Microsoft Wireless Keyboard & Mouse, Desktop 900 Keyboard with USB for Windows or Mac Computers, Black

So I purchased this for £29.99 and I think it's really nice. The keyboard is silent and tactile which feels really nice for typing. I purchased this so I can type long essays and reports for my project. It has function button for mute, volume up and down and play/pause and it also has a calculator button which is handy. When I purchased mine, I received the UK keyboard layout which I prefer as well.The only downside to the keyboard is that no keys are back-lit which includes caps lock (On/Off) and NumLk key (Number Pad). I have also heard reviews that Enter and backspace keys are smaller than normal but I have gotten used to this quickly and was not issue for me.You also get a mouse with this and the mouse is decent; it does not match Logitech Gaming series or MX series but for productive situations where I am typing a lot, it does not make a huge difference and it adequate enough. If you are wondering if the mouse clicks are loud, then yes, it is loud (something to bear in mind).You also get battery for both the keyboard and the mouse (non-rechargeable).Overall, I am really impressed with the keyboard, as I originally was going for Microsoft Surface keyboard but this is more than good enough for me :)

Excellent product.Definitely a case of function over form but if you’re not overly concerned about the look of your mouse or keyboard then there’s not much wrong here. Not to say that this set is ugly, just plain.In terms of function though, both are great.The keyboard sits comfortably on your lap or desk and the keys have a nice response. The keys aren’t backlit unfortunately but for this price point it’s understandable.The mouse has a good weight to it and it fits the hand perfectly. It’s a shame that there aren’t any additional buttons on the side as the thumb and ring finger are ideally situated for this. Again, understandable that there’s only the standard 3 buttons for the price you pay.The only real issue I have with this set, which is common for wireless keyboard and mouse devices and by no means a big deal, is that the usb stick struggles to cope when it’s not got a direct line to the keyboard or mouse. I’ve found that this problem is particularly bad when an electronic device, such as a tv screen is in the way. Not a dealbreaker by any means, the same happens with pretty much all devices of this nature. Just a warning that you may want to invest in a usb extension cable if you use your tv as a monitor.

Not used the keyboard very much so far but here is my early thoughts below. I don't usually spend this much on a keyboard and mouse but I'm glad I did as you can tell the difference in quality.+ Connected easily, first time both mouse and the keyboard+ Good quality with some nice additional details like the rubberized feet+ Mouse is very responsive+ Keys feel very comfortable under the fingers (I'm a keyboard snob)+ The enter key will take some getting used to as it is very small+ Keys are 'soft touch' and very quiet+ Not 'slimline' but thinner than some others I've owned in the past+ Looks very sleek and elegant as far as keyboards go+ Comes with Duracell batteries as opposed to cheap ones+ Nice spacing between the keys and as a fast typer feels good when in use+ The keys are a little 'slippery' to the touch rather than textured for grip

This is a basic keyboard and mouse that just work. After moving away from Logitech due to their poor quality control and some really odd problems with their not so budget mouse and keyboards, thought I’d try something new. If you are looking for a budget product that you can use for office and even some light gaming, yes the mouse is not too bad, this Microsoft bundle is really good. This is an early review, but for now, it looks positive.

The keyboard and mouse do what they need to do!The mouse is fine, just does what it needs to do, and it has a switch on the bottom so turning off at the end of each use will preserve the battery.The keyboard is good and the full number pad is useful. One of the primary pros is that it's really quiet, which is what I needed. Of course, being wireless is also a big benefit.Both the keyboard and mouse use the same wifi adapter that gets plugged into your computer. All in all, they've been really good value for money and no issues.

What a great keyboard, I've been through a couple of keyboards recently whilst trying to find a balance between wirelessness, comfort, style and feel.This keyboard finally ticked all the boxes for me. The closeness of the keys may take a while to get used to but after a week that autopilot typing behaviour kicks in.The keys provide good resistance to the touch so you know you've hit a key properly but it also sounds smooth like a new laptop.The mouse feels like until you put batteries in and then is the perfect weight for gaming or general use. Up until this point I forgot it was even powered by batteries so battery life is also worth mentioning as really good.You can't beat the price either for what you get. A top brand known for reliability and quality.Would recommend this setup.