20 Best Long Range Wireless Keyboard And Mouse (2022 Updated)

Very seldom give 5-stars, product has to be MAGNIFICENT & STUPENDOUS This keyboard is good, but not life changing or stupendous, so 4-stars. I actually wanted the ergo-keyboard w/ wristpad, but it was not available good angle when open the feet, fairly good feel on the keys, I do not play games on this so responsiveness is not that critical – it is good however.

Immediately connected via wifi. Integrated numeric keypad and separate arrow keys; was different than my other keyboard, so I had to make some minor adjustments to use this one, but nothing earth-shattering; I was able to adjust and am using keyboard effectively (or as effectively as I, personally, can use it) Recommended for daily business use, would be nice if they had integrated wristpad.

KB included wireless mouse, which also immediately connected once I turned it on (I had thought it was on, but forgot to switch “on”. works well,nothing fancy Plastic seems a bit on cheap side for keyboard, but mouse has good feel, I do not plan on abusing either the KB or mouse, so they should last for a few years for me.

I have ordered dozens of these combos for our company. They are the Go To combo for us due to pricing, value, durability, and features. They hold up well to constant, heavy use and last for a very long time.

The ergonomic structure of the keyboard makes it easy to use when typing. A key function of this combo is the Unifying transceiver allows us to use multiple combos with a single transceiver. This is very important for us as we allow Associates to work from home and take another combo home, so two combos with one transceiver.

Highly recommend these combos to everyone.

You don’t realize the value of a decent keyboard until you’ve been stuck with an absolute piece of trash like this. My last wireless keyboard died after 9 long years. Never had a problem with it. Only had to change the batteries once.

Then I bought this “keyboard”. Brand new out of the box, the stupid thing doesn’t pick up a signal half the time when it’s less than 1 foot away from the tower. Whether you’re playing a game and suddenly can’t move, writing a paper and are unable to type, or are just the kind of person who expects a keyboard to work more than 80% of the time, this absolute disaster will frustrate you to no end.

Never buying another Logitech device after this. It’s a keyboard. It has one job and it can’t do that one job. Pay a few more dollars and get a keyboard that ACTUALLY WORKS.

The keyboard has a good feel for typing. The keys sit a little higher than the Mac, which might be an issue for people who type a LOT. The keys have a nice springiness. One awkward problem is the placement of the key that is the functional equivalent of the COMMAND key on the Mac.

If you visualize the ALT key and the COMMAND keys as a two-key group, the ALT sits on the left and the COMMAND key sits on the right on the Mac keyboard. On the Logitech, the COMMAND key is on the left and the ALT key is on the right.

The difference isn’t great, but it complicates the use of these two keys. Maybe over time this won’t be such an issue, but maybe it will. I had originally purchased a less expensive Logitech K120 keyboard as a replacement, but it didn’t have volume-control keys, plus it effectively required two USB ports — one for the keyboard and one for the mouse.

That’s because the K120 keyboard uses a cord and because the keyboard didn’t have its own USB port. (Unlike the Mac keyboard, which came with USB ports on both ends. It’s also considerably more expensive than the MK355 and even more expensive than the K120.

) The MK335 only requires one USB port that connects both the wireless keyboard and the wireless mouse.

I purchased this combo set to apply to our 2015 MacBook Air, knowing that the keyboard/mouse combo were geared to Windows & Chromebook units. There are basically no installation instructions provided inside the box.

So,. I went to the Logitech web site, and found they do have software to install on Macs. Key to the units working is placement of the receiver unit placed in a USB slot. First I had it in an external USB strip behind my laptop, but the device couldn’t detect the keyboard and/or mouse either at all, or at least minimally.

The software to be downloaded is similarly without a lot of instruction. I finally had to reboot the MacBook to get the software fully implemented. Then I moved the USB signal receiver to a 2nd USB strip literally inches away from my mouse and keyboard.

That made the difference, as the receiver immediately detected both and set them up. They do work well. Occasionally the keyboard seems to miss a connection. 3 Stars due to the instruction shortcomings!.

I wish I had looked at the reviews before buying. I went for an inexpensive keyboard/mouse, and that is exactly what you get. I expected a better bottom end product from Logitech. I had no issues with setup, and they both work.

The downside. the keys don’t have a good feel, I’m having trouble getting used to them and hitting the correct keys. There is no light on the caps lock. The wheel on the mouse feels like it has sand in it; and it is hard to turn.

I would highly suggest buying a different keyboard and mouse set.

