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I usually buy mechanical keyboards, but I was in a pinch, & I needed a replacement KB & mouse, FAST. As expected, Kensington makes a good keyboard and mouse. I was expecting arrival of this KB & Mouse set, in 5-7 days. What's got my head spinning, is the warp speed fast delivery, from Quantum Wireless! I usually try to wait a week before posting a review, but this was something I think everyone who is considering buying this product, should know about.

I love this keyboard, its by far the best low profile keyboard I've ever owned. It's got a metal frame, the keys are clicky, and I'm a fan of the backlit illumination. for the price it can't be beat.

Got a wireless keyboard and mouse and the mouse wheel had a problem being loose. I emailed the company 8:30pm on Sat. night and got the new mouse at 2pm on Sunday. Excellent service.

Nice solid feel to the keys. I adapted quickly to this keyboard and was able to start typing quickly with it. I like the short key stroke as it seems to enhance quicker typing.

Minimalist Simple Compact Covenient

- Very quite. I work from home, like many of us, and this keyboard is not heard by others on the call. Except the space key. For whatever reason that one is about twice as loud as the others. To test I really typed hard and the others could just barely hear. When typing normal they didn't hear at all. - Very solid. This is not cheaply made. It is very solid and has good weight to it. - AWESOME battery life. Went over 2 weeks on a full charge with me using it 7 days a week for at least 11 hours a day. I did turn the brightness of the back light down to almost nothing. - Great feel. The keyboard is a very small footprint which I love, but the keys still feel like they are normal spacing to me and my typing has not issues.

When working with Photoshop or Resolve in a dark room the lighted keys are easy to read. The board fits nicely on a crowded desk without sacrificing key size

Missing from the specs & description: - Great action: e.g., pressing on corner of a larger key like Tab, and the whole key depresses (whereas, cheaper keyboards will sometimes allow pressing on a corner of a small key to NOT register, but that's NOT the case here) - Low-profile keys - "island" ("chicklet") keys - Virtually silent (probably membrane switches; far end of spectrum than sounds of mechanical keyboards, even Cherry REDs with dampeners) - US Layout - Conventional 101/102 key design - Includes basic media keys via Fn + Function keys on top row - Dual Fn keys on each side of SPACE bar - Small footprint: the plastic body of the keyboard barely extends beyond the keys such that the Dell logo is is near the 3 LEDs.

- slim + compact - good keystroke feedback - nice design

Excellent feel: -Short keystrokes -Smooth motion -Just the right amount of resistance Easy color options