Dell KM555 Silent Keyboard and Mouse - 18 Programmable Shortcut Keys, Copilot Key, Secure Dual-Mode connectivity, Adjustable DPI, Ambidextrous, Low Battery LED Indicator, 3-Year Warranty - Black

This is my go-to for my team's new hires that work remote customer service! Durable, quiet, and perfect for quick typing due to awesome connectivity. Never experienced a lag and am still using the one I was provided as a new hire from three years ago! Very durable and I'll continue to stick with this for new employees.

They work really well , first combination key board , mouse I’ve ever purchased, they work really well and it’s so nice to have one USB instead of 2. One problem I have is the key sometimes don't work like they should, sometimes it's like you don't hit the key and nothing happens

Excellent keyboard! Just be patient opening the battery opening; I noticed it was like slightly stuck on one end; a thin blade carefully used made it so it popped right open. the USB transmitter slipped right in a USB opening in my computer, and it works super it comes with a nice mouse, but I like my microsoft bluetooth mouse and it worked immediately with it.This keyboard is better than the one that came with it. :)

I got this keyboard for work purposes when I was remote working since my laptop keyboard was too small and I needed 10-key. Keyboard was great, loved the sound and angle of the stand. Both powered via battery, which lasted pretty long before you needed to swap them out. Mouse was just so-so but worked in a pinch. Connects via USB dongle, one dongle for both items and there's storage for it in with the keyboard or mouse battery compartment so you don't lose it. Also bought a Velcro keyboard slip cover to keep it in when I started working hybrid 2-3x per week. Mouse fit perfectly in the front pocket.However the keyboard started having sticky keys (1-6 keys in any given area would register one press as 10-15 clicks) when it needed to go in and out of my work bag all the time. No backlit keys or numbers so you need at least a desk lamp. Workplace bought it for me so they kept it when I left, no idea how it's holding up 2 years later. Hopefully someone is getting good use out of it.Would buy again if I didn't need to carry it around or had USB ports to spare (current workplace disables USB ports on all computers), now I use a Bluetooth foldable keyboard for work as I'm constantly on the go and need something a bit more compact.

An inexpensive DELL wireless combo keyboard and mouse that uses a single USB dongle to wirelessly connect, in my case an MS Windows 10 laptop. The mouse hase an on/off switch but the keyboard doesn’t. I believe there will be an LED that will turn on when the AAA batteries are exhausted of their electro-chemical reactions, but since I just started using the keyboard I don't know. Other than that it is a plain typical no-frills set of i/o devices that work as advertised. The keyboard and mouse automatically were recognized by my MS Windows 11 laptop. The mouse is not a gaming mouse, but it seems responsive to movement. The keyboard is noiseless and is a full-sized black typical keyboard with a full complement of a numeric keyboard keys on the right side. The connectivity between the devices and the laptop seemed adequate for my purposes on a desktop.

At the time of this review, I've had this Dell combo for almost 4 months. At the time of purchase, I had looked at multiple options for keyboard/mouse combos and landed on this one. There were a few reviews at the time that caught my attention, "keys stick," "mouse issues," etc but at the time I assumed they were one-offs. This product being a Dell, from Dell was enough for me to take a chance. I wish I had not.I'll start off by saying this combo is being used in an office setting during a normal M-F 9 to 5. There is no excessive wear and tear. Almost immediately, I started receiving a "mouse battery low" error, that is lovely enough to be shown as a pop up window that won't time out. You have to manually clear it from your display every time. This error came within the first two weeks of use. At first I thought, no problem, the batteries that shipped with them wasn't name brand, may have just been bad batteries. So I changed them to Duracell Pros. I still continually get this error daily even with the first set of new batteries and an additional set. Plus the pop up is annoying to have to clear multiple times throughout the day. Second issues with the mouse is that it looses its mind at least three of the five working days. It jumps from one portion of the screen to the other, 'double clicks' when I only click once so every email I click on opens up or pages/items move when I don't want them to, etc. Overall, bad mouse.The keyboard does not fair better. The keys do stick. Badly. Again, this started happening early into the purchase, probably a month. It's annoying as well especially when its the function keys or Enter, then all kinds of background tasks are trying to open and I can't do anything except for turn the keyboard off and rake the keys trying to unstick the one that's stuck.With the issues between the two devices this combo is definitely a distraction and not in a good way.

The dimension of the keyboard was smaller than expected. Nonetheless, it's working perfectly. It's the first time using a wireless keyboard and I have no problems with it so far. The keyboard is nice and quiet and I have no problems with it at all. I just wish I knew how to use the print screen function remotely when teleworking. I thought using the FN key would've assist with that, but it does not. Overall, I'm satisfied with it. The mouse works well also and the size fits comfortably in my hand.