Great set. The mouse is a good size and doesn’t have any issues after a month or two now. The keyboard looks good and doesn’t feel cheap. The keys feel nice like laptop keys which is what I was after.

My only one issue is from day 1 of having it the left shift key doesn’t respond properly (most of the time not at all). It registers a key is pressed in a keyboard tester but not when you are actually typing in applications.

I have to press it a lot of times before it registers the key to do capitals or symbols (among other shift key uses) but even then, it doesn’t stay that way for very long and goes back to not registering the shift key is pressed.

I haven’t bothered to send it back to MA only because during COVID there is just mass delays with everything and getting closer to Christmas it will get worse and I need something for WFH otherwise I have nothing to use.

Overall, if it wasn’t for that shift key issue I’ve probably give it 4 to 5 stars as the only thing really missing is backlit keys like on most laptops.

I was intending to replace my ageing and faulty mouse & keyboard with another Logitech, but the one I wanted wasn’t stocked in my local store. I wanted Bluetooth connectivity as well as the usual wireless USB dongle capability and I saw the Dell offered that.

It also looked very compact from the box dimensions and that also suited my set-up, so I decided to take a chance. I am glad I did because it seems to be a quality item, although it is essentially a basic keyboard that also has Bluetooth (no backlit keys or other fancy stuff).

It has well spaced keys that are quiet in operation and the whole deck is presented at a gently sloping fixed angle. For reference, it measures 430mm wide and just 115mm from top to bottom. It is about 10mm thick at the bottom, rising to 20mm at the top.

The mouse is equally basic but I find it to be very comfortable to use and precise, with just the right speed of cursor movement for me. Both the keyboard and mouse can be paired with a device via the wireless dongle, but also two other devices via Bluetooth.

If it proves reliable longer term, I am a convert to Dell.

At first its hard to appreciate whats on display, after all you only get a keyboard and mouse for that price. The keyboard keys are soft to touch , yet well designed to not be loud with a generous feedback to let you know you are in control.

It feels less of a device for typing but a portal to translate you speech to the internet of things. I have always been a dell fan boy with their computers but over the years I kind of lost touch or maybe they lost touch with me.

Its my first multi device keyboard and mouse and I bought it because i use my tablet as a second screen. My desk setup feels instagram cool with the ability to switch between devices and reply to email and control my music.

When you buy a multi device keyboard , its a different way of working be prepared to think different too. DELL gets it right ! I know when I look at my mouse which device i am connected to and that all i need.

Cant beat the price for what’s included! This was bought as a general purpose mouse and keyboard for office work. The keyboard: Its a membrane keyboard which I preferer for typing applications not for gaming.

Though the keys are low profile the are comparable to a true full size keyboard. The key travel is nice the keys have a nice indented curve to them. The media keys are a nice touch for productivity especially if you have multiple monitors and playing videos.

All media keys work as intended with Win 10 including the PC power button, which WILL shut your PC off if you press it with no other conformation from you. Mouse: The mouse is too small for my liking but is functionally fine and very responsive maybe too much for its size.

I have only had the product for a short period of time I cant attest to the durability or battery life of it. If something negative comes up I will update this reveiw.

If you want honest review. I have so many wireless mouse and keyboards. Wired as well. What makes them good and what doesn’t? When these are on sale for less than $20 bucks possibly $15 even there is nothing in the Logitech lineup under $100 that separates a Good one from this one.

You get what you pay for. This is excellent for the price. The wife and I both got one of these and we play games on them from the couch it is daylight and we don’t need rgb backlighting, we are eating and don’t want to spill on our $200+ wireless ones, when we have our 1 year old wanting to beat on it, there is several occasions when this is just one of those awesome products that you will definitely get your money out of.

However both my wife and I as website designer\developers and gamers by night and day we also opt for a lot more expensive options in this category. It is user preference but I would buy one for backup it couldn’t hurt.

I’ve been pretty happy with this model for several years now. I replaced my old one because it seemed to be constantly causing the “wakeup” sound on my pc and I thought it was going bad. It might’ve been the batteries though.

I originally replaced the old one with a Microsoft keyboard but the keys were too flat for me to find them when not looking directly at the keyboard! This one has a perfect height. Also, there’s sound buttons right on the keyboard and all the other buttons you want like numeric keypad, insert/delete, etc, right where you expect them.

And you can turn the keyboard off to preserve the battery with a convenient switch on the keyboard, unlike the more expensive MS keyboard. I ended up returning the MS keyboard and buying another one of these.

I bought this Logitech MK520 keyboard and mouse because my previous Logitech set, which I had for several years, just stopped working well. This replacement is very nice and is working well. I would have given it 5 stars except that it doesn’t have the “keys light up” feature that my previous one did and the keys do click a bit whereas my previous board was silent.

