20 Best Keyboard And Mouse For Samsung Dex (2022 Updated)

Pros: Really soft keyboard and good size. Love the number pad tooMouse is good. I use it as both left and right hand mouse and it works well. The equipment is used via a docking station and not trouble so far with a Windows laptop.

Not a lit keyboard which is better as I am not a huge fan due to the issues those develop with the visibility of the letters on those. 100% recommend Cons: Do make sure that the product you are using it is supported.

I tried using it for my Android phone but it’d just restart the phone constantly. Contacted OEM, only Windows supported. Ended up buying a new keyboard mouse for that purpose.

Bought it in June. I was really happy and like it a lot. However, few days ago, a few of the keycaps just died, not responding. Contacted Samsung but I can only send it to a distributor for checking.

I was told that this kind of accessories does not belong to any Samsung Authorized Service Center. This is very inconvenient.

good product but find it a bit annoying as it doesnt auto connect to the tablet

TranslateShow in original languageZakupiłem tą klawiaturę do Z Folda 3. Wykonanie i wygląd super. Jednak jest bezużyteczna do pisania po polsku. Brak ś,ż,ź,ą,ł,ć,ę rozczarowuje i uniemożliwia pracę. Najlepsze!!! Na Iphone żony wszystkie polskie znaki bezproblemowo się wpisują.

Do Folda 3 nie polecam. ŁĄka piĘknie zielona vs LAka piEknie zielona robi różnicę. Fatalne wsparcie na infolinii pogłębia ogólną negatywną ocenę.

What I like about it is, the switching keys actually works great. We connected it to desktop, laptop, TV, iPad, cell phones, it all work well. The bonus is that it has on/off button helps to preserve the battery.

At first, I thought it dont have it but after a few days we found a tiny switch on the right side. Very happy with my purchase and will recommend it to everyone. Keyboard from MK825 set support 3 devices, while mouse supports 2.

Comparing with traditional KVM switch, iterating through devices is very fast. No driver installation is necessary. When you switch devices on traditional KVM switch, its equivalent to unplugging keyboard and mouse from one computer and plugging them into another.

USB plug-and-play mechanism will query device identification strings of the keyboard and mouse, and drivers are being installed. It takes time. Sometimes the process fails, sometimes Windows freezes, sometimes you need to pull the cable from one USB port and put it into another, etc.

All of that nonsenseis not happening with MK825. Universal wireless dongle, coming with MK825, always stays inserted. Windows does not even know the keyboard might be serving other computer at the moment.

So, Windows does not unload or install drivers, when you are iterating over your devices. Supports both USB and Bluetooth: 1 USB device and 2 Bluetooth connections.

I spend nearly $100 on this keyboard/mouse combo and it ends up being useless. Every few hours the keyboard cuts out, the light starts blinking because it’s trying to pair with its USB receiver, takes about 10 seconds for it to reconnect.

This is apparently because of wifi/USB interference. I’ve moved my Wifi router/modem to a different floor, tried the USB receiver on every port on my desktop (2 and 3. 0, front and back), changed the batteries, and nothing works.

And because I stupidly threw out the box (thinking that there would be no issues with something so simple), I can’t get a refund. Oh, and there was no USB extender cable in the box, btw. Maybe it works fine for you, but I’m now shopping for another keyboard.

I run a small customer service company. I have been a loyal Logitech fan. Over the years I have accumulated literally dozens of Logitec wireless keyboards, The problem I have had is lost Doogles (Receivers) or one of the devices Mouse or Keyboard stop working.

Logitech’s Unified Wireless system is the best solution one could ever dream of. I highly recommend this ( 920-009442) combo I can now replace any one of the components the mouse, keyboard or receiver, and bring the system back to life.

If only they could come up with a universal receiver for my Logitech graveyard.

The keyboard is comfortable, however, there is no Windows key, nor is there a Print Screen key. If you need to take a screen shot, you have to access the Snipping Tool from your startup menu; I work from a remote desktop environment, and need to access the tool from outside the environment, which is a hassle.

