ProtoArc Foldable Keyboard and Mouse, XKM01 True Full-Size Folding Wireless Keyboard Mouse Combo for Business Travel, a Portable Office Suite On-The-Go, Compatible with Laptop iPad Tablet - Green

This keyboard and mouse with carrying case & phone holder is very sturdy, well-designed (even has a full 9-key portion) and has the ability to sync up/be programmed to two separate devices. I use this now frequently for my tablet and my cell phone (and if leaving the house, I use this for my laptop), and I love that this mouse actually functions as a true mouse on my screen (tablet). The keys feel very comfortable to type on, the keyboard itself is very portable (I don't always use the carrying case that it came with, since my laptop bag has dedicated pockets for a keyboard and mouse already). I love that there was a personalized message from the designer, along with a sticker containing all the info you would need if in case you have a warranty claim, that you can stick to the back of the keyboard. It beats having separate paperwork to keep track of. It was very easy to set up straight out of the box, although there is instructions in case you need a little extra help getting started. The battery life seems to be fine, although I haven't timed it, but I think so far it has lasted a week on a single charge, albeit not being used daily. I really appreciate that both the keyboard and mouse use USB-C to charge, as some cheaper keyboard/mouse combos either have to use standard batteries (AAA, AA, etc) or use the old micro-USB chargers, which honestly is outdated and takes forever to charge. All in all, I would give this a ten out of ten, and the only thing I can think of that would need improving would just be that I wish it could be a bit cheaper in cost. I will say though, that even though this set is a bit on the pricier side, it is well worth the investment.

This foldable keyboard and mouse combo has been a solid addition to my travel setup. The full-size layout with a real numpad is a game changer, and the typing experience feels surprisingly close to a regular desktop keyboard. The scissor switches are whisper-quiet with a satisfying low-profile feel — perfect for coffee shops, airports, or shared spaces. Note that this model does not have backlighting, so it is not ideal for working in dim lighting or at night. If you need that, ProtoArc has an upgraded backlit model (XK01 Plus). It is incredibly easy to use — just unfold, turn it on, and you are ready to go with zero setup time. Connectivity is lightning fast. You can connect either via Bluetooth or the included USB Bluetooth dongle, which is great for devices that do not have Bluetooth built in. Pairing is simple and switching between three paired devices with one click is seamless. The connection stays stable with no dropouts or lag. The tri-fold design folds down compact enough for any backpack or laptop bag, and the hard carrying case keeps everything protected. The mouse is ultra-slim with three DPI settings, and the low profile actually reduces hand fatigue over long sessions. Battery life is excellent — over a week on a single charge with daily use, and both charge via USB-C. Build quality feels solid with aluminum hinges rated for over 10,000 folds. Easy recommendation for anyone who works on the go.

best keyboard and mouse. I like this better than my normal desktop keyboard. The keys work well and I don't have to pound on the keyboard to get the keys to work. It is quiet and easy to store. i move around a lot from space to space so the trifold design is brilliant. Nothing is lost on this travel keyboard. It came with a nice case, but fits right in my tech back. the mouse is compact and the scroll button is amazing. Out of the box I thought it was small and lower to the desk, but this have become my favorite feature. The low profile makes it so my hand does not get tired and in need of the ergonomic pad since your hand sits more flat while scrolling. I do not normally write long reviews, but this is a good solid product. my only problem is now I want a separate mouse for just the desk.

So definitely a plus side of this item is the portability and being able to recharge it. Battery life is also great too. The keyboard feels sturdy and is nice to type on. Additional functions like quick keys for camera, brightness and other function keys are also great. Connectivity is simple as it's just a dongle to plug in but also supports bluetooth. Down sides are it lays completely flat and that makes an odd angle for typing or using for extended time. Would be nice if it could have a little lift at the back. Second part, randomly, this device seems to put in double characters. It's quite infrequent but definitely annoying when you're typing and don't catch it. I did buy two of these and both units do the same thing on 2 different computers. One is my wife's, the other is mine. Portability is awesome though, I love I can recharge both KB and mouse and it's pretty light. Overall, this is an OK to good keyboard. If I had to use it daily, the double character typing thing would annoy the heck out of me and I would just return it. Because it's so infrequent and isn't terribly annoying, I like it and will keep it.

