Wireless USB Keyboard Mouse Combo CHONCHOW 2.4GHz Nano Receiver Full Size Slim Keyboard Ergonomic Mice for Windows 7/8/10 Linux Vista XP Chrome OS(Black)

I’m astonished at how well this mouse and keyboard works, and the quality of it, for the low cost. It was super easy to set up. Took about 30 seconds to just put in the USB connector and my computer recognized it, and automatically paired it. The keyboard is so light and the keys are extremely smooth/quiet when typing. The mouse is also lightweight. Sometimes I don’t even realize I’ve moved all over my desk with it. The click of the mouse is a little louder than expected, but honestly, it doesn’t bother me. I got used to it very quickly. And the best part? No more wires! Very satisfied with my purchase. Highly recommend!

I like this but it came with no instructions. Once I came to the this page I saw where the usb insert thing was located and it was pretty easy. But no instructions how to use the lights or anything. Other than that I like it. Seems to be good quality.

I wished I had looked closer at this keyboard. The enter key is awful and the backslash \ is moved. If you have been typing for years and cannot retrain your hands to new locations do not get this keyboard. It is mostly querty, but it is small things. Also, the keys are so flat it is hard to tell where my hands are especially when I have to "search" for the misplaced enter key and backslash. If you use home row key typing you will not like this. My pink cannot reach the Enter key because it has been made tall spanning 2 rows rather than long on one row on the home row.

One feature I demanded was the lift-clips under the back side of the board to be high enough for me to push the kb up over the base of my monitor, freeing up more of my desk as needed. That on this model was irrelevant since it was a solid bar all the way across the kb, not allowing any push over the monitor base. The ad suggested that there were buttons to manage audio up/down/mute without the fctn key (nice since i'm handicapped) but i never bothered to set it up before reboxing it for return. don't know if it worked.

1st, it's important to note that this is a review for a wireless mouse and keyboard set, as this seller apparently uses the same page with the same reviews to sell different items at different times. I bought two in a flash sale, and 50% of the price was too much. One of the two sets has a mouse that can't connect at all, so it only functions as a carrying case for the keyboard dongle. Every other peripheral gets flaky connections as if 3 feet is at the extreme outside of the range, and 6 inches is too close somehow, everything in between is hit or miss. It's definitely usable in an emergency situation; if you wave the keyboard around in the air frantically hitting the key to enter setup while your machine boots, you'll probably be successful in interrupting startup, and repeat the frantic waving for each input thereafter. But if you leave it sitting on your desk and expect to type with it at any given moment, you'll likely be disappointed or extremely frustrated.

I love this! You only need one USB for both the keyboard and mouse. It worked as soon as I plugged it in. No need to install anything. I bought to use my classroom. I can use my mouse and keyboard while at the back table. The mouse is a little smaller than a typical mouse. It still works, no issues.

The Chromebox I purchased with this combo was absolutely awful so I sent it and the keyboard/mouse back. I didn't even use either, so I cannot tell you if it works well. When I unboxed it, both felt very cheap but they're $15 sooooo...

I liked the first one I bought so I ordered a second one. It arrived with a dead mouse(not the furry kind) so I requested an exchange. After a week of use now the mouse on the first one has died. Hope it's not to late to cancel the exchange and get a refund. Update: Now Amazon is going to make me pay to return this piece of crap. Very mad, I'll be canceling my prime membership!