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great product

compact/small, does just what is needed to nav on my smart TV

Good keyboard and a good responsive mouse. Great for a spare as well

-holds up well in an office environment -good tactile feel for a value keyboard -crisp mouse

This may be the best keyboard I've ever had. Love the backlighting and all the helpful functions. Most of all, it's quiet and well laid-out. Just really comfortable to use. It definitely helps me type faster and with greater accuracy.

End users love this KB/Mouse combo

Works great with energizer rechargeable batteries, great response, i wound up buying at a local store for $5.00 more.

Wireless. Ergonomics: Smooth, easy typing on keys with a solid feel. Keyboard has a nice heel-rest and three hight settings. The M705 mouse is my 2nd favorite only to the M510 which I also own. Both are natural extensions of my fingers. Features: Media buttons, separate numeric keyboard, calculator button, LED for caps, num lock, and battery. The mouse also has ergonomic forward and back buttons and a hyper-scrolling wheel which I use extensively. Batteries: Real batteries that last forever as opposed to short-lived rechargeables that require frequent tethering.

Quiet, sleek, works, cheap

Got the standard silver and black color scheme. They take seconds to setup and found that this keyboard/mouse combo is more reliable and accurate than my previous setup. Of course, if you really need accuracy, then wired is the way to go.

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.

- 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).

As advertised and good value.