Otherwise, the keyboard and mouse work well and I can live with what board doesn’t have per my last one! Logitech does make very good products.

Keyboard keys seem full size. The mouse is flatter, not rounded on top, compared to a full size mouse, so it feels off. Keyboard use: I think most keyboards have a little more edge between the end of the keys and the end of the keyboard.

This doesn’t have much of one, which takes some getting used to when typing on your lap versus using a desk. It seems slow to respond at times, so not sure how long it will last. Also had some kind of weirdness with my big hands hitting the CTRL or alt keys at the bottom.

It’s much shorter width wise than the Microsoft keyboard, which is space saving, but I still think I prefer the Microsoft full size keyboard to this one, The MS wired 600 keyboard has a sort of curve from the top of the keyboard to the bottom, which gives it a better, more traditional typing feel.

The Logitech is flat and straight.

Cool to only need one USB port for both devices. For some reason I thought I would need two ports so that was a surprise. Keyboard buttons are not too touchy but also not stiff. Mouse is a little small but expected.

I’m upset there is no power switch for the keyboard. There is, however, a power switch for the mouse. If I only want to use the mouse, I have to put the keyboard somewhere out of the way so that it won’t get touched or used.

Seems really flawed. This is for a home office and I have kids so I can’t just set this aside or else they will take it, use it, and interact with my PC. The caps lock and num lock keys does not have a light so you don’t know when it is engaged or not.

The function key is on right side instead of left so this is annoying as a right-hander.

This thing worked great! Until one day it did not. First, the positive: The keyboard is smooth and typing quite comfortable. Loved it and it worked well for a few months then one day the mouse stopped working.

No problem, I though: I’ll just return it to Office Depot. HAH! Office Depot quite blithely informed me that electronics are covered for 14 days, after that, if it stops working, you are out of luck! Oh, you can pay them more money when you buy something, then if it stops working they will replace it.

I may be crazy, but I expect that when I buy something, it will work longer than two weeks, and if it doesn’t, that the people who sold it to me would take some responsibility. Office Depot does not.

This product sucks, BUT OFFICE DEPOT SUCKS EVEN MORE FOR RIPPING ME OFF BY SELLING ME JUNK THEN LAUGHING WHEN I TELL THEM IT BROKE ALMOST IMMEDIATELY AFTER STARTING USE. I guess the new business model is: Sell people junk and hope they’ll just buy more when it breaks, oh, and charge them to replace the junk they should not sell you in the first place.

I give this product one star, I GIVE OFFICE DEPOT NEGATIVE FOUR STARS.

It’s very quiet the day you pull it from the box, but whatever makes it quiet will wear out somewhat over the first 6-months of ownership. It’s still quiet, but noticeably louder than when new. I currently have a brand new one and one that is 8 months old that has been under heavy use.

My mouse started to fail at the 8-month mark. The left button started to require about 3x the input of normal, whereas the right button continued to function correctly. Logitech replaced both the mouse and keyboard under warranty, which is awesome.

The battery life assertions on this product are not accurate under heavy usage. Both the keyboard and mouse required a change around 6 months (but still acceptable longevity). As a programmer, I use them a lot more than the average household user and I do not turn off the keyboard and mouse to conserve power at the end of the day (always on).

The keyboard’s quietness is great and it has a good solid feel on the desktop (not too heavy, not to light and stays put). There may be the slightest lag in responsiveness between the keyboard and receiver, but it’s not problematic and something you can probably adapt to (if you even notice).

I would recommend this product, especially at the price point. Would rate it 4. 5 stars if that was an option.

I personally thought I loved clicky keys, but thought about the many times in my office where I felt awkward clicking loudly through some data files. I was surprised to fall in love with this one. This keyboard and mouse does really well with being quieter than the average keyboard.

It feels excellent to type on and the best way I can describe it is like “typing on brownies. ” I hope that makes sense. I love the mouse as well, but if I were to rate it separately, I would probably give it a 4.

5/5, mainly because there are some moments where I’m simply resting my hand and the pressure of my right finger will click the right clicker. It’s a bit of a veeery minor inconvenience because right clicking brings up menus and such on my computer that I have to click away from.

Other than that though, it’s an excellent mouse! Very quiet, easy to use and it fits well in my hand.

Purchased this wireless mouse and keyboard last week. Both the mouse and keyboard have such a slow response time. I’m not sure if i can describe it right, but when you move the mouse, it doesn’t move straight away so you might try to move it again and then it overshoots the mark and you end up chasing the arrow around your screen for a while until you can slow yourself down enough to be in time with the mouse.

