seenda Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse Combo (USB + Dual BT), SKM64-3 Multi-Device Rechargeable Slim Keyboard and Mouse, Compatible for Win 7/8/10, MacBook Pro/Air, iPad, Tablet - Black GrayClimatePartner certified

I recently purchased the Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse Combo by seenda, and I couldn't be happier with my decision! The sleek and slim design in black and gray looks fantastic on my desk, and it’s so lightweight that it’s perfect for on-the-go use.One of the standout features is its multi-device capability. I love being able to switch seamlessly between my Windows laptop, MacBook, and tablet with just a few clicks. The dual Bluetooth and USB connection options make it incredibly versatile, allowing me to connect multiple devices without hassle.The keyboard is a dream to type on—it's quiet, responsive, and the keys have a nice feel to them. I can type for long periods without feeling fatigued. The mouse complements it perfectly with its ergonomic design, making navigation smooth and easy.Another big plus is the rechargeable battery. Knowing that I don't have to constantly replace batteries is a game-changer. It holds a charge for weeks, which adds to the convenience.Overall, this combo offers fantastic functionality, stylish design, and reliability. It’s a great investment for anyone looking to enhance their workspace, whether at home or in the office. Highly recommend!

Pretty and works wellFeels high quality - the blue is a very pretty blue but is not quite the deep blue/teal i was looking and is matte, not metallic, which is what I was expecting but it's still beautiful.Mouse is alright, it's not super comfortable but the clicks feel nice and is a sleek look.USB work for both keyboard and mouse, but Bluetooth appears to be independent for each device. Keyboard is easier to pair (more obvious) while I didn't see a name when trying to pair the mouse, making it a little confusing to know which one it should be

The keyboard and mouse work well, and it is easy to connect to a computer using Bluetooth. However, this keyboard is not the quietest keyboard out there. While it is quieter than the old-fashioned keyboards, it is still louder than others. I appreciate the keyboard cover, and that can help quiet the keyboard a little, but it does hinder the smooth movement of fingers across keys. Would I buy this keyboard again? Perhaps, but I would consider other keyboards first. Am I happy with this purchase? Yes-ish, and I will continue to use it happily, but I'm not in love with it.

This is a great keyboard mouse combo that can be paired using bluetooth or the included dongle. This reminds me almost exactly of the HP Elite v2.0 keyboards that they discontinued some time again. It has the same low travel, near silent keyboard. I have since purchased a second one and would recommend highly if you like this type of keyboard. The only "downside" is that they have a power-down energy saving function that can take as long as a full minute to wake up and reconnect. The good news is the battery life (usb-c charged) is excellent. Cheers.

I toggle between two PC systems using the same monitor: one for work, the other for personal use. I'm used to using two separate keyboards and mice, because even though it seems cumbersome, it allows for using a single monitor.I was using full-sized keyboards and mice via USB and was fine with that. The only issue was USB port usage and desk space. My work area decluttered a bit when Bluetooth connected devices became more common and easier to connect with Windows OS's. I was able to pare everything down to two Microsoft Bluetooth keyboards and ergonomic mice, until one died on me.I owned a black and a white keyboard, which made for simple switching. When the white one died, I couldn't find a Microsoft replacement (they only sell it in black now), so I gave this a try, not even considering its ability to switch Bluetooth signals. When I tried this switching feature I was simply blown away.I now have one keyboard and it easily switches, without fail. I love that it's rechargeable via USB. I kept the Microsoft ergonomic mice, because they're incredibly comfortable, but just being able to reduce my clutter even more is just pure awesomeness. Couldn't be happier with this keyboard.UPDATE 06 Oct 2023:This has worked well for quite awhile, except the 'a' key either gets stuck or doesn't function at all at random times. When you're in a meeting sharing a document/updating a field/etc. and you get a long string of aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa's or you need one but none are vilble (yes, that's supposed to be 'Available'), you look like an amateur. This defect has been going on for the last 3 or 4 months, which is to say I've gotten a good year of use from this ($50/yr = good value?), but I need to replace it. Uncertain if I'll buy this brand again.