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I got this to use with my work laptop at home. Just arrived today and it is as easy as plug-in the USB receiver, pull-out the battery tabs and it works. Keyboard is full size with nice function and option keys and a full numeric keyboard. The touch of the keys is pretty nice. The mouse seems to work fine, it is a big larger than I would prefer but the benefit of having both the keyboard and mouse share the same USB receiver and no extra cords makes it worth it. Nice touch to even include the batteries installed in both the keyboard and mouse.

I like the keyboard and mouse, so far all has worked well, Before I had a wireless keyboard that seemed like it worked when it wanted to. I got a wired one with USB I still had problems spent times daily plugging and unplugging to get it to work. sometimes having to turn off computer to log off. This one when I turn it on it works fast. I would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a wireless keyboard and mouse for a great price. I love it.

I'm using this for a laptop that used to be on my lap board. The laptop must weigh 9 pounds and was punching holes in my thighs through the lap board. The laptop computer does have a nice laptop keyboard, but it's still a laptop keyboard. I've never gotten used to it. Along comes this Macally keyboard/mouse combo. I banished the laptop to a bookcase, where I can easily see the screen. This keyboard/mouse combo in now on the lap board. The combo may weigh 12 ounces combined. Now my thighs don't cramp after a long computer session. The mouse is superior to the middle-of-the-road Logitech wireless it replaces. The keyboard is truly a full-sized keyboard which boasts some key click (my preference to those non-click chicklet-style keyboards). The extra row of keys for common actions above the function key row is a nice touch. The quality is there: I've bought worse keyboards (and paid more for some of them) for my desktop. This combo is truly plug-and-play: plug in the dongle, pull the battery tabs, and you're good to go (on my Windows 10 machine, anyway). One caveat: the combo comes with "Chairman Mao's revenge"-type batteries. I always replace the wretched included batteries with good rechargeables. But, since the batteries were already installed, I tried them. The keyboard worked fine; the mouse seemed dead. Everything worked once I replaced the mouse's battery. I checked the Macally battery: it wasn't just dead, it was broken inside! Hint: when the mouse is on and working, the light on the bottom glows red. Needless to say, I'm one happy camper. Strongly recommended! UPDATE 6/21/2020: The mouse has problems: the roller has become erratic and the buttons are now hair-trigger. The mouse isn't defective: it has picked up cat hair (I've had other mice where this happened). Unfortunately, there's no way to open the mouse to clean it. If you don't have fur-balls, this probably might not be an issue. I knocked off one star because I can't fix the mouse's problem.

This wireless keyboard and mouse is a great value. I like the lightweight, yet sturdy feel of both the keyboard and mouse. Installation was easy and immediate on my Windows 10 PC. Insert dongle into USB port, insert batteries, and I was using them within minutes of opening the package. Product warranty is very generous.

I found this keyboard and mouse combo superior to a comparable Logitech combo. The keyboard is comfortable to use and the mouse is just the right size and very responsive. Both units take only one cell each (AAA for KB and AA for mouse). The mouse goes into battery-saving sleep mode a little too quickly for my taste but is easily activated just by pressing one of the buttons. The price is very reasonable.

The keyboard is very standard. Not quite as quiet or soft on the key stroke as I hoped but it's not the worst, for sure. The mouse is awesome. It's slick and so quiet. You do not hear the click at all. If you are looking for a simple and plain keyboard & mouse combo, this is highly recommended.

I have to say for the price this keyboard IS functional, it IS wireless, and it does come with a mouse. That being said it's a pretty horrendous feeling keyboard. It's probably one of the worst keyboards I've ever typed on. I know that is primarily a matter of personal preference but the keys are neither low profile nor are they traditional making it an odd feeling thing to find your way around on. The spacing of the keys is way too wide, the key travel and feel are both pretty terrible. I don't think I've ever had another keyboard make my hands and wrists hurt quite so quickly after typing just a few short E-Mails. The mouse is ALMOST as bad as the keyboard. The buttons are quiet but give little to no feedback, the tracking is just "okay" even by my mediocre standards, and the scroll wheel is also mediocre at best. Nothing to love about it at all. Both use AAA style batteries which are readily available and easy to find but these days I think most of us have come to expect rechargeable. Bottom line this is a set that would be acceptable as a backup or for a terminal that doesn't get used very often. This wouldn't be my choice for a daily driver. As I said in the title, it's worth about what you pay for it, nothing more.

I like how they go to sleep so as not to waste the battery. They revive very quickly and they work great. I like having the number pad on the right and the indents in the keyboard are good for typing. For some reason, I've always had a wired keyboard/mouse, but this one is great. It connected immediately to my desktop with the dongle and worked right away. Never heard of Macally before, but so far, so good.

Love this

I love the design of the keyboard. Easy o the fingers and not so noisy either. The mouse goes to sleep after a few minutes of inactivity and its very quiet. It's the first mouse I've used that's so quiet. The only drawback is that the batteries have to be removed from the keyboard for longevity otherwise it will have to be replaced earlier than expected. As for how long the batteries will last, may depend on usage (I.e. what it is used for and frequency of use).

The keyboard took some getting used to since the spacing is slightly different from my previous board. The mouse has an on/off switch which I guess saves the battery but I find it an unnecessary step to get the computer activated.

I tried many wireless combos, but so far every combo started loading after some days of use. Then I bought Macally. First I thought they do products related with Apple, but I was wrong here. I bought this and keyboard and mouse were good looking and sleek. Ergonomic feel on mouse. Was able to play with different DPI. Usually I prefer high DPI rate. After using it for couple days, I thought my search is finally over, but I was mistaken and both mouse and keyboard started lagging. Even at high DPI rate, mouse would stop responding while I was still working with mouse and the dongle was plugged very close to it. Then, keyboard would miss random characters while typing email or doing search. I got so frustrated that I started return right way and packed it back for shipping and I was back to using my laptop's keyboard and track pad. I tried to connect to Amazon tech to resolve my issue and I was waiting for response for 2 minutes after connection. Nobody responded and I disconnected the chat. As most of the wireless combos work on 2.4GHz I was expecting some interference, but not so much lagging.

tres cheap, le clavier ne fonctiuonne deja plus et compliqué de faire une plainte et avoir un remboursement, on se perd sur le site, pas moyen de trouver le bon contact. Prends mon argent et après tu te fous de moi !