The keyboard is definitely quiet but you need to punch the keys to get them to work which kind of defeats the purpose of being quiet. Again, sometimes you can be typing and then look up and nothing has typed on your screen.

Other times I can write a sentence and it only picks up half way through the sentence (so half is missing). I’m really not happy with this mouse and keyboard combo. It actually takes longer to complete tasks because of the delay and it causes a lot of frustration.

I’ve only had it a week but i doubt i will change my mind about this product.

I love the feel of the keys versus the ones on my laptops. So easy to switch from one laptop to another and you get the added benefit of not wearing out the laptop keys and not getting them dirty. Easy to clean the keyboard and mouse right up and I really hate sitting down to use someone else’s laptop or keyboard and feeling dirty keys.

I have to give mine a quick wipe every morning before I start working. My late husband was bad about keeping his cleaned so I about once a week I would go in and wipe his down. If you’re really picky about how your keyboard feels to you when typing and if you’re worried about speed and all of that, I highly recommend this keyboard.

I type, a lot and I’ve always been very picky. In just a short time, you’ll get used to the feel and you’ll be zooming along at 80 or 90 words a minute or whatever your typing speed is. I’ve used many Logitech keyboards throughout the years and I’ve loved them all.

They hold up so well and I’ve never bought one that I didn’t like.

I purchased the MK295 a few months ago, to replace a much loved wired keyboard. I’m very particular about the special key functions and where they are placed on the keyboard, as I use a lot of shortcuts when using excel and word.

Having had problems with other function keys not working, I was super happy to see that this keyboard works exactly as marketed. The keys are super soft to touch, but are clicky (and quiet). All of the special keys work and it’s not a crowded keyboard.

The backspace and the enter key are not smaller like you find on some keyboards too. There is nothing that has been ‘skimped on’ with this keyboard (or mouse). It works so well, that I upgraded my other wireless keyboard, so now I have matching keyboards for both laptops.

LOVE LOVE LOVE this keyboard. You won’t be disappointment if you buy this one!.

I had to type this review out with my laptop keyboard because several keys are not functional with the K540 that came in this MK540 combo. I don’t understand how a keyboard can ship with 4 keys inoperable (in this case, LShift, RShift, Del and Numpad 9).

In addition, as mentioned in other reviews, the wireless range is very short and requires an extension in order for the mouse to have a proper signal without skipping or lagging. This is a problem for me where I keep a USB hub for my laptop hidden and out of sight and I need my other USB to be free for my wired work headset.

Finally, what’s the point of pairing a quiet keyboard with a loud mouse? I do like the quiet touch the keyboard gives, and typing seems to be pretty smooth, but it’s so jarring when I then have to clack around with the mouse buttons.

I can foresee annotating meetings off-mute difficult if I have to constantly mute and un-mute myself just because I need to use the mouse. Needless to say, this is going back to Best Buy. I’ve also been on hold for over 30m after going through with Logitech’s chatbot and troubleshooting steps.

I’ve had some really good products from Logitech and I have them for everything on my desktop.

This keyboard/mouse combo was really awesome. I took the time to go into Best Buy and try out everything on display until I found exactly what I was looking for, and landed on this combo. Unfortunately I didn’t buy the Geek Squad protection, and after 14 months, the mouse quit working correctly.

As has happened to many others in reviews here, the mouse started recognizing single clicks as double clicks. It also wouldn’t hold click-and-drags long enough, i. e. for highlighting lines of text, etc.

, and it became completely useless because I was making a ton of mistakes. This was my daily use device for business, and I ended up having to purchase a new keyboard and mouse (another Logi, but a cheaper version in case the same thing happens – admittedly, I don’t like the new one as well and am making many more typing mistakes because the keyboard isn’t what I’m used to on the new one).

So, do I recommend it? Sure, while it lasts. But would I recommend spending the money on it? Absolutely not, because it’s not going to last.

I like that the color isn’t exactly black; it’s more charcoal-grey. I like the matte surface. I like the two-tone — charcoal on top, white on bottom. I love that the keyboard doesn’t have a whole bunch of unnecessary lights.

It only has a tiny green confirmation light that turns on when you touch the first key after several minutes of it being idle. I love the 3 round volume buttons on the right-hand side. I mouse with the left, so I use my right hand for volume control.

I love that it feels sturdy, not like a plastic toy (some cheap keyboards feel that way). I love that the keyboard is quiet, a lot more quite than my previous Microsoft 2000 keyboard. Mouse click pitch is a bit too sharp/high.

