seenda Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse, COE200 USB + Bluetooth Multi Device, Ergonomic Keyboard Mouse Set, Full-Size Wireless Combo Compatible for Mac OS/Windows PCs Computers Laptops MacBooks - Black

I love how creamy it sounds it's not clicky clacky and loud! It's easy to use and the keyboard keys all work! The battery life so far seems amazing!

Pros:1. Works out of the box with Mac. The command and option keys are in the correct positions without any additional configuration. No need to swap the keys in the OS nor switch any settings on the keyboard itself.2. It has all the media keys I need (volume, play/pause etc), and the Fn mode can be swapped by pressing Fn+ESC. (That means whether you hold Fn to do the F key or the media key).3. The mouse has quiet switches instead of clicky switches.4. Mouse works great. Low latencyCons:1. BATTERIES NOT INCLUDED! I was surprised. You need a AAA for the keyboard and a AA for the mouse.2. The keyboard is really noisy, just like a typical basic PC keyboard.3. No on/off switch on the keyboard. Well, that makes it simpler but I like to turn off the keyboard to clean it.The keyboard might feel firmer than you expect but you'll probably get used to it quickly. You might prefer it or you might not.In my case, the keyboard is for my father so the main issue that bothers me is hearing the clickety clackety noise all day. Previously I got him an apple keyboard which was very quiet but way too sensitive to water and he soon ruined it by spraying and wiping it with window cleaner. So I got this one as replacment.To be determined: Battery life

This is a fairly decent basic wireless keyboard/mouse combo that seems reasonably well-built and for the most part works as expected without issues although I do find the DPI options for the mouse a bit lacking compared to most others. The keyboard is fairly quiet and so is the mouse, which is decent. The mouse is responsive with its 2.4GHz dongles (USB-A) and it can be used with just about all modern OS as long as it has a USB-A port. The same dongle is used by both keyboard and the mouse. In addition, they also support BT connection on their own and you can certainly use that as well if you wish but I personally prefer the dongle for easier and seamless operations.The mouse does have a power button which I very much prefer to have but some others out there don't have a power button for some reason and that's just not very smart in my mind. It also has a button for switching between BT and 2.4GHz but no side buttons (I don't use those often anyway).Both keyboard and the mouse have an old school plastic shell that I like and indeed prefer over the type of plastic that's soft to the touch with a rubbery and velvety kind of texture that for the most part provides decent grip at the beginning; however, the plasticizers and/or other additives would eventually break down and the end result is a sticky and tacky surface that's just NOT something I'd ever wanna have to deal with (again).They are both fairly quiet as advertised which is nice although I don't personally mind for them to be a little clicky. They are noticeably quieter than their ordinary counterparts especially for the mouse. The wheel is also fairly accurate with smooth scroll and it's responsive with a knurled surface, which (again) I prefer.As far as I'm concerned, ALL mouse wheels MUST be knurled to provide accurate and consistent scrolling experience in my book. The mouse itself has reasonable height (at its highest point) similar to most others of similar size, design, and style that I actually prefer (over ultra low-profile ones). Btw, it has roughly the same height as Microsoft Mouse 1850, amongst others.Unfortunately, it only has 3 adjustable DPI options (800/1200/1600) and that's undoubtedly its weakest point and a major downside in my mind. For ordinary tasks, I prefer 1200/1300 DPI which this particular mouse does support; however, I'd prefer 1800/2000 DPI for other tasks it lacks, so that's a bit of a bummer.Overall, it does feel good in the hand and it's fairly comfortable after an hour or so of testing. I'd also like to see some rubber/silicone at the sides for better grip/control over time. Well, perhaps that's too much to ask for a basic mouse (and I digress). That said, the mouse does have textured surface at the sides and they are perhaps the best features of the mouse (well for me anyway).As for the keyboard, it's pretty standard and typical and nothing really stands out for me. It's a full-sized keyboard and the F1-12 keys can also be used as media keys with the help of the Fn key; nothing fancy here. You can also use Fn-Q and Fn-W to switch to 2.4GHz or Bluetooth mode, respectively. Btw, they will auto sleep after 30 min of inactivity to conserve battery life.≡ ValueAll things considered, this is a fairly decent basic wireless keyboard/mouse combo that's reasonably well-made and for the most part works as expected without issues. They support both Bluetooth and 2.4GHz (via USB-A dongle) connections, which I do appreciate and indeed that's one of the primary reasons for the order. The mouse also has textured sides which I very much prefer.They have old school plastic shell which (again) is what I prefer over the newer rubbery and velvety type of plastic. They're also fairly quiet although I don't personally mind them to be a little more clicky especially for the mouse. They're reasonably priced at $20 for what they provide and their overall build quality, features, usability, versatility, and performance.

