Lenovo Professional Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, 2.4 GHz USB Wireless Receiver, Full Size Ambidextrous Mouse, 24 Month Battery Life, Black

Great wireless keyboard and mouse pair. The keyboard has a nice weight to it. Both devices are good quality.

Pay the extra and get the pro. Its a very good design with a perfect balance over the space bar. Also like the sturdy feet it has to lift up on the back. These typically can break off with use but these look durable. If you need something portable this is full size. Also touch feel is soft/precise/quiet (very think pad like). Weight may be a little heavier then average but seems to be built very well. Have not tested the battery life as I just received it. In short this is the best full size KB I've personally used. Definitely better then the logitecs. Avoid the cheaper lenovo KB's as the KB are not as nice to type on as I have a cheap one at work. It gets the job done but not as nice to type on as the Pro. The mouse however seems to be the same as the cheaper models and works like a charm.

YOU TRY WRITING THE AND YOU GET THHHHHEEEEEEEEE MOUSE IS A BIGGER NIGHTMARE. I TRIED EVERYTHING TO GET IT TO WORK CORRECTLY. TOO MANY PROBLEMS TO LIST WENT BACK TO LOGI LIKE SWITCHING FROM A CARMRY TO A CADDY.

Has been working well. I probably need to clean it, but it's been great. One issue I have, I wish it had a CAPS LOCK light.

*** UPDATE 3-31-2023: *** Wireless kyb and mouse combos are peculiar beasts. You may occasionally have your video go empty and black on post(power on self test) and after seeing bios banners. I think there is a quirky condition that can happen with this Lenovo wireless combo, anyway, even with my Lenovo Thinkstation P300. I lost video after post and bios splashes, and I did a bunch of troubleshooting on my video card, the video cable, the monitor, etc. Thankfully the Asus Radeon 560 video card on this Intel Xeon 3 PC is fine as well as is the Acer monitor. What I've determined is that, if you leave the power switches on with this kyb and mouse ( each has its own), they must go into a sleep mode to preserve the battery. Well, if you forget to power them completely off, and you boot your PC, occasionally the post/bios preamble doesn't seem to give the OS boot programs what it needs in terms of a connected kyb and mouse. I don't know if its the transceiver usb dongle's firmware glitch that doesn't load correctly occasionally, or if the transceiver in communicating with a powered on mouse and kyb that have fallen to sleep comes up with a corrupt state. But, bottom line, I've seen it stop the video in booting and loading windows 10. Real frustrating. I couldn't duplicate it. So I recommend making extra effort to turn both the kyb and mouse off when you power down. *** UPDATE 11-16-2022: Original review is below*** Turns any of these USB RF receiver wireless keyboard and mouse combos seem to be very much more vendor specific. In other words Lenovo only works on Lenovo, Dell only works on Dell, etc. This is a nice sturdy keyb/mouse combo BUT it doesn't work well cross vendor. I bought it to use on a Dell XPS8900 TV system for my TV watching. I have a Lenovo Thinkstation P300 that I love, and I thought I'd have similar excellent luck with a Lenovo wireless combo. Tracking problems, repeated key strokes, having to turn both keyboard and mouse on and off to reset things, playing with drivers to reload. It works wonderful without any of these problems on my Lenovo P300 Thinkstation. Too bad. I'll either get a Dell wireless combo, or swap the Lenovo wireless combo to my Lenovo PC, and bring up the cabled usb Lenovo kyb and mouse to the livingroom and TV and use usb extension cable. I already have a small usb hub I can use. *** ORIG REVIEW 7-31-2022*** I bought a Jelly Bean wireless kyb and mouse combo here in September 2020. Junk. Flimsy. Amazon doesn't carry it anymore. I use a wireless to control my TV PC. I have Hulu+, and I don't have a smart TV. I have a 2008 58" Panasonic plasma. So I run the Hulu in Firefox with a Dell XPS8900 and EVGA TI-8900 classified card behind it. I needed wireless remote control from my couch. I have good luck with Lenovo. I love my 2015 30AH-000YUS P300 Lenovo Xeon workstation. I have that loaded with SATA III 6Gbps RAID-5, Asus video card, 24GB RAM, 12Gbps SATA/SAS Broadcom-Avago 9361-8i RAID controller. I have a Lenovo caddy with a Seagate 4TB 12Gbps SAS drive for backups. This wireless keyboard is substantial. AA batteries not so hot. But I think they will last a while. It has nice workstation feel.

I love Lenovo keyboards. Boots my typing speed and accuracy from the feel and layout.

HAving read other reviews which showed that the mouse was sketchy and the keyboard was slow, I decided to take the plunge as I hoped this Lenovo keyboard and mouse would pair with my Lenovo laptops. Well, the mouse wasn't sketchy - it barely worked. Half the time I could not find the cursor as it was not registering the movements I was making. This is totally unacceptable. I had to use a different wireless mouse to use the laptop. The keyboard was better, but I still experienced intermittent issues with it not registering my typing and reacting slowly at times. I have had it for 2 days and I am returning it.

This is a pretty good keyboard. Soft touch and pretty quiet. The mouse is basic and comfortable to use. However, I've only had this for a couple mnths (used daily) and the letters are already starting to disappear from the keys! But I've tried a lot of keyboards and there doesn't seem to be any brad where the letters last a year or more. (Yes I know I shouldn't need the letters but I'm not a classically-trained typist. I learned on a computer - too easy to back up and make corrections.)

Not compatible with the lenovo laptop I wanted for

It’s pretty good, value for money with a good action.

Slick style, comfy on your fingers.

cheap, very poorly made keyboard & mouse - you get what you pay for I guess

Keyboard is good, mouse was unresponsive on mouse pad. Returned it due to mouse.