The fact that this unit replaces the 9-year old Logitech? Wireless Optical Mouse And Keyboard For Windows which was operating perfectly but which we had worn out half of the letter on keys creating a challenge to "non-touch" typists -- tells the whole story.

Good key layout, I like the sunk in keys, would be nicer if the keys were backlit, for $20. bucks you cant go wrong

This keyboard is about 1.5 inches longer than the K360

I like the size of this keyboard and the feel of the keys; The mouse has a very low profile compared to most, but works well

The keyboard is used and possibly a return; I thought it would be new; It came with one AAA and one AA battery both used and not in any type of wrapper and fell out when I opened the box; This was to be a new item, not a used or refurbished item.

Would recommend

Price; Nice to use

I needed a wireless combo keyboard/mouse for a linux based system. I bought this product because it supported linux. When iI received I just pluged it on my system and it worked straight away. Nothing to setup. Just plug and play.

I like the keyboard for the price. Comfy to use and type stuff but I feel like the mouse could be a little bit bigger. Either way, cannot complain for the price I paid and I do like it.

I got this to replace the MK270 board and mouse combo. I prefer this, bigger keys are better for gaming keys are quieter and softer. I like the mouse better too.

Bought 3 of these and on each one the keyboard has poor wireless range and will lag & glitch unless it is 5cm away from dongle. The keyboard part is unusable for CAD or Gaming. Although the mouse never skips a beat.

This keyboard / mouse combo is fine for the price. The mouse is fine and gets the job done, but the keyboard really shows the "bargain" quality. First, the keys are easy to miss because of their shape and texture. Very easy to make mistakes.

Grrat responsive keysboard snd mouse.It would have been great if there was a CapsLock indicator. But nothing major