The mouse is small and overly sensitive; it inexplicably backtracks and scrolls back up several lines after I scroll down. The sensitivity adjustments available are minimal, and I could not adjust for this.

I put in a good faith effort to get used to this set, but after a month of having to go outside of my working environment to use the snipping tool for a simple screen shot, and the mouse constantly scrolling up and down on its own, I gave up and got a new set.

I would not recommend, and would not purchase again.

I love the layout and ergonomic design of the keyboard. Its cordless feature is very convenient, provided there is someone who knows how to set it up close by. (I am sixty and no longer “tech-savvy” like I used to be.

) >>>>>>>>>The keyboard did not have an instruction manual. <<<<<<<<< Installation instructions are pictorial only, with diagrams, not sentences, and are printed on the inside surface of the box. There is thus no way to conveniently save these instructions in hard copy.

I have not (yet) spilled any liquids on this keyboard. ********************* ********************* At least once daily, it does not respond to any keystrokes. ********************* ********************* This is aggravating, and the only effective method I’ve discovered to remedy this is to power down the computer and re-start it.

[CTRL]+[ALT]+[DELETE], of course, doesn’t work, with the keyboard inoperative. We have not had the keyboard very long (less than two months), and installed fresh AA batteries at installation. It gets steady use, however, so I replaced the batteries yesterday.

The keyboard is still unresponsive to keystrokes at least once per day, requiring a shutdown of the computer (not just logging off of Windows 10 (TM) and logging back in, but a complete power shutdown) with hopes it will return to function on re-boot and re-logging in.

This is not satisfactory performance, and I will be returning this keyboard in the next couple days. The keyboard just froze again. this time for only about one minute, so I didn’t need to restart the whole system.

I am not sure if I will return and replace this keyboard with the same model. Maybe I take a Canon to the darned thing, and smash it? ( 😉 Thank you.

I tried to look past the negative reviews to give this package a chance. While the keyboard wasnt the best, it was still way better than many I have had in the past. So keyboard. yeah all good. The absolute deal breaker was the mouse.

I read negative things and it lived up to them. The scroll is HORRIBLE!!! This has to be fixed. I would scroll to where and needed to go and then it would just scroll more. When playing a game. it would just zoom in or out randomly.

HORRIBLE. HORRIBLE. HORRIBLE. They have got to fix the mouse scrolling issue.

Great mouse, not a huge fan of the wheel. Keyboard looks great but was mushy. You have to push down hard for keystrokes to register (especially the space bar). I started to have so many typos after using this keyboard which may have been a combination of the increased pressure to activate keys and the ergo bump (coming from a flat keyboard).

I was using a flatter and cheaper logi wireless keyboard and even enjoy the wired stock Dell chiclet keyboard for office/CAD work. You could definitely tell this combo keyboard was “membrane” which I never gave much thought to until I used this keyboard.

Spent more time correcting missed keys strokes I didnt hit hard enough which got annoying. I did enjoy the wrist rest. The space bar would not register when hitting on the side unless you hit it hard.

If you hit the center it was easier to register but you could go about 80% of the way down and it would not register. I really wanted to like it after a week but ended up returning it unfortunately due to the keyboard.

I would recommend someone buy the mouse separately.

Purchased back in March of 2020 when COVID took the stage and sent many of us workers back home to work. I needed a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse that I could use with multiple devices. To my surprise, options are extremely limited.

Although the price was more than I wanted to pay, having the ability to transition from 1 device to another using the same keyboard and mouse was a time saver. Having used both for roughly two years, they keyboard keys leave a lot to be desired.

They have a mushy feel to them and aren’t back-lit. On the other hand, literally, is the mouse. I am a left handed person so have no option but to use this mouse with my right hand. It’s the orientation that works.

Bummer, for sure, but I do like the contour and feel of the mouse. For the price, I would like a more pronounced keyboard feel but it gets the job done. Batteries seem to last forever so that’s another win in my book.

I got the MK850 combo so I can flip back and forth between my work laptop and my home PC. I’m using Bluetooth for the laptop connections and the unifying dongle that was in the mouse for my home PC. With the Bluetooth connection, I have a fairly constant problem where I get doubled spaces while I’m typing.