At last! A folding keyboard with an actual numpad! Many people need a numpad for various things so it's great to have a folding keyboard for travelling which includes it. And it's an actual numpad, not a trackpad with numpad key outlines so it can serve either function -- THIS keyboard has real keys in the numpad portion. It uses USB-C port for charging, and so far I've used it for about 7 hours (spread out over 3 days) without needing to recharge! The keys have a positive feel, I have typed a lot on this keyboard with no unwanted duplicate letters/numbers. There is a NumLok key and the Function Keys can be switched between needing to use the Fn key for F1, F2, F3, etc. functions or needing to use the Fn key for the alternate uses such as screen brightness, audio volume and playback, etc. That makes this a great keyboard for anybody to use! It folds up small enough to fit into any computer briefcase or backpack for easy transport. As a musician who composes and arranges, I find this an excellent keyboard to use. When I am not in my office/studio I take my laptop with me along with a small midi keyboard for entering the music into either a notation program or a DAW so I have the setup with the laptop further away from me, the midi keyboard next on the desk and this ProtoArc foldable keyboard immediately in front of me. That allows me to work as I'm most comfortable. The mouse that's included with this package is very efficient and VERY thin. It works very well and for people with limited space in their computer bag it will be a welcome addition. However I find the included mouse to be a bit hard to work with mainly because I am so used to the thicker body of even the smallest Logitech mouse, which I am fortunate to have room for in my computer bag. BUT this mouse makes an excellent traveling companion for people with very limited space in their computer bag. The mouse is also USB-C chargeable.

I write few reviews, but I love this key board already. Easy setup, zero connectivity issues, and the mouse is neat looking but (not sure if the mouse design is my style so that’s a preferential comment—) the added phone holder is a great touch! I feel like I got real value of of this buy, complete with a very nice protective carrying case for the keyboard and it’s accessories. Thanks a lot.

This all started by needing a new keyboard as my older one had seen better days. I got it from my employer who provided it at the beginning of Covid for work from home. That was of course more than 5 years ago. Over time it had become...worn out and icky looking. I know which key is which by memory but most of the characters were completely worn out. I have a bad habit of eating breakfast or whatever while working and there were some crumbs and stuff that I couldn't shake out at all. Worst of all, batteries. Not like the batteries needed to be changed often but when they did, of course I didn't have any around and would have to dash to the store to buy some. I had originally bought the mouse and keyboard separately. Then when surfing around Amazon this came up in my feed. I'm back in the office on a hybrid schedule, and while our desks (we do that reserve a desk open office thing now) include a keyboard and mouse, my team and I, well to be frank don't want to use communal keyboards. I already had both items but this really caught my eye because of the carrying case. It fits perfectly in my tote along with my laptop and other office must-haves. Both the mouse and keyboard are super responsive, keyboard is fairly quiet, and the keys are comfortable. I really like that there are no dongles to plug in and deal with because Bluetooth. AND best of all no more batteries to have to remember! I have no idea how long a charge lasts, I just charge the keyboard/mouse once a week at home and have a USBC cable in my tote just in case. ProtoArc makes a lighted version of the keyboard but I decided I would rather have color, so bought the blue one. As my coworker pointed out, I'm not a gamer and there is plenty of light in the office! If it isn't obvious, I really like this purchase especially since I purchased two of them. Five stars!

Ultimately, I'm generally satisfied with the product, though I haven't traveled with it or really used it outside of just pairing with my devices and the 2.4ghz dongle. It folds up and is compact enough to travel with and I picked it up to use with my Ally X on the plane. That said, while the hinges are aluminum, the chassis of the keyboard itself is light/cheap plastic. The mouse feels much better than the keyboard and I'm a fan of the high DPI (2400). That said, I'm not that a $70 "sale" price is appropriate for this combo. I know some work went into portability, and that would carry a premium, but I don't think it would have cost too much more to just make it out of aluminum to at least give it a premium/durable feel. The keyboard honestly feels like it can just break at any moment. Also, some of the keys along the hinge seem to brush against the folding part of the device, so the first time I used it, I needed to pop the cap for the 4 key back on. Again, the mouse seems great, and the keyboard will have to do since I wasn't able to find a comparable full-size folding keyboard, I just really don't think $70 is a fair price. I would pay an extra $20 for a sturdier aluminum/metal version.