comes. Mouse Review: - The mouse is a major upgrade from my Logitech mouse. It is smooth and thin. It reacts very well and glides across my mouse pad way better. - The right and left click to the mouse is smooth, and very quiet. I love that. - The scroll thingy (don't know what that's called lol) works well and feels satisfying to use. - No connection issues. Worked instantly when I plugged in the USB and turned the mouse on. Other than the sound of the keys, i would say both are exactly what I hoped for. Hope this helps!

With as many full rotations around the sun in my life, NOTHING has prepared me for this keyboard and mouse! I work mostly in an office setting so I have seen my fair share of keyboards. One job I had, my manager bought a keyboard that was wireless, and considered "Low Profile" keys that I soon fell in love with! I could type like a million words a minute with it simply due to the fact that my fat sausages could wiz much faster to the words simply because of the design alone! Well jobs past, and my hunt for that keyboard was on. No job had the keyboard, and the large raised, keys...the "low profile" keys that other keyboards have, may be low profile, but I guess there is a new "Super/Ultra Low Profile Keys" that I was looking for. Finally, after years of searching I have found this keyboard to be the reunification of a long lost relationship! OK....story aside, (which is a true one by the way) time for the review: So the mistakes I made during my searches was simply looking for the words "Low Profile". You get the keyboards that are lower profile than the ones that came out during the 90's, but if you are looking for the ultra low profile keys like I was, then you are probably going to want to search for a "wireless keyboard". Most wireless keyboards I was finding had the ultra low profile keys, but who knows, maybe there are some wired keyboards that are. I choose the one with the mouse as a combo because I only wanted one Dongle for both my mouse and keyboard instead of having two dongles fill up the USB slots. The key response is really nice, as my fat sausages are able to take their strides again like they did with that job that first introduced me to the "Ultra low profile" keys. They do click maybe a little more, but they are still a quiet click when pressing them. I also like the fact that I don't have wires everywhere which makes it nice since my main workstation is a laptop. I do think the print key is a little too close to the backspace key which does make it somewhat annoying as again, my bigger hands will hit that key every once in a while, but I'm sure that will be learned overtime and I'm sure I will adapt. The mouse that came is maybe a little too low profile which is why I'm really knocking down points for ergonomic sense, and I wish the center wheel was all rubber since my my bigger hands sit in somewhat of a different position and my finger hits on the plastic smooth portion of the wheel, but honestly not a big deal. The mouse is super quiet....like even more quite than my other "Quiet click" mouse's, which I do like. Although I don't do much gaming, I would think you would want more switches and something more ergonomically fitting to your hand if you were go the gaming route so I will knock down the gaming aspect of it. However, it does have the three setting DPI switch which I could see being very handy should you want a basic Gaming mouse. Overall....VERY satisfied with my purchase!

This wireless keyboard and mouse combo is exactly what I wanted: simple, sleek, and easy. Setup could not be easier. It connected quickly and without any fuss, the kind of plug-and-go experience that works for literally anyone, including people who usually need help with “technology things.” If you are buying this for a parent, a student, or someone who just wants it to work, this is a great pick. The keyboard is full-size but ultra slim, the mouse is comfortable, and both are pleasantly quiet, which is perfect if you work near other people or just hate loud clicking. The dark gray color looks modern and clean on a desk, and the rechargeable feature is a nice upgrade from constantly swapping batteries. Overall, it is a smooth, no-stress combo that does exactly what it is supposed to do.

Ive been very impressed with this set. It is really easy to connect, and the USB C charging lasts a long time (several weeks at least) without needing to be recharged.

Really impressed with this inexpensive pair for my backup rig. The keyboard feels good. It's not silent, which is a plus, but it’s not obnoxiously clacky which is also good. Connects instantly out of the box, and it doesn't take up a lot of room on my desk. One interesting quirk I noticed right out the box is that the F keys are locked behind the Fn function key. So, when trying to refresh a page with F5, I was lowering the volume, haha. So, that's interesting. There is a calculator button! WHAT? A button that you can press and it will bring up a calculator on the screen! That's a super cool feature I didn't even know I needed.

Product: the keyboard and mouse are of very good quality and very light. They are exactly as they look in the seller's pictures. Delivery: I bought it to be delivered to Australia, I couldn't track the package, I guess that this is more of an amazon delivery matter than the seller.

I bought this keyboard in August and after 4 months of use - everyday for at least 10 hours - the power indicator was flashing to indicate low power, so charging it again today. The Keyboard is amazing with its thin form factor and sleek design. when not in use the keyboard sleeps and wakes up instantly. The short cut keys available on the top are very very useful, my favorites are the calculator, volume, brightness and screen lock (windows) buttons. For 4 straight months the keyboard performed flawlessly and I hope to use it for a long time. Definitely worth buying and I definitely recommend it. Mouse - based on my person use, the mouse is a slight disappointment as it is too thin in my hands, similar to an Apple Magic mouse I guess, but the mouse is definitely good in terms of usage and how it functions, my only pet peeve is its size (my personal preference) The mouse too sleeps when not in use and all you have to do to wake it up is just click the mouse button and it is ready to use. What I also like with this Keyboard + Mouse combo is there are NO batteries! just connect a USB wire that comes with the Keyboard and they charge. Love it! Definitely recommend it!

Es compacto pero el espacio está optimizado. La batería recargable es de larga duración. Es de buena calidad y se ve elegante. Me gusta mucho que es muy silencioso y las teclas se sienten muy agradables al tacto. Al comprarlo dudé un poco porque su precio no es barato pero ya teniéndolo en mis manos con más de 2 meses uso diario me parece una excelente compra.

Simply the nicest keyboard i have ever used. Quite, accurate and looks fantastic The mouse is stunning, so smooth to use it just glides. You never feel as though you are having to work it effortless. Bluetooth would be even better.

I've been increasingly working from home and finally had enough of the daily struggle working with the tiny keyboard and trackpad on my work laptop. This keyboard and mouse combo paired instantly and easily, and stays paired without issue. The keyboard is full-sized and actually has more keys and functionality than my PC keyboard. It seems to be very well made, the keys are very responsive and quiet, it has rubber pads on the back to keep it from sliding around, and the height/angle of the keyboard works well for me. My only complaint is that I would prefer the function buttons (F1, F2, etc.) to default to the Windows functions rather than the multimedia functions. So if I want to rename a file using the F2 shortcut I have to hit the Fn button + F2 rather than just F2 alone, but I realize I'm probably in the minority here as I'm guessing most people don't use the function buttons much. The mouse works well, but is less impressive than the keyboard, though I do like how quiet it is and don't have any complaints. What I do love is that neither the keyboard nor the mouse have a battery, both charge via USB. Both also have on/off switches to save power. I generally turn the keyboard power off when I'm not using it as the switch is right there, but to turn off the mouse you have to pick it up and flip the swith underneath so I don't bother and leave it on all the time. I've been using them for over a month on a single charge and use them daily, so the battery life is quite impressive.