- Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, EDJO 2.4G Full-Sized Ergonomic Computer Keyboard with Wrist Rest and 3 Level DPI Adjustable Wireless Mouse for Windows, Mac OS Desktop/Laptop/PC

I got this keyboard is working great I used for my laptop the size is great looks durable I really like it the mouse is great to navigate

I have had issues when both typing and mouse tracking since these parts have arrived, i would have returned but I was not using this PC much at the time and did not attribute these issue to the hardware, which I am now seeing is the problem (rather than batteries, etc.). The mouse polling rate is very low and causes it to be unresponsive, but also jumpy. The keyboard does not always pick up what was typed, skipping letters, etc, same issues as the mouse as far as connectivity. After testing my setup with other hardware, it is definitely this m/k combo that is the issue. I am unaware others have faced this issue, or if I just received a one-off bad product, but I will be getting rid of these as it gets quite frustrating. Test all of your things prior to return window closing, or you may be surprised. Edit: Seller has contacted me due to the above experience, and offered a full refund outside of return window period. Other reviews have not had issues with this product, so I must have just been unlucky. Thank you seller for being professional and fair.

The keyboard works ok, I have had a few issues with it adding extra letters or skipping letters, but I am waiting to see if it is just because I need to get used to using a new keyboard. The mouse is another story, it is constantly falling asleep and the only way to get it to work again is to turn it off and turn it back on. It is less than a foot away from the dongle, so I know that is not the issue. I may just buy another mouse to use instead. Frustrating! Edit: Changed to 3-star review since customer service reached out to me to help with the issue. They sent me a new keyboard and mouse. Edit 2: The new keyboard works fine but the mouse still "goes to sleep" very quickly. I am learning to work with it. Overall, I changed my review to 4 stars b/c the customer service is outstanding.

This is very simple plug and play. Takes a AA battery in the mouse and one in the keyboard. Typing is rather quiet and the mouse very responsive. I really like this

I bought this EDJO wireless keyboard and mouse combo about a year and a half ago, and it’s been excellent. Originally, I purchased it because I work on a virtual Windows cloud using my personal Mac, and using my Mac keyboard with Windows was honestly frustrating. This keyboard solved that problem perfectly—it’s a true Windows keyboard, so I could easily use all the standard Windows functions without any weird workarounds. I’ve also used it with my Windows 11 laptop, and it works just as well there. It’s truly plug-and-play—no setup headaches at all. Battery life has been surprisingly great. I work from home with it about 2–3 days a week, and in all this time, I’ve only had to change the mouse battery once. The keyboard battery is still going strong. At first, I was hesitant about not having a built-in rechargeable battery, but using rechargeable AA batteries has worked perfectly—and for a fraction of the price of fancier options. Overall, if you’re looking for an affordable, reliable wireless keyboard and mouse combo that works seamlessly with both Mac (when running Windows) and PC, I highly recommend this one.

I was honestly disappointed with this keyboard and mouse combo. The main issue is the connection — the keyboard frequently disconnects, and the mouse behaves inconsistently, sometimes responding and sometimes not. I tried using it in a normal setup without interference, but the problem still remained, which makes it frustrating for everyday use. For a budget option around $30, expectations shouldn’t be too high, but even for this price, I would expect basic reliability. Unfortunately, this didn’t deliver. I also rarely return items, so instead of sending it back, I just put it aside and stopped using it. In my opinion, it’s not worth the hassle. I ended up replacing it with a higher-quality set, and the difference is very noticeable.

Love the Keyboard, size appropiate.

It's OK - nothing to write the family about. It's only real saving grace is the fact that you can use the mouse and keyboard through one USB receiver. The keyboard is well-built, but for faster typers the keys have a bit of a spongy feel to them. They are not like the keys on a higher-end laptop (which can be a good or a bad thing - bad because the action on laptop keys is fabulous, light and fast; good because unfortunately those same laptop keys, with heavy use, tend to wear out and break, like 4 of the keys on my Z-Book did on me). The only big complaint is that after only a week's use, the paint is beginning to wear off of the keys (the S, A, O, comma key, etc., some of the ones we use the most of). However, to be fair, for the price (under $30) it's not really that bad. That is why I gave it 3 stars.

The keyboard had a lot of lag compared to a wired keyboard. The mouse was OK but also suffered from lag.