Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, Full-Sized 2.4GHz Wireless Keyboard with Comfortable Palm Rest and Optical Wireless Mouse for Windows, Mac OS PC/Desktops/Computer/Laptops (Black)

I’m extremely happy with this Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo! From the moment I started using it, I noticed how comfortable and responsive it feels. I also appreciate the broad compatibility with Windows and Mac OS devices. I’ve used it on both my laptop and desktop without any issues. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an affordable and high-quality wireless keyboard and mouse set! 💯

Update May 30 2025: after using this Quasio wireless/keyboard/mouse daily this month on three different computers, I can say this is the best wireless mouse/kbd choice I have seen among the best sellers on Amazon. It is really quiet, which makes it pleasant to use. No lost keystrokes or lag, like I have seen with Logitech keyboards. Works seamlessly when switching computers. I use it with 2 laptops and a desktop - when you move the wireless USB dongle, you just need to click the mouse button and hit a key, then the receiver automatically connects the wireless mouse/kbd. Only minor annoyance is the 2 AA batteries are not included with the mouse/kbd - but easy to solve, and so far the battery life is no issue. I also noticed that the warranty is two years, double the Logitech warranty. With the 5% coupon at $29.99, I think this is a good deal for a reliable, quiet wireless mouse/kbd with great ergonomics. Some other reviewers were not happy with the keyboard layout, but it works great for me. I thought I might not like the wireless mouse feel since I really liked the Logitech wireless mouse, but the Quasio mouse feels fine as well. Overall, highly recommended. This Quasio wireless keyboard and mouse combo is great. Normally I would get a Logitech or other well-known brand since keyboards are so important to work flawlessly and last a long time with daily heavy use. But after having major issues with Logitech K270, MK270, and MK345 keyboards (broken support legs, and terrible wireless keystroke drops/lag ), I ordered the Quasio keyboard (I think they only have one model). Quasio was #8 on the wireless kbd/mouse combo best seller list, after 6 Logitech models and 1 Amazon basics model. I was skeptical at first, but decided to try it (free shipping and returns). It was about $10 more than the lowest priced Logitech models. But.... it works so much better for my situation. Advantages: 1) the keys are much quieter than Logitech. 2) I have zero lag or missed keystrokes - this was a huge problem with my Logitech keyboards, and Quasio accuracy is much better - perhaps their firmware has been improved after past customer reviews. 3) the ergonomics are great - I was worried I wouldn't like the layout and mouse feel - but both are really good - I have seen reviews complaining that the keyboard layout was too small but for me it was perfect. Possible risks: longevity. I saw reviews complaining the white lettering on the keys rubs off quickly, and the keyboard becomes faulty over time. I will watch out for these things but in the first week the Quasio keyboard and mouse are high quality, with perfect wireless connectivity, and really comfortable and nice to use. I like the size, wrist rest, and overall keyboard design. I think overall the Quasio keyboard is well worth the slightly higher price. I haven't tried their customer service - Logitech service was OK, but took multiple days to try and troubleshoot problems, so I lost patience and decided to try a new brand. I am very glad I did :)

This wireless combo is exactly what I needed for my studio. Having a clean, cable-free desk is essential when I'm reviewing plans or working on design projects, and the single USB receiver makes setup a breeze. The built-in wrist rest on the keyboard is incredibly comfortable for long hours of typing, and the mouse is very responsive. It’s a highly reliable and ergonomic setup that I completely recommend.

I purchased this keyboard about 7 months ago. It worked well earlier and then I started having error when I tried to log on. I realized that the keys on the keyboard are no longer responding correctly. Sometimes I have to type so hard just to get it to register the letters. This was not supposed to hard to type on. So, the keyboard is not a good bargain. I had to quickly buy a Logitech replacement. Update: The seller reached out to me and expressed their willingness to replace the item as it is covered under warranty. As I mentioned, I have enjoyed the keyboard until it gave me problem. Seller explained their 12months warranty on their product and their willingness to exchange the product or issue a refund. Since I had hastily purchased another keyboard, I could not request for a replacement (my error), so I opted for a refund. I think this seller is worth giving a try. They explained their plan to review reason for the defect and to take necessary steps to correct it. I am changing my overall rating from 2 stars to 4 stars, because I did not give the seller the opportunity to remedy a defective product before submitting my review. I did not know the warranty on the product was still valid. So, you should feel safe to buy this product because the seller stands behind the integrity of their product.

Nice feel and the receiver works much better than the Logitech, where I was getting frequent periods of non-response where I had to move the mouse closer to the fob use it. This one, nice and smooth. Also, I wanted a num (and caps) lock indicator LED, which this has, and the other top brand does not.

Excellent Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo I'm very happy with this wireless keyboard and mouse combo. It was very easy to set up. The full-size keyboard is very comfortable to use, making it ideal for work, study, or everyday use. The wireless mouse is smooth and very precise. It has a comfortable shape and responds quickly to movement, making it perfect for browsing, office work, and computer tasks. If you want a reliable wireless keyboard and mouse for your desktop setup, this is definitely a good choice.

This keyboard was up and working 30 seconds after I installed the batteries! I LOVE that this uses AA batteries and not those rechargeable coin style batteries that are typically difficult to access and eventually wear out and are not replaceable **. I looked at a Logitech very similar to this but it was Windows and Linux only. I use Macs. I am very happy with how this feels. So far I am seeing that I have less typos than I had with other keyboards. I wasn't sure I would use the mouse because I had been using a trackball and I could simply use both or one or the other. There is not a conflict with the wireless hardware. But this mouse is really nice as well. It feels as good as I would ever need a mouse to feel so I am going to use it. I like that it is very precise and takes little movement to cover a large HD display. ** I have two Mac systems on my desk. I had been using a model of Logitech keyboard on each. I am up to five of those Logitechs between the two systems having had to acquire three replacements. Not all was a loss after spill damage or the key identification wore off. You cannot purchase the rechargeable batteries but if you can access the battery (tedious and challenging) you can swap them if you have a duplicate of the keyboard with a good battery. With this QUASIO keyboard I am extra happy with its use of a single easily accessed AA battery. Worth noting because it demonstrates the manufacturer's attention to design detail: The USB bluetooth thingy is cleverly stored in the battery compartment. I have enough experience with wireless keyboards and mice that I succeeded in getting it operating without reading the guide. So at first I thought the USB thingy was missing but I was going to see if I could get this working with the other USB thingies I had around. When I opened the battery compartment to insert a battery I discovered the USB thingy in a spot custom designed to store it in. :-))

It's amazing how the cheap wireless mouse and keyboard has changed over the years. In the early days, a cheap set like this would jiggle around the mouse and percission would be poor. While this set isn't going to do it for gaming, it is definitely a set that is capable of working for the office or even for my TV PC. Which is exactly waht I'm using it for. I have it hooked up to a gaming mini-PC which I use with controllers. It is my backup for when things go wrong in linux and it works great. Connectivity is easy. and the keybaord/mouse just work. Would be nice for it to be bluetooth and not require the dongle, but the dongle allows for easily moving from PC to PC without reconfiguring it.

Great keyboard. I like the spring action of the keys. It is ncie to not be connected by a wire. It would be nice if it had a light that comes on for the Caps lock or numbers lock though.