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Easy set up with Windows 8.1. Works as expected.

Inexpensive & does everything you need it to for the money.

I have two of these and can't say enough good things about them. They function as you want them to, and if you use Sanyo eneloop batteries, they last a long, long time. The mouse has a really nice feel to it, and I even like using them for gaming.

This is the second that I buy. I would purchase more of these when I build other computers. They keyboard feels very comfortable and the mouse too. It has that added support for the palm of the hand that makes it relaxing to use.

I use this wireless combo for a computer that is connected to my TV, and it sits on shelf underneath it. I've gone through several wireless combos but this is the first that has performed flawlessly. The others struggled with the reception, went through batteries too fast or required a powered receptor/charger hub. This combo has an on/off switch on both the mouse AND the keyboard, and they both run off the same small USB receptor. My computer is about 8 feet away and it hasn't had any problems so far. The batteries look like they will last a long time, as well.

everything’s good so far

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.

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

Very functional!

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.

This Logitech keyboard is just as comfortable to use as the Microsoft Natural line (which has been my go-to since the 1990's). The split-angle, and bump in the middle really do make it ideal for keeping my wrists from hurting while typing. I'm not normally a fan of "chicklet" keyboard, much prefer the mechanical action of old-style keyboards. But this one is not too bad. There is enough key travel and a pleasant "poink" when you press a key to where you know you pressed it. The Bluetooth connection was incredibly easy to set up, have it paired with my laptop and iPhone (fun using a full keyboard to type texts!!!).

Very easy to setup and operation is smooth and glitch free. I use this for a computer connected television. My computer is to my right and slightly behind me while watching tv. It is about 6 ft. from the keyboard. Since I view the tv in a recliner and the keyboard is in my lap, the arm of the recliner blocks the line of sight from the keyboard to the dongle. The wireless keyboard I use to own would not operate under these conditions. I Had to hold the keyboard up in the air so it could "see" the dongle. This keyboard has no such issue and I am happy I found this for almost the same price as the one I use to own. It was a different brand and it stopped working completely after 5 mos. The keys are very responsive and the "feel" of the keyboard is quite pleasant albeit, a little smaller than a full size keyboard. But you dont want a full size keyboard in your lap anyway. The touchpad is very responsive but not so sensitive that you accidentally click something you didn't mean to.

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.

Nice solid keyboard, keys feel nice when you press them and they're pretty silent. Got this to replace a failing Dell keyboard.

The MX Keys is the best keyboard that I have ever used. This is my second. The first is still good after 6 years of hard daily use. Zero key collapses. Key actions are precise. I like the heaviness of the board itself; the angle is perfect for desktop use. I haven't explored differences yet, but expect no surprises since they are essentially the same board. Setup is totally simple and it is Bluetooth compatible.