Buy something better!!

I have had this combo for about 4 weeks and the first two they both worked okay now the keyboard cuts in and out and it is hard to respond to anything without a properly working key board; Mouse is a mini and it works okay hard to get used to using with big hands!

Well packed and virtually ready to go out of the box . Simple setup of hot keys and user settings can be simply set up with custom options if you choose to

Works great. I got 2, 1 for the shared living room system & 1 for my room. Long battery life (especially if you turn them off when not in use). Works easily from across large rooms. Auto-detected by O/S, so no driver installation or configuration was required.

If you are on a soft surface (couch; bed; etc.); you might want a mouse pad

Bought this to replace my old one (same one) that after several years of use was fairly worn. Still got the old one and will use it on an older computer that reacts slower than this one so i probably won't notice the fact it's a bit worn on that!

I was browsing through the local Target tech department searching for any deals when I came across this beauty. I predominantly use a laptop to work and play and I was sick of the crammed keyboard and dodgy trackpad so I decided a combo would do me great.

Brilliant combo pack deal here lads. Fair play! Well done with the next day delivery as well! I know it's not guaranteed but you made it work! Delighted with my purchase! Advantages: Next day delivery & delighted with what I got for the price! Disadvantages: none

I thought I was being sensible by getting the cheapest thing from a "good" brand that fits my needs. Now I'm angry because I've bought this, and I'll also have to buy a better one that's probably more expensive. I mean, I know it was cheap, but it's still a meaningful amount of money.

If you're shopping for a wireless keyboard on a tight budget, you could do worse than the Logitech MK270 wireless keyboard and mouse bundle. Available for as little as $20 on Amazon , the MK270 looks and feels a bit cheap, and it makes a fair amount of racket as you type.

Don't be fooled by the price, this isn't a good deal. The mouse is a child sized device, about half the size of a normal mouse. The keyboard is flimsy, the fold-out feet snap off with the slightest pressure (I've had to glue them back together twice now and I've not had it a week), and the keyboard...

You'll never mistake the Logitech MK270's typing feel for that of a pricier mechanical model.

Springy typing feel; Customizable middle mouse button; Super-easy setup

Both keyboard and mouse feel cheap; Loud typing; Only three programmable keys; Limited Mac support