It feels very solid.It's made of solid plastic and has some weight to it.It's a good height and you can also flip open the legs.It is a full size keyboard.The keys have a nice premium thud when pressing and a very good rebound.But I think they are a bit too blocky and close together.It's too easy too hit adjacent keys. It would be better if they where more tapered.With the additional function keys, it's tailored for laptop use. (eg brightness settings)Keyboard uses 1 AAA battery.The mouse is more of a laptop mouse than a full size.Mouse also has 3 DPI settings, to slow or speed up movement.Default DPI is the lowest setting, and is a bit too slow. Best is the middle 1200 dpi.But there is no visual DPI indicator on the mouse.The laser works on most surfaces.Scroll wheel is very smooth and precise.Only the mouse has a hardware on/off switch.Mouse uses 1 AA battery and has a quick release door.Batteries NOT included. But I prefer this over built-in battery.Just change them out when needed.The keyboard & mouse each have their own dedicated device buttons.(Dongle, BT)However you need to switch between them manually using the dedicated buttons.I like that it includes a dongle which controls both. Just plug in and go.Dongle is always the better option, specially for a PC.With Bluetooth, you can connect to anything that supports keyboards and/or mouse (iPad, iPhone, Android, etc)But you also need to BT pair the keyboard & mouse individually.Which means that when you switch devices, you need to switch them individually using the dedicated buttons.The keyboard has indicator lights for 2.4, BT, and CAPs.Overall it's a good keyboard mouse combo, that feels more premium than MS or Logitech.However the blocky keys need some getting use it.And it is a quiet keyboard.

I've been really enjoying using this keyboard and mouse combo with my work from home setup and it's also worked well as a media controller for my projector.Getting it connected and working with my laptop was super easy. It comes with a 2.4ghz receiver and can also work with Bluetooth, which means you can use it on a variety of devices. Both the keyboard and mouse are very comfortable to use and have a nice ergonomic shape to them, with the keyboard having a built in wrist rest.I've personally been using the Bluetooth function to connect to laptop and have found it to be very reliable and haven't experienced connectivity issues or lags. The keys and switches on both devices are clicky and responsive, and are pretty satisfying to use! The one improvement that I would have liked to have seen the ability to recharge them, but, having a couple of rechargeable AA and AAA batteries around to power these with is not a problem at all.Overall, I'd recommend this to anyone looking for an affordable, reliable and functional keyboard and mouse combo! The keyboard has a bunch of keys and features built into it that allows users to switch between Windows and Mac mode, which I love!

I was skeptical because of the price but the setup is very easy, functionality is excellent, and the bluetooth connection is strong. I would strongly recommend this, especially for the price.

Works great, the keyboard feels soft when hitting the letters and the mouse works perfectly. Highly recommended

Excellent keyboard for casual work. The keys do lose paint quite quickly if you intend to use it for a WFH setup, but 5 stars because honestly I’m not expecting permanent paint on something this affordable

