Ergonomic Keyboard and Mouse Combo - Full Size Keyboard Cordless with Palm Wrist Rest Ergonomic Mouse Wireless for Windows Computers Laptops - Black (Upgrade)

I needed to replace my existing keyboard/mouse combo for several reasons, so I got this set. I unboxed it, put the batteries in (you need 4x AAA batteries, not included), and swapped out the old USB dongle for the new one. Voila! new mouse and keyboard working in minutes!Both are a bit larger and more comfortable than my old ones. Because I touch type, I like that there is a very obvious bump on the F and J keys for placing fingers properly without looking. The keyboard is slightly curved, which I think is supposed to make it more ergonomic, but I don't really notice much of a difference. However, the wide apron on the front makes a great wrist rest. I would not have wanted a keyboard without a separate number pad, and this one is just as comfortable.The mouse is larger than my old one and contoured for the right hand. If you're a left-mouser, this one won't be your favorite. But for the rest of us, this is a nice comfortable mouse.Although the action of the keys and buttons is smooth and fairly quiet, I'm a real fan of positive clicks and would have preferred just that little bit of extra feedback. In some cases, I find that I have accidentally clicked the mouse or pressed the spacebar without realizing it, because the tactile feedback is minimal.It's worth noting that both mouse and keyboard have on/off switches, so if you want to walk away but protect your work from accidental clicks or key presses (in case you have small two-legged or four-legged "helpers"), you can do that, and that may also extend the battery life. And speaking of which, since they're new, I don't know how the battery life is, but down the road, if I think the batteries drain too fast, I'll update this review.Other than the minimal tactile feedback, I'm pretty happy with this keyboard and mouse set. They are large enough for this average-sized female and contoured for additional comfort, and quick and easy to set up.

This ergonomic keyboard and mouse combo brings a lot to the table in terms of comfort and functionality, with a few quirks that might matter depending on your preferences. Here’s my breakdown after using it for a couple of weeks:Keyboard Design and PerformanceThe keyboard has a low-profile design, which makes it easy to type without needing to lift my hands much, and I find the compact key spacing excellent for fast, fluid typing. I like how silent the keys are—they’re nearly noiseless, which is great for shared spaces or late-night work sessions.The wrist rest is the same hard material as the rest of the keyboard, so it doesn’t have a cushion, but the positioning helps keep my wrists comfortable during longer sessions. It may not be a true cushioned “rest,” but I do find the design supportive.Battery and Connectivity ChoicesOne aspect that stood out to me was the choice to use AAA batteries instead of AA. While the keyboard and mouse work just fine with AAA, I would have preferred AA batteries, which are easier to find and generally last longer. There’s definitely enough space in the battery compartment to accommodate AAs, and a change here could improve battery life.As for connectivity, the combo uses a USB dongle rather than a more direct 2.4 GHz connection. A direct connection would make it more universally compatible and free up a port, but it’s a small issue. The USB dongle connects reliably, and setup was straightforward, so it hasn’t caused any major issues.Mouse Comfort and FeelThe mouse is a standout. It has a comfortable, ergonomic shape that fits perfectly in my hand, making it easy to use for hours without strain. It’s incredibly quiet—another big plus if you’re working around others or in a quiet setting. My one wish would be for it to be slightly heavier, as I prefer a bit more weight for precise control. My wife, on the other hand, loves the lightweight feel, so this may depend on personal preference.Pros and ConsPros:Low-profile keyboard with close key spacing for comfortable, quiet typingErgonomically designed mouse fits well in hand and is very quietSleek, minimalist look with a modern designSimple USB dongle setup that’s plug-and-playCons:Wrist rest is not cushioned, though still ergonomicUses AAA batteries instead of AA, which may impact battery longevityUSB dongle required for connectivity; no direct 2.4 GHz optionFinal ThoughtsThis keyboard and mouse combo delivers a good mix of comfort and functionality. The keyboard is quiet, ergonomic, and compact, making typing a breeze. While there are a few design choices (like the battery type and dongle connection) that I might change, they’re minor and don’t interfere with the daily performance. The mouse is especially comfortable and silent, making this set a solid choice for anyone who values a quiet and ergonomic setup.

This is a combination wireless keyboard and mouse. They use a single combination 2.4 Ghz USB A receiver, which is stored in the keyboard's battery compartment. (It could also be stored in the mouse's battery compartment.)The receiver can be plugged into a USB hub, not just directly into the computer.There are on/off switches on both the keyboard (right side) and mouse (bottom).The keyboard types well and the mouse also works well. It is a full keyboard with numeric keypad. The mouse can be adjusted from 800 to 1200 to 1600 dpi. The keys are quiet.The keyboard has a built-in wrist rest. It also has legs at the top that can flip out to change the angle.The keyboard is powered by two AAA batteries and the mouse is powered by two AAA batteries. Batteries are not included. The keyboard and mouse fall asleep after 5 seconds of inactivity, and wake up immediately upon use. Note that when you press a key to wake up the keyboard, that key gets typed, which is much nicer than keyboards that eat the keypress before waking up.The set is available in two colors, black and white. I got the black version, and it looks nice.