I have already gone and changed the settings for repeating characters so there is a loooong period of time before it will start repeating on a held key but that has not resolved the issue. I’ve updated all the drivers I can find.

No joy. It is supremely irritating!!!!! One other nit, although I think I will get used to it – the surface finish of the keys is the roughest feeling thing I have ever had on a keyboard. My fingers are sore at the end of the day, just from sliding around on the keys.

I’d rethink that in future versions, if I were you. P. S. No fewer than three instances of doubled spaces during the typing of these comments. Grrrrrrrrr.

This is a nice combo and absolutely fantastic if you want to use with multiple computers. Logitech Flow is a game-changer for people with that use-case. Overall the keyboard is great to write on and the wrist pad is comfortable.

There is a slight ergonomic bend to the keyboard which makes it easy to type on for extended periods. The mouse works well and has the two regular buttons, scroll wheel, thumb back and forth buttons, and you can push the scroll wheel left and right for two more buttons.

It is all easily customizable in the Logitech software. I made the scroll wheel buttons cut and paste and it is fantastic. Very happy with my purchase.

I bougt this about a moth ago, and despite readi the reviews about lagginess and letters not correcty typing, I dismissed this as my other Logitech keyboard at hoe has none of these issues. I beieve it is the speed of typing and lag affecting the missed letters rather than the key connection.

If you are reading this and wonderig if I can even speak/type English, this is the keyboard missing my letters as I type – it appears to mostly be the ‘n’s, ‘l’s, and ‘m’s. Ofc you can correct i emails or documents with autocorrect, but when messaging (eg.

Slack) or completig forms, it make you appear incopetent. Buyer beware. I like the feel of the keyboard, and the ouse is fie for the price, just the frustration of missing letters meaning you constantly have to go back and correct a heap of words which make no sense.

[No correction made in this review – this is demonstrative of how your typing would be wit the keyboard].

I was provided this for my work laptop set up. I have been taking it home with my with my laptop to work from home, rather than use my wireless keyboard and mouse I have there, as this is much cleaner and easier to type on than my cheaper keyboard at home.

I’ve just bought myself the same set up for personal use at home so that I can use this set up anywhere – the keyboard feels great to type on and it feels like a much more premium product than the ones I’ve been using at home which were barely cheaper.

The reviews on this product surprise me a lot – sounds like maybe a bad batch? Our business runs around 100 of these combo kits, all purchased over different times over the last 12 months, and have never had to replace a single one to date.

I’m an old school Mac guy, but avoid Apple peripherals (external hard drives, keyboards, wifi, etc) wherever possible. Not just because they’re often insanely overpriced, but also because when Apple steps out of its core competency, quality takes a beating.

Especially keyboards! Them puppies are as pretty as can be, but more fragile than D Trump’s ego. One time a single drop of sweat rolled off my forehead and landed on my keyboard. The whole thing short circuited, sirens went off, and the ghost of Steve Jobs reached thru the screen and began rifling thru my pockets for $200 bucks.

Anyway, this keyboard is great. The keys are light to the touch, responsive, do as told. I’m a fast typer, this keyboard does not slow me down. As a writer, I prefer keyboards/mice that plug in so that I don’t lose momentum by being forced to go searching for batteries, right in the middle of a hot streak.

Haven’t tried the mouse yet, plan to keep it as a spare. This keyboard is not fancy, but it’s cheap, works well, and does the trick. I also have the Logitech K120 and have been using it for years on another Mac with zero issues.

The K120 is even cheaper, but it lacks the media buttons on top (volume up, volume down, etc). That’s kind of annoying, hence the reason I bumped up to K200 this time. FOR APPLE USERS: Yes, the MK200 will work for you.

even the volume buttons. When you plug it in the first time, a message will appear on the screen saying your computer needs some help recognizing it. All you have to do is press the buttons it asks you to press and then you can use it.

