Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Set, 【Water-dropping Keycaps】Patuoxun Ergonomic 104-Key 2.4G Cordless Keyboard&Mice Combo with Nano USB Receiver for Computer laptop PC Apple Mac Windows Linus,QWERTY,UK

Bought this for my brothers computer, as no one in our household has owned/bought a wireless keyboard or mouse before, until now. Set up was well easy, the windows 10 pc found it straight away and was up and running in less than a minute. I like that they both run from one individual dongle, compared to others out there, that relies on two of them. The keys are lovely to type with, they have a indent circle in each lettered and numbered key, and they are silent to type with. The mouse takes a AA Battery while the keyboard takes a AAA Battery, and the keyboard has a battery notification light, which will tell you when the battery is running low. The mouse has a auto off function, if it hasn't been used in a while, to use it again, just click the mouse button, left or right one, and it will come out of standby mode. My brother is very happy with it, and for the price, great deal. Nice bit of kit, all in all.

I really liked this mouse/keyboard set - The mouse has an almost silent click which is very handy, and the keyboard has large push-down buttons which are more like on a classic computer keyboard than a laptop - so this is either great or annoying depending on your preferences.HOWEVER, after a month or so of using it (admittedly fairly regularly), the USB part that goes in your computer broke. The silver sleeve came off, exposing the electronics underneath, I managed to push it back together which got a temporary fix, but now it has happened again and apart from gluing it back together, I think it's dead. Such a shame as it means both the keyboard and mouse (which are both still perfect) are useless! I don't think I've been especially rough with the USB, carefully putting it away after use so as not to knock it, so such a shame it broke. This could just be a one-off, but I probably won't be buying it again.

I like the feel of the keys, I think it's a good size although a bit smaller than my previous keyboard.The mouse is smaller than I'd expected but it works fine, and the clicks are quite quiet. My hands are relatively small anyway I think so it's not a big problem.When the keyboard arrived it seemed to be a bit "wobbly" like how a chair would be if the base is uneven. I'd put a card below one of the sides to even it out. Emailed the seller and was told to "bend" the keyboard in opposite directions, so I tried that and that *seems* to have fixed that issue? A bit of a weird one.Overall I think it's a good keyboard and hopefully it'll last. If not then I'll not buy it again I guess.

Its just under 17" long (42.5cm) and 4.75" wide (11.5cm) so it's unobtrusive.It is, also, very lightThe tear drop keys are comfortable to use. Top right above the numbers are 3 lightswhich show if your numbers/caps are on. Plus, battery- probably to show if it needs changing.It comes with its own mouse.These lights are not easy to see and would probably be better 'red' rather than 'blue'.You have to lean right over to see them.The mouse and keyboard operate from one usb i.e. the keyboard needs the usb to work.I found the supplied mouse was too small so tried to use my larger mouse with its own usb.This works as long as you keep the original usb in.I cannot comment on the multi media keys as I don't really know how to use them except for the windows key.Overall I am very happy with this keyboard and hope it lasts as long as my original microsoft keyboard (20years)Anyone looking for a budget keyboard should be very happy with this. Simple but effective.

I have had many keyboards and this is the worst.It look cheap. You can see the plastic molding remains on the edges.Both of the little stands at the back broke straightaway so I had to use tape to hold them.What makes is useless is the Enter key. I is not a standard one which is two rows high. Having typed for 20 years I cannot change my habit of hitting a tiny key for the sake of this cheap keyboard.The reason I bough it was the unique feature that the keys can be cleaned easily.I would not recommend it at all.

I bought one for my daughter and one for myself and my grandson liked it and hogged his mother's, so I also bought one for him! It's lighter than my previous keyboard and less bulky, easier to use in the armchair. I also like the way that, if you have put the mouse down for a while and the cursor vanishes, a left-click on the mouse instantly brings the cursor to life again. At first I thought everything had frozen: Previously I would have bashed the old mouse a few times, then switched off and on again, all round the houses,but not necessary with this one!I don't do games, so I've left that open, and I've just put batteries in, so don't know battery life either.

I bought this keyboard because there is a blue light on it to show when the capital lock is on.Unfortunately it is impossible to SEE the blue light when typing because (a) it is too small (b) it is in a bad position for viewing.However I pride myself on my ingenuity and found that if I held a shiny piece of metal over the pin sized blue light I could just see it.So I bought some blue tack and placed it close to and behind the pin sized hole..I then made a shiny reflective surface from one of the segments broken off a disposable type of knife.I then pushed this piece of shiny metal into the blue tack taking care it was at exactly the right angle so that I could see the blue reflection from the pin sized hole.

I do like the keyboard and have no problems with it. I've had the item a couple of weeks now and over the last few days the mouse only works for an hour or so, then is completely unresponsive. I thought the issue was that the battery was flat, but even with a new battery, it is unresponsive. The infra red light is on, but the cursor does not move. I came online to contact the seller, but there is no way to do this. I did like the idea of only one usb port needed for both mouse and keyboard, but that didn't last as I now have to use my old mouse. Another (small) issue, was that there is no switch on either keyboard to turn off and conserve the battery.