I’m surprised because this combo is advertised as “quiet. ” My Logitech M310 mouse from some years ago is quieter than this one which is also an M310. And, I would prefer a slightly bigger mouse; it feels kind of small under my hand.

Nutshell review for this Logitech MK540 Keyboard/Mouse Combo: I like the keyboard; the mouse, not so much.

The keyboard has decent feel and I have found no real issues. It is used mostly for school, basic programming, and personal use. It doesn’t get a ton of heavy use at this point. So far, the battery life has been good, and I really like that it has a power switch.

The USB connector is auto connection. The mouse hasn’t been good, but it is functional for my use. The finish on the exterior is not good. There are a few rough spots, or spots where the plastic hasn’t fit together well.

The scroll wheel is pretty loud and has a catch that makes it roll unevenly. The mouse also doesn’t travel well on hard surfaces if you don’t have a pad for it. The positives are battery life, having a power switch, and nice storage area for the USB receiver.

Overall, if the mouse was better this would be a fantastic product for the occasional user. The price point still makes it a good buy.

Keyboard and mouse awesomeness at a price that was too good to be true!! Where to begin? Let’s start with the packaging showing multiple views of these devices actually being used!! You know that within minutes of opening, you’ll soon be in wireless nirvana! From the tactile key response to the smooth glide of the mouse over any surface, you’ll wonder how you ever survived using your computer with anything else! The built in autocorrect feature blows the doors of WordStar and WordPerfect, and even give MS Word a run for the money! Derived spreadsheet formulas got you stuck? These things immediately detect the flaw in the logic, making suggestions along the way.

The ability to choose your own LogiAvatar, who will then become your computer lifetime companion, is a really nice addition that they don’t even advertise! Pure genius!!.

Love the keyboard and mouse combo! All wireless! Easy to see, had a set previously and some of the keys wore out (like the backspace. I’ve had 8 strokes and 3 heart attacks and make a lot of typing mistakes, so I backspace a lot and can now only type with one hand and cannot write at all)! This product combo is invaluable to give me the opportunity to still be able to communicate with others! A new set every few years is well worth the money!.

It is fantastic. I have compromised vision so this really helps. The keyboard is bright with large print so it is so much easier to see. I love it and am so glad I bought it.

Excellent for me at 67 easy to set up for work from home instead of 11 in laptop only with sticking keys creating constant errors! Its a life saver for me!

This is a great Logitech Slim Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo – Low Profile Compact Layout, Ultra Quiet Operation, 2. 4 GHz USB Receiver with Plug and Play Connectivity, Long Battery Life, Graphite.

The keyboard is very slim, made of high quality material and yet it has a little weight to it with grips so it doesn’t slide easily while typing or move when bumped. The keys are low profile and sleek.

Smooth and quite while typing and making keystrokes. Also, the mouse is sleek, low profile and of high quality. The right/left buttons are very quite when pressing them unlike other mice I have used which make loud clicking noise when pressed.

The scroll wheel is the same which is easy to roll when you scrolling through webpages, documents, etc. Plus, it is wireless with a USB device to plug into a computer or smart television so you can use without having to worry about wires being not long enough and getting tangled.

Both the mouse and keyboard use batteries and I don’t know how long batteries lasts in them because I have only had this product for a little over two weeks. To conclude, I would recommend this product to anyone who is looking for convenience and something that will fit in with there job and for personal use.

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Got this in July 2021 on sale, I wanted a cleaner work area so I decided to replace my mechanical keyboard and mouse with wireless. I am not a fast typist, and I am gentle with the keys. At first it was great no problems and I was happy with purchase.

About 2 month later started to notice keystrokes not registering especially when logging into my account. So I replaced the batteries, this did not solve issue, and then I started to notice freezing of keyboard (but not the mouse) sometimes this would correct itself if I switched keyboard on and off.

Now (as of yesterday) it was happening all the time so I removed the Logitech MK270 full keyboard and am now typing with my old Logitech K400r and separate mouse. Look for something better and please keep you mechanical keyboard you may need it.

Bought this to exchange for a previous cheaper inland keyboard/mouse combo, of which the mouse didn’t work. If you’re looking for something with bells and whistles or a smooth customizable mouse control, you should spend more.

If you just need something wireless that just works at a bare minimum, this has all of that. The mouse has the usb A receiver dongle stored next to the battery and runs on one AA battery. The keyboard runs on two AAA batteries.

