AbleNetKeys-U-See Large Print English USB Keyboard with Wireless Mouse Bundle (USB Receiver Stored Inside Mouse Battery Compartment), Black and Yellow (CD1542)

I pretty much expected that, the compatibility blurb gave it away. Today anytime you see 'Vista' as the first software compatible, you know it is a very old product. Very cheap 'feeling' in both materials and operation, the one good aspect is that it does really work...I've been typing away for 15 minutes now and still have a mental image of my first Commodore Computer, heh heh...the keyboard is working fine so far, we will see how long it lasts...As for the mouse, it is cheaper than cheap, and feels a lot like a prototype rather than a functioning mouse...hard to tell by feel if it clicked or not, I had to slide the on/off switch twice to actually get it to stay on (no positive click there). It does work however, once you get past the quirks...In summary, this is an extremely overpriced cute retro novelty, paid 54 dollars for a 20 dollar product...if you long for the early days feel of computer wizardry, then this will fit the bill...

I purchased this for someone who has developed vision problems. She really loves the keyboard but the mouse goes through batteries way too fast. We've now switched the mouse to one of her older ones instead of the one that came with this keyboard. The only thing missing from the keyboard is that there is no caps lock indicator. It's easy to accidentally turn caps lock on and most keyboards have a lighted indicator so you know if it's on. Other than that the keyboard has a good typing feel, and with the high contrast and large keyboard font, it's much easier for her to use than a standard keyboard. We tried one other brand first but it was small, only the size of a small laptop keyboard: this one is full sized which makes it easier to type.

My dad, who is a writer and spends a lot of time on the computer, is 85 years old, and has macular degeneration. He has an extra-large monitor but it's been getting more and more difficult for him to read the keyboard, partly because he's worn off most of the letters, but also because of their small size. So I got him this keyboard and mouse for Father's Day. I'll let him speak for himself. This is what he wrote to me the day he plugged it in for the first time:"I restarted my computer and, after all the many preliminaries were over, I tried the wireless mouse and got an arrow on the screen. So I tried the keyboard and here I am writing to you. Nothing was ever easier to install once I found a port. No instructions of any kind came on the screen or anything. I find typing on it much easier but have to be careful with where I place my fingers because the keys work so easily!"So, thanks so much from my Dad and me!

I mainly got it because i play online video games for hours....I use 60 in TV so i have to be over 6 feet back from the screen....when your in battle trying to hit those small keyboard keys, i was always hitting the wrong keys....so i needed Bigger easy to finger feel keys and wireless to meet my need for distance from the screen. This was it, i am very happy with it....i use it for business as well as personal use.Con: not really, except the mouse is picky about needing to be right beside the keyboard....if it sits to in front/off to side, it seems to not work ...but once it is back side by side with keyboard is just fine.....also some times (due to be wireless) you hit a key and it seems to not register that it was struck....but that is few and far between and not an issue at all.....so the cons are like nothing to the pros on this product.Range: Very impressive. I walked over 8 feet away from transmitter to clean the key board....it still picked up on the keys being pressed....so i sat down over 8 feet away and typed a short letter....worked great.

We have been using wired Keys-U-See keyboards for quite some time, and have always liked the size and readability of the keyboard. This was purchased to replace an older still working keyboard in order to avoid some of the tangle of wires in a small office space.The keyboard and mouse appear as well built as the wired. Following the supplied directions set up was as simple as making sure the keyboard and mouse were powered before inserting the receiver into a USB port.Both the keyboard and mouse "go to sleep" after a while to conserve battery power. I took off one star because while the keyboard immediately comes to life upon hitting any key, the mouse takes a while to "wake up".I would recommend this keyboard and mouse combo for anyone who needs a larger keyboard.

This is a very good wireless keyboard and mouse. It has big letters for the people who need larger letters to see better, the wireless if using on XP, Vista, Windows 7 and probably 8, works great and instantly. When double clicking on the mouse, the mouse is a little touchy like sometimes the double click does not work if not pressed fast enough, but if this happens for some people's liking, one can just go to the R Click process, then Click Open. There is one issue with the keyboard and it will affect people who like to use the CAPS LOCK key a lot. Usually on a CAPS LOCK key, when using, the CAPS LOCK LIGHTS UP, but this keyboard does not have a built in light for the CAPS LOCK. Keep in mind for people who really need to remember if CAPS LOCK is on or off.

nice keyboard, crappy mouse. Mouse goes dead, cursor disappears from monitor. after two weeks replaced battery. worked for about a week then, still lighted, cursor disappears. plugged in wired mouse, cursor returns works fine.

very good keyboard, if the mouse was as pictured i would give 5 stars

Initially it worked well, but within 2 months mouse stopped functioning even after changing the battery cells numerous times. Utter waste of money.