Quick and easy! If you want the modifier buttons on the MK200 to work exactly as your old keyboard, you will have to swap the positions of the Command and Option keys. To do that: 1. Open “System Preferences” 2.

Click “Keyboard” 3. Click “Modifier Keys” 4. Change (see attached screenshot): —- Option Key to Command —- Command Key to Option After that, all your quick key shortcuts will work as they did on your Apple keyboard.

Hope that helps! UPDATE: Today is August 12, 2020. almost 3 years to the day since I bought this keyboard. I returned to this page so that I could buy another one for a dif computer. Since I was here, I thought I should go ahead and update my review.

The original keyboard? I’m *still* using it!.

– A traditional keyboard that does its job well. There are no trendy gimmicks or pigeonholed minimalism that reduce functionality. – I used this keyboard for both office work and gaming situations. It may not be marketed for serious use, but it has always been comfortable in both typing long documents and during long gaming sessions.

– Before purchasing this keyboard (K200), I used its predecessor, the K120, for several years. In fact, I bought the K200 keyboard after struggling and failing to find a retailer who still sold the K120 new.

I was pleasantly surprised to find that the K200 felt exactly like my 10-year-old K120 and held up equally well. – I am a gentle typer. If you are a rough typer, this keyboard may wear down faster for you.

I bought this product in April 2015.

I originally bought this set for my home and love both the keyboard and mouse so much, I bought another set for work. Yes, you have to recharge it periodically but then you aren’t going through batteries and throwing them away.

You have advance warning that the batteries need recharging as there are lights on the top of the keyboard and mouse that show the status. You can also have a battery recharging station on the side to keep fresh batteries charged and just pop them in.

All that being said – let’s get onto the more important thing of the feel of the keyboard. Soft clicks and will backlight when your fingers are over it – then the light goes out once you remove your hands.

Great for times where lighting in the room is dim or dark. The mouse is my favorite – very comfortable and fits my hand easing any strain. I would definitely buy this again (and I did) – even at the high price!.

I love it Nice, quiet touch, and most importantly, it doesn’t need batteries or CD. Just plug it in and it works. Unusually it has three clearly labeled green LED’s to show Num Lock, Caps Lock and Scroll Lock states- very useful to know when these are on or off.

Haven’t tried the mouse yet; it will be a spare as I prefer my Logitech M705 cordless. Replaces an M$ wireless set that was frustratingly unreliable: it regularly just stopped working, and came with lots of little niggles that made it difficult to use e.

g. poor contrast [dark blue on black] on some multi-function keys, keys that double up with functions I never use, but impossible to tell which function you will get. 11 people found this helpful.

I just picked this combo up today because it was pretty cheap. I didn’t expect much out of it. This keyboard doesn’t have any special keys, and it really resembles a cheap keyboard in appearance, but the keyboard keys have a nice quiet feel and the mouse does too.

I thought the wires were a little thin and shorter than the keyboard/mouse I replaced. I think the logitech purchase performs better than the microsoft keyboard and fancy high speed gaming lazer mouse I was using.

Very happy with this purchase!.

The Logitech MK120 USB Keyboard and Mouse Combo is new to me. I was impressed by the overall design of this set. It is not too bulky, but not too small either. It feels very comfortable to use. To me it is the right size.

The keys are easy to push. I did not have any issue with any kind of sticking. The keys pushed in smoothly without any delay. As far as hooking to my computer, it was very easy to hook up. The USB connection was easy to put into my computer.

I like the adjustable tilt legs on this keyboard. It makes the way the keyboard sits feel so much better than a flat keyboard. The mouse worked very well with my computer. As far as tracking, I had to adjust my computer’s settings, but it worked once I made the adjustments.

It was easy to move around. I would suggest a mouse pad, it will work anywhere, but a pad will make it even easier. I love that this works with these operating systems; Windows, Linux, and Chrome OS.

Most everybody uses these operating systems. Which makes using this set a preference. I would highly recommend this set. It is rather durable in my opinion. I also feel this is affordable, but you are not losing function due to.

cost. In my opinion it works just as well as any high dollar set. Overall I recommend this above any other set I have tried.