The SEENDA Wireless Keyboard and Mouse combo is absolutely gorgeous. The all pink colour on the keys, body, and mouse is a vibrant, fun aesthetic that completely brightens my desk. This Pink Mouse and Keyboard set looks and feels very nice. The keyboard has an ergonomic design to ease wrist cramps, which is a big benefit for long work sessions. The keys are almost silent, which is perfect for when I am working near coworkers or taking calls. The mouse that comes with this SEENDA keyboard is also near silent, feels good, and responds very well. The size of the keyboard is standard, and it has a numeric pad. The F keys can be used as standard F keys, or they can be used to control music, which for me is a must have feature in all my keyboards.This Mouse and Keyboard combo can connect as a 2.4G Wireless device, or through Bluetooth. Having the option to connect through Bluetooth is great because I can use the same mouse and keyboard for multiple devices. This SEENDA Keyboard and Mouse uses both AA and AAA batteries. For me, this is excellent because internal rechargeable batteries can be difficult to replace when they go bad. To avoid buying batteries and to help minimize waste, I like to buy removable rechargeable batteries for all my devices.Overall, I am very satisfied with my new SEENDA Keyboard and Mouse. The beautiful, bright pink is exactly what I was hoping for, and the quality is excellent. I also appreciate that I can use this keyboard in both Mac and PC, as well as Android. :)

Great product and value. Like the dual connectivity option. Function of keys and mouse are great.Only complaints:1. No power switch for the keyboard.2. LEDs are too small to easily see.Glad that I made the purchase.

1) The keyboard and mouse work fine.2) a) Overall, the quality feels fine but not as good as a Logitech keyboard and mouse.2) b) I know it's not a good comparison because Logitech hardware costs a lot more but I just wanted to mention this.3) a) Just a note but you won't be able to access the BIOS of your computer if you have your keyboard connected via bluetooth.3) b) If you want to access the BIOS then you will need to use the USB dongle.3) c) The reason is because when the computer starts up, when it's time to press the key to access the BIOS (e.g., Delete, F4, whatever it is for your motherboard), the keyboard will not be connected via bluetooth at this point in time.3) d) The USB dongle will be active at this point in time and will be able to register your key press.Keyboard4) The keyboard uses 1 x AAA battery (not included).5) a) Pressing on an F key will do whatever the function is.5) b) For example, pressing on F5 will refresh the page.5) c) As usual, you have to hold the "Fn" key and then press an F key to activate their function. For example, pressing Fn + F10 will mute the sound.5) d) Pressing Fn + Esc will lock the F keys to their secondary functions. For example, pressing F10 will mute the sound.6) a) The keyboard will automatically go to sleep after 60 minutes of inactivity.6) b) I'm unsure what you call the mode when all the lights turn off after 10 seconds of inactivity. To me, this would be sleep mode.6) c) Pressing on any key will wake up the keyboard.7) a) The keyboard is completely silent.7) b) Pressing on a key will feel mushy and not make any noise.7) c) I'm unsure if the keys feeling mushy is the reason why the keyboard does not make any noise.7) d) Personally, I prefer my keyboard making some noise but silent is fine. It's not a big deal to me.Mouse8) The mouse uses 1 x AA battery (not included).9) The USB dongle is in the battery compartment of the mouse.10) The wheel on the mouse turns easily. As in, there is no resistance.11) a) There is a DPI button just below the wheel.11) b) The options are 1000, 1600, and 2400.11) c) Personally, I prefer 1600 DPI.12) a) Overall, the mouse is fine but a Logitech mouse would be so much better.12) b) In the Logitech software, you can change what the wheel button does. I always set mine to double click.12) c) Logitech hardware is much more expensive but I just wanted to mention this difference.I can definitely recommend this keyboard and mouse combo.

The mouse is smooth and responsive, and both devices pair instantly every time.

Keyboard is great. Loved that the mouse has rubber on the scroll wheel and didn't eat my fingers, but it didn't click when I wanted it to. It took a little extra effort to click. Other sellers need to ditch the mouse that has a hard plastic grooved scroll wheel and opt for the rubber ones. With this mouse it didn't move around (slide) on the surface enough to satisfy me. I tried using another mouse with it, but it must be tied to the keyboard, because that wireless mouse didn't work with it. Bottomline: The keyboard is great, unfortunately, the mouse has issues.Setup was simple, just install the batteries in the keyboard and then the mouse. Remove the dongle from the inside of the mouse and pop it in your USB drive. You're all set! Hopefully the manufacturer of this mouse will jump on board with the rubber scroll wheel.