You can use alkaline or rechargeable nimh if you’d prefer. My rechargeables have worked without charging since I started using it a few hours a day last month. Both keyboard and mouse have their own easy access on/off switch.

The mouse has only one mode (no dpi switches) so it works as basic as it gets with a scroll wheel. There’s a very slight micro second delay with the bluetooth signal for both units. Most people may not even notice this unless they’re playing fast paced first person shooters.

Mouse will perform fine on shiny surfaces and better on matte mouse pads. The keyboard has media and sleep buttons at the top that some may like, but they can be accidentally bumped if you move the keyboard often.

The battery door is annoying to open and may not last long by design. The only light is the caps lock on/off (no scroll and num lock light). I would have preferred at least a num lock light. I also think a AA would have been preferred over triple AAA’s since weight isn’t an issue and I wouldn’t have to buy separate batteries.

There are the standard 2 click stands at the back to angle the keyboard toward you. I only use these on my computer so I wouldn’t use these past 5-6 feet. However, if you have a clear line of sight from the mouse/keyboard to the usb dongle, then it might work at longer distances.

The signal worked from a test of over 20 feet within my room so it may work well on a tv set up.

I bought this keyboard to replace my Logitech LX710 keyboard, which packed up recently for no apparent reason when the red battery power low light began to blink, I replaced the batteries with new ones but then when I pressed the battery test button on the top right of the keyboard to check the power, nothing happened.

I checked that I inserted the batteries correctly. The keyboard just went dead with no signal at all going to the receiver. if anyone knows the solution to this I would love to hear it. When I unpacked the Logitech MK330 keyboard, the first thing I noticed was how light, cheap and plasticky the keyboard felt.

The mouse felt the same way. The accessory buttons on the top edge of the keyboard are dark grey not silver, as in most other Logitech keyboards making them very difficult to see if you are working at home under subdued lighting conditions like I am.

Also, keys F and J are supposed to have small raised ridges on them to make touch typing easier the ridges are there of course, but only just they are both very difficult to detect with the tips of your fingers you have to consciously feel for them so those of you who do a lot of fast touch typing may find this to be a serious drawback, resulting in lots of typing errors.

I didnt have any trouble with the USB transmitter dongle so the keyboard works fine from that point of view. I didnt like the clickety clacking of the keys as I typed, they were a bit too noisy for me and actually sounded cheap.

I wont use the mouse because its too small and feels light and cheap, so I use another Logitech mouse with its own separate USB dongle. For some strange reason, the keyboard has TWO Backspace buttons.

There is also a curious little icon on the minus button on the numeric keypad the symbol of a white padlock. God knows what this if for, there are no instructions provided with the keyboard to provide the answer.

The keyboard does what its supposed to do given the limitations already mentioned. I was disappointed with the quality of the materials in the manufacture of this keyboard everything about the keyboard conveyed a feeling of cheapness and poor quality.

It felt more like a budget type of keyboard. In all fairness, I didnt think this keyboard was worth 25. 93. It felt more like it should have cost 8 or 12 at the most. My old Logitech LX710 was still the best Logitech keyboard and mouse I ever had.

Im really going to miss it. I would have returned this keyboard to Amazon on the grounds that I was not satisfied with the quality, but I need a keyboard to work with and I dont want to order another keyboard and then wait another week or so for it to arrive, so I just kept the damn thing.

Oh, yes, I almost forgot this keyboard will work on both Windows and Mac platforms well, it works on my iMac desktop computer anyway without any problems. UPDATE December 30th 2020 The mouse that came with this keyboard has developed the the ability to skate all over the screen for no reason.

It seems to have a mind of its own, jumping from one part of the screen to the next. It has been acting like this for about 6 months now. At first I thought it could be a problem with the mouse mat not being cleaned or maintained properly, so I cleaned it, that didnt work so I used a brand new mouse mat that didnt work either.

The problem still persisted, so I tried cleaning the underside of the mouse. that didnt work either. I dont know what the problem is. It must be something to do with the build quality of the mouse itself.

Allinall, I am very disappointed with this keyboard and mouse. Logitech continues to fall in quality and performance. and it all revolves around making money.

They keyboard and mouse both have a good deal of ease of use and feel good under my hands. The buttons have just a bit a resistance and aren’t loud when being pressed. However, the wireless aspect of this combo leave a lot to be desired.

As long as they are on the same side as, and right next to, the USB receiver both keyboard and mouse work. The range (stated as up to 32. 81 ft. in the product description) is laughable. The mouse stops working at about 2.

5 ft. away or if I try to use it on the opposite side of my laptop from the USB receiver. The keyboard will work a bit further but seems to send the keystrokes in bursts instead of a stream at about 3ft.

