
I plugged in to a Raspberry Pi and it was instantly recognized. It comes with batteries, but probably shouldn't expect much from them, but it was nice that they were included and plastic protected till first use. The 2.4ghz receiver neatly stores in the bottom of the mouse when not in use. It has 3 user selectable DPI settings. Shipping(free) was by NewEgg, so the typical very fast shipping was provided.

- Great action: e.g., pressing on the corner of larger keys like Tab, the whole key depresses (unlike cheaper keyboards that such a keypress on the corner of a small key might not register, but that's NOT the case here) - Low-profile keys - "island" keys (sometimes called "chicklets") - Almost completely silent (probably due to membrane switches; far end of spectrum compared to sounds of mechanical keyboards, even Cherry REDs with dampeners) - US layout that includes basic media keys via Fn + Function keys on top row - Small footprint: the body of the keyboard barely extends beyond the keys such that the Dell logo is is near the 3 LEDs.



-Software is easy to use and useful. -Solid feel to the keyboard. -long battery life/easy to charge -neat extra controls.

Very sturdy. It is surviving my 6 year old and all the accidents that come with her. Just take it out and hose it off knock off the excess water and your good to go.