OMOTON Wired Keyboard and Mouse Compatible with Mac, Keyboard with Dual Interface (Type-C and USB A), Mouse with USB A Interface for MacBook Pro/Air, iMac, Mac mini/Pro, White

The keyboard works great with our refurbished older iMac and I love the feel of it. I can type fast again! And I simply love the mouse. Works great and so easy to use. I like it so much more than the horrible “Magic mouse” that the iMac originally came with. No worries about Bluetooth connectivity and also no batteries to worry about with either item. Great products for an oh-so-reasonable price. So happy with this purchase!

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So my newer iMacs have all come with that “chiclet” style keyboard; if you own a Mac you know what I’m talking about. Well, some of my older iMacs are still running just fine, but the problem I have is that they have that horrendous Apple mechanical keyboard. Those old mechanical keys just felt like they wanted to fight your every key press, so touch typing and any sort of quick typing was out of the question. It boggles the mind how bad Apple’s keyboards were for years. And to be honest, I didn’t like the chiclet style keyboard at first either, but I have grown to accept them, and they are still way better than the old mechanical keyboard I am replacing, I'll tell you what. I took a photo of the old one next to the OMOTON wired keyboard. Sure, there’s no numeric keypad, but I rarely used that anyway, and so that extended keyboard basically took up more desk space. The keyboard was recognized by the Mac right away, although since it’s not an Apple brand keyboard, you do have to go into the System Settings, choose Keyboard, and then follow the instructions by pressing the key adjacent to the two Shift keys before you’re all set and ready to use it. They keyboard cable has a single cable with a male USB type-C connector with a built-in adapter that allows you to plug it into a USB type-A port (that’s what my older iMac has). The keyboard as two convenient female ports on the back, a USB type-C as well as a USB type-A, so you can plug a mouse into it rather than to another port on the back of your computer. And speaking of the mouse, the wired mouse should have no trouble whatsoever plugging directly into the back of the computer and then routing it up to where your keyboard and mouse pad are, considering the mouse cable is an incredible 5 feet! In fact, the mouse cable is so long that if you were to plug it into the keyboard itself, you really have way too much cable getting in the way on your desk. So while some will appreciate the length of the mouse cord, others will probably hate it. The mouse is two-button, with a roller wheel in the center allowing you to scroll pages vertically. I just wish it had a roller ball instead so that you could scroll both vertically and horizontally. Oh, and there's a little button on the mouse that I believe is for "dpi" but whether clicking on it made the optical resolution better, I couldn't really tell.To me, the OMOTON keyboard felt just as good as another one of my Apple chiclet style keyboards and I'm happy I got it.

Typing away with this OMOTON Wired Keyboard and Mouse felt, strangely, like slipping into comfortable running shoes—not flashy, but just… right. Something is reassuring about knowing a product will plug in and just work, no fiddling with settings, no connection hiccups, no nonsense.First, the dual interface (USB and Type-C) makes it so versatile. I’ve switched between my MacBook Air and my old iMac without a second thought. There is no need for adapters, no dealing with Bluetooth pairing struggles—just a reliable wired connection that eliminates all lag.The keyboard itself? It’s got a satisfying click with enough travel for a tactile response, but not too much to feel clunky. The layout feels intuitive, especially for a Mac user who doesn't want to waste time adjusting to weird key placements. And that mouse—smooth, accurate, no frills but no frustration either.If you’re the kind of person who prefers simplicity over flashy features and appreciates a product that does its job without trying to reinvent the wheel, this keyboard-mouse combo is a solid choice. It’s like having a dependable friend—you might not think about it often, but when you do, you’re glad it’s there.

Love this keyboard for my MacBook Air! The mouse seems okay but I don't use it because I have a wireless mouse I use. The keyboard really feels like the MacBook Air keyboard which I really like. the keyboard is wired. It also has a USB or USB-C input so you can also put it into your phone and use the keyboard for your phone or iPad.

The keyboard is super light and portable, which is exactly what I wanted, but the typing feel is just okay—kind of “mid.” The keys are tactile but don’t expect a typewriter-style build. The mouse works fine and tracks well, but it didn’t come with a USB-C adapter (only the keyboard did), and the shallow profile isn’t great for larger hands. Overall it’s a decent combo for the price if portability is your main concern.