EDJO Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, USB Plug & Play (2 Pack)

not bad...only thing is the mouse turns off after just a few minutes of being idle. Still happy with both items and highly recommend

Love this keyboard & wireless mouse so much! It’s so smooth to type on super lightweight but great quality. 10/10

I only gave it a 4 because the instructions are not given for new use. The instructions only cover repairing. First you need to know that the usb receiver is inside the mouse, it is labeled receiver and needs to be pulled out of the mouse. There are no instructions of what to do next either. I got the keyboard working but not the mouse. I needed to turn it on. Duh! Once this was done it was attached as well. Otherwise, I am happy with the product. I love the various functions on the mouse.

I would like to share my story - I purchased this keyboard & mouse combo this past April - recently it started to fail, multiple keys wouldn't work anymore. I sent an email to the customer service email provided and received an almost immediate response and a few days later a new keyboard to replace the one that checked out. Great customer service and I really appreciate how fast things were taken care of.

Plug the receiver in an USB port and start using it.

It's OK - nothing to write the family about. It's only real saving grace is the fact that you can use the mouse and keyboard through one USB receiver. The keyboard is well-built, but for faster typers the keys have a bit of a spongy feel to them. They are not like the keys on a higher-end laptop (which can be a good or a bad thing - bad because the action on laptop keys is fabulous, light and fast; good because unfortunately those same laptop keys, with heavy use, tend to wear out and break, like 4 of the keys on my Z-Book did on me). The only big complaint is that after only a week's use, the paint is beginning to wear off of the keys (the S, A, O, comma key, etc., some of the ones we use the most of). However, to be fair, for the price (under $30) it's not really that bad. That is why I gave it 3 stars.

I bought this EDJO wireless keyboard and mouse combo about a year and a half ago, and it’s been excellent. Originally, I purchased it because I work on a virtual Windows cloud using my personal Mac, and using my Mac keyboard with Windows was honestly frustrating. This keyboard solved that problem perfectly—it’s a true Windows keyboard, so I could easily use all the standard Windows functions without any weird workarounds. I’ve also used it with my Windows 11 laptop, and it works just as well there. It’s truly plug-and-play—no setup headaches at all. Battery life has been surprisingly great. I work from home with it about 2–3 days a week, and in all this time, I’ve only had to change the mouse battery once. The keyboard battery is still going strong. At first, I was hesitant about not having a built-in rechargeable battery, but using rechargeable AA batteries has worked perfectly—and for a fraction of the price of fancier options. Overall, if you’re looking for an affordable, reliable wireless keyboard and mouse combo that works seamlessly with both Mac (when running Windows) and PC, I highly recommend this one.

Remember the old saying "you get what you pay for", well the saying is true for this keyboard. After having a Logitech keyboard, this keyboard is a poor substitute. Yes, it is less expensive but the keys are smaller and the touch is "off". This is a good keyboard for students or first-time users.

The keyboard had a lot of lag compared to a wired keyboard. The mouse was OK but also suffered from lag.