I have needed a new keyboard for a while now. The one I have been using was a 20 year old wireless that was big and chunky and sat too high but was the only option I had because I could not bring myself to throw it back in the closet because I just didn’t like it.

So when the keys started sticking and had removed and cleaned the keys several times I had convinced myself it was not going to get better and needed to be replaced. This model has a rest for my hands in front and is the only one I found since two keyboards before the last one that came with my last computer.

I even didn’t care that it was wireless. My last one was “wireless” too. Only there was a long wire that plugged into the computer and a receiver thing that sat behind the monitor or it didn’t work. This one works with just the usb chip like my wife’s mouse has so I was pleased by that.

I have had this keyboard and mouse both wireless, both on one usb chip Thingy( I am officially OLD) Been using them problem free, other than adjusting to a new keyboard. My tower is inside my heavy homemade pine desk.

The thingy is in the front of the tower. This was enough to stop my old mouse and keyboard but didn’t even slow this down. I could not be more pleased with this keyboard.

Although we have had this keyboard and mouse for a while now we have only just started to use it as I had to set up my little office smile but ctrl and alt working together do not always work so I will be returning it for another one when I can get out to the shops.

I am sure it is just a small problem and look forward to working with the new one. The other items like our awesome TV and Dyson cordless vacuum cleaner are wonderful, no complaints at all. We have always received grand service from your good selves and the Peter the gent who came in to set up our TV was more than efficent and took time to get us oldies set up well and answered all our questions in plain English.

I will be happy to recommend this keyboard and mouse once I have a new one as I am sure it is just a small problem. We have bought many things from you in the past but with cash so maybe you will not have a record of all our purchases.

On the whole we are more than happy to deal with your goodselves in the future. Happy New Year.

I did all the usual, upgrade the drivers, replace the batteries. I’m using this with a brand new Dell laptop and dock (all bought from Pb-tech by my employer), mouse works great, but I get strange mis-fires on the keyboard, for example often I’ll hit control-c somewhere to copy some text and then when I do control-v to paste the clipboard is empty.

If I do it buy using the right click option menu its fine, or using the built-in keyboard on the laptop. I also find if my machine gets busy the keyboard ‘lags’, I’ll be typing but it can take 10-20secs for the text to actually appear, once again doesn’t happen on inbuilt keyboard or if I plug in a wired keyboard.

So for me, I will be going back to wires, the unreliability of the wireless keyboard and no easy way to troubleshoot just means I can’t recommend this keyboard, keep looking.

TranslateShow in original languageDas Produkt ist vollkommen in Ordnung und funktioniert zu meiner vollsten Zufriedenheit. War sofort mit meinem Tablet kompatibel und leicht einstellbar.

The keyboard has a nice feel with slight pressure to activate each key and almost no noise. It is close to the nice laptop keyboard on many of the T-series laptops. This is a full size keyboard that will allow operation with your wrists a little more separated – not so crunched.

The result is less fatigue in my opinion. I am using this set in the Linux operating system with great results. Programming shortcuts works well, for example I set the pause/break key to put the pc to sleep.

It works great. The mouse is full size also but with the great advantage – ambidextrous. I routinely switch my mouse from right to left and back each few months to eliminate repetitive stress injuries.

This moving between left and right side mouse operation has helped me a lot. I recommend the set for a rugged design that is low profile and wireless. I can use this feature to move back further from the screen to reduce eye strain.

This is a really good keyboard and mouse combo. The keys feel great are quiet. The mouse is very comfortable and the resolution is pretty good too. I wish the keys had slightly higher resistance. From time to time I find myself accidentally making unintentional right clicks while trying to move the cursor around.

I bought this combo as a part of my computer upgrade. The keyboard and mouse and my monitor arrived earlier than my computer case and I started using them on my old computer. In some of the reviews I read about the keyboard doing some funky and weird things like double typing letters or not registering a letter typed.

And I actually saw this issue, but soon I found out that the reason behind all the weird behavior was that for some reason the keyboard and mouse would go inactive(windows would actually make hardware disconnected noise) after sitting idle for some time.

