Wired Keyboard and Mouse Combo, EDJO Full-Sized Ergonomic Computer Keyboard with Palm Rest and Optical Wired Mouse for Windows, Mac OS Desktop/Laptop/PCClimatePartner certified

Like some of the other buyers, I hadn't updated my keyboard in over a decade, and my computer is on the old side. The old board works well, but some of the keys were oddly placed, so I really wanted to get back to the more traditional computer keyboard layout. Also, because I am an author, I tend to wear the letters off of the keys rather quickly.The keyboard is nice and comfortable with my carpal tunnel syndrome. Ditto the mouse--I am left-handed and it fits my hands perfectly. I do wish that the letters were a bit bigger and bolder, but I won't take off any points for that because it's a personal preference.There were no installation issues, although there was a slight pause with downloading the drivers for the keyboard, which was automatic.Both the keyboard and the mouse work great! I couldn't be more pleased!It's a nice, quiet keyboard! I wish that I had updated sooner! It's so nice to be able to hit the backspace button and not get backslashes instead. This is a beautiful keyboard. This old lady recommends it highly! 5/5 stars.

Works wonderful and sounds great. I know it may not be something everyone is looking for, but I enjoy the clanky sound of typing on a keyboard and also want to teach my son how to type with nice big keys, and this checked all the boxes for me. The mouse works great as well. I bought a wireless mouse and keyboard combo and had a huge problem with someone else using the frequency. My neighbor was able to control my computer! I do NOT recommend using a wireless mouse and keyboard...however I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT.

For a cheap set of a keyboard and mouse, they have been working great. Only issue is the mouse will sometimes squeak when you press the button.The smaller mouse actually fits my hand better than the much more expensive ones I have.

I needed a set really quick and was actually impressed with the quality. The price was so low but don't let that fool you. This has held up so well I forgoed buying a more expensive set. Super light weight and no sign of falling apart at all.

I had to give up my favorite Logitech K825 because of a new policy at work. I needed to find a quite comfortable wired keyboard, as it is a security issue to have bluetooth keyboards and my company no longer allows them.I can't use the newer style, flat slim keyboards with little action because it wears out my wrists by the end of the day. I needed to find a more traditional keyboard that could replace my Logitech (I did put in a request that they make a wired version of the K825, without being able to switch devices, since that is a bluetooth feature. I'm hoping they'll listen and I see one out on the market soon :) I did try the K200 as well, but it's actually louder than this EDJO keyboard (which I was surprised by).I also tried the wired Cherry brand here on Amazon. That one is in second place for me behind the EDJO. The EDJO is not loud for me and the keys feel quite spongy and soft while typing. They have a nice bounce to them and not very clicky - it is quite, except for the space bar, lol. That I will have to get used to. I tried another slim profile option that had a nice curve to it, but ultimately the low action keys wore out my wrists too quickly.Since they are so affordable, I might order one more as a back up and in hopes that all of the keys are quite, so I don't have to get used to the clicky space bar :) Overall, I am happy with this little keyboard - except the wrist rest is a little too short, so now I need to look for a slightly curved wrist rest for it.

Very easy installation ,keyboard is great very quiet. Mouse is fast . Highly recommend.

Typing Experience:The keys have a distinct "clack" on the return stroke, which some may interpret as being delayed significantly after the downstroke. It’s noticeable but not disruptive after getting acclimated to it. The key tops are slightly cupped, offering a more ergonomic feel without altering the standard key placement. The atypical layout of Home, End, Up, and Down keys may take time to adjust to if you're used to a traditional configuration. They save space while retaining the 101 keys available, but don't fall where you expect them to be without time to re-learn their positions.Features and Usability:The full-size inverted T layout is a welcome feature, and the double-height Delete key is an innovative touch that could grow on me. However, the F-key symbols are difficult to read, which can be frustrating. The dedicated media keys for volume up and down are handy, but the lack of a mute button is disappointing.Build Quality:The keyboard feels premium, with a heavier weight—roughly twice as heavy as typical plastic models. The wrist rest is firm and well-cushioned, with a nice vinyl cover that adds to its comfort. Flip-up feet are exceptionally sturdy, outshining those on even high-end keyboards.Downsides:Cap/Num lock indicator labels are hard to see due to their black-on-black molded plastic design. Also, it doesn’t come with the single AA battery it requires, which seems like an skimpy omission.Overall, this keyboard combines a mix of comfort, durability, and quirks. It's a solid choice if you’re looking for something mildly ergonomic and sturdy, but a few usability issues may hold it back from becoming your daily driver.

cheep and works great