TECKNET Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, Mini Cordless Computer Keyboard and Mouse Set 2.4GHz, Silent Adjustable 1600 DPI, Quiet Click, Lag-Free for Computer, Laptop, PC, Windows, Mac, Chrome OS

Plug and play! Work very well placing my old stuff and only one USB used! Very compact, easy in backpacks or briefcase and great value!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I work from home but also travel frequently for work, and being away from my usual setup always impacts my productivity. So, I’ve been upgrading my travel gear—after getting a portable external monitor, I realized I also needed a solid keyboard and mouse.I’m a bit old school and prefer battery-powered devices over rechargeable ones (I always forget to charge them!), so I was specifically looking for a set that uses batteries. This keyboard and mouse are the perfect size for travel, super easy to pack, and I love that they both connect using a single USB receiver—no need to take up two ports.I liked them so much I even bought a second set for my brother. Great value and super convenient for anyone who works on the go!

Flawless with the latest versions of Debian and Ubuntu Linux. I tested it on my Raspberry Pi 4 and Dell Latitude 7400 2-in-1, and it was truly plug and play—no drivers needed.A thoughtful design touch is the built-in storage slot for the USB dongle inside the mouse, making it easy to travel without losing it. However, it does not come with batteries, which was fine for me since I wanted to use rechargeable batteries anyway. I'm happy to report that they work perfectly, and the auto shut-off feature helps extend battery life in case you forget to turn it off.I'm deducting one star because it does not support Bluetooth. All my devices support Bluetooth, and if this had been a Bluetooth combo, I wouldn’t have to worry about losing the dongle or using up critical USB slots.That said, the keyboard and mouse are compact, comfortable, smooth, and quiet. Overall, a great product, but next time, I’ll definitely go for a Bluetooth version.

Incudes a single USB receiver that connects both the keyboard and mouse to our PC or laptop quickly, stores in the mouse when not used, has double the range of Bluetooth, and long battery life. The keyboard is easy to type with the built-in angle, quiet with soft keys, and includes multimedia keys. The mouse is ergonomic and has quiet clicking. Very good quality at a reasonable price.

compact size & function nicely

I have a special project and needed a smaller keyboard and mouse combo. I looked around and this one seemed like it would work. I set it up (takes 4 AAA batteries - not included) and instantly it started working on my system.As I was typing I went to press the Enter key and I was surprised to see a backslash show up. I looked more closely at the keyboard and they moved the backslash key from the row above to the right of the apostrophe key. Which means the Enter key is one more key over. At first I thought maybe there is not a standard convention, but so far every other keyboard I have looked at has the Enter key next to the apostrophe and the backslash key is on the row above it. It is very frustrating.I like how the keyboard types, love the size , but I had to subtract 2 stars because of the key in the "wrong" place. I am sure there will be people that will argue, that other keyboards have it there, but I am going to have to retrain myself when I use this new keyboard to be very deliberate when I need to press Enter.

I'm loving this keyboard! I'm having trouble deciding whether to call it "full-size" or not. On my desktop keyboard, the keys measure 11" across. On the TeckNet wireless keyboard, the keys measure 10.75" across. So for my purposes, it is a full-size keyboard. As such, I have had no adjustment period with this keyboard. Of course, they key travel isn't the same as a desktop keyboard. But if you have every used an ultrabook keyboard, then this will feel instantly familiar. The keyboard is light, but the rubber feet on the back keep it stable on your desk/table while typing.The keyboard uses a USB receiver which connected and worked flawlessly. The USB receiver stores in the battery compartment on the back of the unit. Two AAA batteries power the keyboard and there is an ON/OFF switch on the back. The function key row also doubles as the media keys, Home, Search, etc. Funny side note - I just tried the alternate function for the F10 key. There is a power symbol (that would be PC power, not Black Power) on the key and I expected a window to pop up giving me power down choices. But instead it just instantly put my PC to sleep. I was kind of freaking out because I thought it had shut down and I had lost all my work. But it was just sleeping.I haven't used the keyboard long enough to honestly evaluate the battery life. The company says up to 6 months on the battery and they say it has a smart sleep mode to conserve battery for those times that you forget to turn the switch to off. There is also a low power indication on the keyboard - the caps lock light will change to red and flash when it is time to change the batteries.All-in-all this is a great little keyboard at a great price.

This wireless keyboard and mouse set is a great option for those who don’t need a full-sized keyboard. I use it to program my Raspberry Pi computers on my desk, and it works perfectly. The keyboard is small and sturdy, and it only takes a few minutes to set up. Just plug in the USB dongle, put in some AAA batteries, and both the mouse and keyboard are ready to go. I highly recommend this affordable keyboard and mouse combo for anyone who doesn’t need a full-sized keyboard.