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Bought several over last few years for our computer labs, only one keyboard ever failed. Cheap and lightweight, but good for only $20.

It looks like this is the only model that is wireless and have a cap lock led.

The keyboard is exactly as advertised. It has a nice feel. I am delighted to have been freed from the wire.

Basic keyboard. Meh.

I've had this a little over a year, mine is used on my couch with my 40 inch TV as my monitor. The keyboard works great, never lags when typing (fast typer) and with the little more than a year Ive had it I've only changed the batteries once and I never turn my keyboard off. Every once in awhile the keyboard doesn't register while typing, all you gotta do is lift it in the air once and you can put it right back on your lap and continue typing. Another Pro I like is the number pad on the side I use it all the time. The Mouse feels nice and sturdy and doesn't miss a beat ever. There is never lag or issues with where the mouse is. I will say the mouse eats up more battery life than the keyboard. I have rechargeable batteries so I don't really care but I've probably changed them around 8 times with in a year. I could not be happier

works great true plug & play, no fuss, no muss really good battery life

Small, its no bigger that a typical TV remote Cheap only $20 Works

Keyboard is perfectly plain, simple, and everything I wanted for $24. Mouse is fantastic and also exactly what I expected.

Product works as advertised witch is great easy to install and use.

- solid construction - linkable to 3 different machines, in my case; 2 desktops and a Samsung Galaxy s21 - Rechargable

Fast free shipping.

No range issues from ~10'. Touchpad is fairly accurate.

Back lighting not to bright, streamline design Durable Smooth touch keys Easy to keep clean Quality Product! I Love this keyboard. Highly recommend it <3

- My typing was enhanced. - very fast switch on functionality (no boot up time!). - Works well with Linux, The search button drops to search bar, the F3 switch's between two workspace, the F4 switch between two apps (little slow on the software side). - It works with my Huawei device, by bluetooth, and I was actually looking for this function long time ago, I even test it with xMind, works good for typing but the whole mindmap switch place, and I need to understand the shortcuts usage for the whole input method in Android. - (Also as a test, I paired my MX mouse and it actually gave me an arrow).

My reservations were twofold. The price was a bit expensive, and I was unsure about it's ability to enter a computer's BIOS. I have been using a variety of keyboards since the mid 80's, and this one is the easiest to use with relatively quiet keys, unlike other mechanical keyboards, and I can get into the BIOS on my three desktops with ease. And once using it, I haven't thought about the price at all.