I got this for free using my rewards. Definitely not worth retail price.

I have the English version and have been using it since forever. No complaints. You can’t see the letter on 6 of the keys since usage over time has worn them out. but that’s a minor quibble. The keyboard batteries (2 AAA) last at least 2 years.

the mouse battery (1 AA) I change about once every 4 months which is ok considering I use it at least 5 hours daily. I’ve dropped the mouse on my hard wooden floor maybe 10 or 20 times and it is still in one piece and works perfectly.

Would it be nice if the caps lock key had a light to indicate when it was on?. yes. But considering the price point of this hardware, again that’s just a minor quibble. (To get around this, I type in a text app to see if I’m in upper or lower case).

I love that this thing seems to be indestructible. The keys feel fine to me. I like their full travel length. Does what it’s suppose to do without fuss or muss. on and on and on.

The ‘plug n play’ is immediate – recognised before I even logged on. Battery life is great with an intuitive auto-off as soon as the units aren’t being used. The mouse is great – very ergonomic, grippy rubber sides with clever up/back buttons on the side for browsing pages (if you want to use them – they don’t get in the way).

Mouse has some real ‘downweight’ to it, which I like. Not thrilled with the keyboard though. The keys are chunky and quite noisy. I am fast and accurate typer, but I feel like my fingers stumble over the keys a fair bit because you have to press down 4-5mm and then your fingers can’t glide across to another key as easy compared with some MS and HP keyboards where the keys only go down 1mm or so.

The reason I bought this wireless keyboard and mouse kit is the single USB dongle for both keyboard and mouse. It frees up one of my USB port on the computer. Plus the long battery life as declared (24 month for mouse and 36 month on key board).

I have an early version of Logitech Anywhere Mx mouse whose battery life is about 3 to 4 months. So 36 month sounds very good to me. The mouse works okay for this price range. However, the keyboard quality is very ordinary as the keys are a bit stiff and the key pressing does not give a very smooth feeling.

As a comparison, the keys of CoolerMaster Devastator 3 keyboard are much better on typing.

I don’t know how many KBD/mouse combo kits I’ve been through over the years, but this is the nicest one I’ve owned. Lovely keyboard. Nice mouse. (I did buy this kit elsewhere though, it was much cheaper – comon’ PB Tech 🙂 ).

I’ve also purchased a number of these for biz clients – and like they say in the description – the writing doesn’t wear off! (1. 5 years and counting – heavy daily use). Nice programmable keys too via the supporting software – but who uses that stuff! 🙂 Cheers.

I received this combo set from Amazon EU three days before forecast, so that was a nice surprise. And so far, it has lived up to its promise. I bought it to replace a corded keyboard which had become increasingly unreliable the fact that its cordless is a surprising bonus.

The keys are noticeably quieter than the previous one, the very large backspace mysteriously, another spare one on the top right, in case you forget where the main one is, presumably delete keys are also nice, as I make a lot of typos as I type quite fast.

It also has the dinky little foldout feet at the back to angle it, with rubber bumpers on the lower bit, so it doesnt slide about on the desktop comes with batteries preinstalled. It has a predominantly matte surface, so not the dust fingerprint magnet my previous one was.

The calculator key is very useful, as are the alternate function keys, actuated by pushing the blue fn key. One slight niggle is that the silver media keys at the top dont have very distinct symbols on them, making it slightly difficult to see their function.

One of these completely shuts down your pc with one button press very handy. Oddly, it doesnt have Caps Lock or Num Lock leds, but a small screen advice notice appears when you activate them, who doesnt always have Num Lock OnThe quiet discrete action of the keys is also very positive for a cheap membrane keyboard as opposed to the more expensive mechanical ones overall its quite a bit smaller dimensionwise than the monstrous gaming keyboard its replaced.

The handy thing about having a cordless keyboard is that you can just pick it up place it aside if you actually feel the need to write something on paper on your desktop, or eat a meal. OK, I was joking about that last bit, as Im not that desperate or slobbish I have a table in the dining room to eat meals from.

But you know what I mean. Quickly frees up deskspace. It claims very long battery life but I havent had it long enough to test the 24 month claim. Anyway, for the particularly frugal, it has an onoff switch underneath.

Im very pleased with it, at the current Amazon price, its a winner by my standards. Now, the mouse. I didnt need another mouse as I have an ancient cordless Logitech M510 using a similar tiny USB dongle in one of the pcs front USB ports, so expected it to work immediately, along with the keyboard, as its got the Logitech Unifying software previously installed.