I moved the USB dongle from the back of my case to the back of my monitor and all the problems went away. I’m not 100% sure what exactly the cause was, but it seemed like either the USB ports were going into power saver mode, or the keyboard and mouse were going into power saver mode.

Either way, the change of USB ports solved the issue.

Keyboard looks and feels great, works very quietly and the keys are made of better quality then most other wireless keyboards. The mouse has its scrolling wheel that also scrolls right and left (download mouse suite for reconfiguring buttons and settings).

Good with precision and battery life, an added benefit is the spill resistant side of things. Helps keep keyboard clean (less crevices). I tested four “top selling keyboards” at the same time Lenovo professional came out on top.

Even the weight of the keyboard feels good and sturdy. Noticed some reviews complained about the keyboard not having a “caps on” or “num lock” indicator: downloading the Lenovo software for it adds on screen display when you turn on and off.

so since I type without looking at keyboard having the status on screen is more relevant. And helps me quickly get through my work.

TranslateShow in original languageДолго выбирал различные варианты, смотрел обзоры и тд. В итоге решился заказать эту отчасти потому, что ноут у меня тоже Asus и нареканий к качеству аппарата почти за 7 лет владения у меня нет.

В итоге оказался очень доволен уже на этапе распаковки: компактная – нет неиспользуемого пространства на поверхности. Все необходимые клавиши есть, ход кнопок приятный. Мыш вытянутой формы, к чему я не привык, но буквально за 10 минут уже перестал замечать.

Мыш на все движения реагирует остро, чётко, не тупит. Работаю на расстоянии 2 метров от ноута, связь держит прекрасно. Не пожалел ни капли. Достоинства: Компактная, добротно, качественно сделано, лаконичный дизайн, хороший отклик мыши, хорошо держит связь на расстоянии около 2 метров Недостатки: Пока не обнаружено.

TranslateShow in original languageOyun için değil işe uygun kaliteli bir klavye. 10 milyon tuş ömrü var. Klavye üzerine Windows için atanan kısa yollar çok iyi olmuş. Tavsiye ederim. Aldığım şirket özenli bir paketleme yapmış.

Ayrıca teşekkür ederim.

TranslateShow in original languageSatisfaite. Juste une interrogation : pas de bouton on/pff, donc les piles fonctionnent jour et nuit. Je vais donc constater l’usure plus ou moins raide de celles ci !.

My family does some streaming via a laptop sometimes and a wireless keyboard and mouse was essential. We were looking for a new set and this fit the bill. The keyboard and mouse feel sturdy and have had zero performance issues.

They have just the right look to blend in as well, and wouldn’t stand out like a gaming keyboard and mouse. which wouldn’t fit out needs. Loving them!.

I really like this full sized Targus wireless keyboard and mouse. I am currently using this on my Raspberry Pi computer that I am using to learn more about Linux. Because this is wireless, there is just a simple USB dongle that plugs into the computer and then syncs the keyboard and mouse.

Because it is wireless it really helped removing some of the wire clutter from the top of the desk.

Absolutely love that this wireless keyboard has a numbers pad attached – most keyboards do not have this feature which can make it a challenge if your job requires inputting a lot of numbers. The USB port actually has a hidden compartment located within the mouse which makes it a lot easier to keep track of.

Batteries Included!.

TranslateShow in original languageergonomik olarak çok rahat. fare için kapama tuşu olsaymış keşke.

The keyboard is a good size with a decent layout and quite a positive keyswitch action. So far I haven’t noticed any missed or dropped letters when typing (unlike some other wireless keyboards) and the power switch being on the top row is also a nice touch.

With the feet extended it sits at a good typing angle as well. Overall, a good keyboard. As for the mouse. Well it works fine and is very responsive, but is much smaller than I expected. It’s also not ‘handed’ so you can use with left or right hands, but this also makes it less comfortable than, say, a Logitech M330 wireless mouse.

That’s not to say it’s a bad mouse, but I’m not sure I could use it all day, every day for work. Overall, though, this is a good, solid wireless keyboard and mouse set.