Dell KM632 Wireless Mouse and Keyboard

Really can't fault the keyboard or the mouse. I recently purchased a PC again and I was using an older Dell wired keyboard which had big clunky keys with lots of travel. The keys on this have far less travel and is more similar to my macbook keyboard which I'm used to. It's quite plasticky but sturdy and well made. Wireless works faultlessly which was one of my concerns when purchasing. There is one tiny usb receiver, plugged it in and that was it, no set up or anything to mess about with. The only thing I have trouble with is remembering to turn both the keyboard and the mouse off after use. There is an on/off switch on the bottom of the keyboard and the mouse so its a little tedious. The mouse is pretty heavy too as it takes 2xAA batteries (as does the keyboard) I soon got used to this though. All 4 AA batteries are supplied and battery life is good, especially considering I always forget to turn them off.

I actually bought this keyboard / mouse combo just for the keyboard as I already have a good gaming mouse. I absolutely love the keyboard. It has a really nice soft feel to it for typing, and is a lot quieter than my last Dell keyboard. The audio hot keys are also excellent for a gamer like me, so I can change tracks, pause, adjust volume etc while gaming. So far the battery life seems very good also. Both keyboard and mouse have off/on switches which helps keep power also. The mouse is solid and has a nice feel and shape to it. I do think the buttons are a little stiffer than I am used to on a mouse, and for this reason I would not say this mouse was great for gaming, but for general use it is fine. If I had bought this keyboard / mouse combo for a higher price, and for the mouse specifically I would rate the item as 4 stars but for under 20 pounds I can't see how I would have got a better product, so I am giving it 5 stars.

Having spent a few hours using this keyboard today, I think this is a surprisingly good keyboard to work with. The keys do feel a bit ‘soft’ and therefore may take some acclimatisation in relation to my previous ‘wired’ Dell keyboard, but the Scrabble tile keys do mean that you can type faster as there is less key travel involved. I can feel that my typing is faster already and I am already getting used to it just by typing this piece. I’m sure there are better quality keyboards out there (I use a Logitech Bluetooth K810 which is superb), but these tend to be many times the price that I paid for this and at just over £20 delivered, it has to be a bargain. The mouse is a pretty basic 3 button scroll wheel model, is a comfortable size and weight with the batteries in, and is really responsive. I have experienced no noticeable lag of any kind when typing or ‘mousing’ that has been reported elsewhere. A couple of things to note on the down side. The only LED indicator is a small power light, which does go off after a period once powered up, so even in use, there are no power indicators showing. I understand this comes on amber when the batteries are low. There are no other on board LED indicators for CAPS Lock etc., but I downloaded a driver from Dell which gives an on screen indication of CAPS Lock. Not ideal as a compromise, but not a deal breaker for me. With regards typing position adjustment, there is a battery compartment underneath at the rear which gives the keyboard an inbuilt degree of angle, but I find this slope comfortable. This is just as well really as there is no other way to adjust of the keyboard angle other to put some paper or something under it if you prefer a flat typing surface or to increase the slope. Niggles aside, overall, I am really pleased so far with this keyboard and mouse combo and is good value for money.

This keyboard and mouse set is really good. I have a set at home for when I am away from my desk and watching a film in bet so I can take them with me, and they work really well. My boos wanted a wireless keyboard/mouse set for work, so I didn't hesitate to recommend these, and now we all have one in work (although I think that may only be because she wanted us all to match - women huh?). Although I had no issues with my old set in work, I am happy we have these now as the quality is great,and I find typing to be easier with the smaller key on the keyboard. I don't have particularly "big finger" though, and I do feel that although it works very well for me, someone with larger hands/fingers may struggle a little with this.

Excellent product! I ordered a Wireless mouse and keyboard set from a cheaper brand but wasnt happy with it at all. It is better to spend a little more for quality as the product will be better (most of the time). The keyboard is great, soft and quiet keys and the £ key is exactly where it's meant to be (the 3 key) as I struggled to find keyboards with this eact function. The mouse is perfect, not too small like some and the clicking sound is not too loud either.

This keyboard and mouse is excellent and worth the extra money compared to cheaper models. Its quiet and very easy to type on. The batteries last for a very long time. Its a very professional looking set of peripherals and you won't be disappointed.

This keyboard and mouse are very well built and look great on my desk. I like the fact they have no wires so I can move them easier if I want to use my desk for writing. I have had these for several months now and the batteries haven't needed to be changed even with using them for many hours each day.

The Keyboard Looks really good and has a nice solid stand, not the usual flimsy legs. What's great is the volume, play/pause and skip keys which are really useful and work with itunes. The big downside of the keyboard for me is the really soft touch keys. When I bought this I thought it would be a similar feel to the mac keyboard, but it is no where near as good. However I know that some people like really soft touch keys so it may not be a problem for everybody. The mouse is pretty much a mouse. It works fine and is a decent size and shape, it is nice and waited and feels sturdy.