Alas, the new tiny dongle, which looks identical to my old one, didnt work with my old M510, which is perfectly weighted, big, tall, sophisticated much like me perfectly suited to my hand loads better than the cordless M215 which comes bundled with this combo.

Compared to the M215 my old M510 is a Rolls Royce, so I was momentarily dispirited. The M215 which comes bundled is quite small, has no lefthand backforward browser buttons, no leftright scroll function on the scroll wheel, is, if I put it delicately, is more suitable for a smaller female hand than mine is much less sophisticated than the M510 makes a scratchy noise on my Fellowes gelpad mouse mat, which the M510 doesnt.

Its a piece of cp frankly. But OK for a lady or a dwarf. Not a Mans Mouse. BUT. I got on the Logitech sitesupport updated the Unifying Software, switched off the 510 then on again Bingo It instantly recognised it worked, as the Unifying software recognised the 510 after specifying it in the simple menu.

You can run up to six Logitech unifying peripherals from the same dongle, so that might be helpful to people who have other cherished Logitech input products like me. However, my M510 cost more than this keyboardmouse combo combined.

The supplied M215 might be small light so more suitable for use with a laptop at least Ive got a spare mouse in case my M510 goes kaput unlikely. All in all, 5 stars for the keyboard, at its price point, but missed 5 stars due to the patheticness of the mouse in this combo.

But if youre not too fussy about mice, disregard this. All in all, typical Logitech quality build, for a membrane keyboard, this is good enough for me. Recommended.

This K470 keyboard does not have a standard Logitech Unifying receiver although its advertised as Logitech MK470 Slim Wireless Keyboard Mouse Combo for Windows, 2. 4GHz Unifying USBReceiver. You cannot pair other Logitech devices to it the receiver supplied will only pair with the associated keyboard and mouse.

This defeated what I wanted to do so that I could use a small mouse for travel and another larger more comfortable mouse for the office. I can only use the mouse that came with the device. Not good. The keyboard itself is good to use and quite quiet.

The mouse is OK but too low profile to be comfortable for longterm use, hence expecting to be able to pair to an existing Logitech M310 mouse that I use. I contacted Logitech Support but they completely missed the point of my question and further didnt tell me that there is a Logitech Options download that would allow me at least to configure the new keyboard and mouse but not pair to other devices.

When I tried to do that I got message stating it was an incompatible device. If youre happy just using the K470 keyboard and M340 mouse then this is a good combination. If you want to try to mix and match Logitech devices, look elsewhere.

Update 20200510. Logitech has confirmed that this is not a Unifying Compatible device, and I quote Your new Logitech MK470 Slim Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo is not a Unifying compatible device. The wording on the Amazon page is not correct and Ive pointed that out to Logitech.

OverallI got this keyboard and mouse combo for working from home and to save some money as I have a gaming keyboard and mouse for my main system and didnt want to keep switching it about. I got this combo around 26 and did a bit of looking before settling on this combo.

I would strongly advise you to look at what you are getting before buying here as you wont find anything better for the price and its why I have given it 5 stars. This isnt a world class keyboard nor mouse does it pretend to be its clear from the description and images cuts were made to make this under 30 and these cuts I cna easily live with as alternatives are all either made in China cheap gaming keyboards that will last you about 3 months or wired.

FeaturesYou get a lot of keys also for your money as it has a full array of multimedia keys which most keyboards at this price even wired does have which is really nice for controlling spotify so when I receive a call I can quickly mute and pause my music.

Wireless 2. 4ghz with up to 2 years battery life and you get batteries in the box This is a great feature for me and the fact the mouse and keyboard are quite small means I can easily pack them away after work and swap out for my wired gaming keyboard and get back to gaming.

PriceIf you can find me a better wireless keyboard and mouse from an established brand at a cheaper price then let me know the price is worth 5 stars for what you get here I would expect 30 easily for this quality and features.

FeelThe main complaint in the reviews I find is the mouse is small and this comes back to my earlier point on cuts being made for a low price. Honestly I dont find it tiny like most state and I have huge hands.

I have a massive phone and hate typing on it thanks to my big hands but find this mouse comfortable. The keys are squishy and tactile and I actually have a lot less mistakes typing on this than my gaming keyboard thanks to the shape of the keyboard.

This is made for typing and not gaming. Final ThoughtsHonestly give this a try if you just want something for typing and working on and want to save some money and dont mind a few cutbacks and as the listing clearly says it you want the full fat experience there is the MK540.

You wont be upset with this at all for the time its going to last you and battery life.