Logitech MK295 Silent Wireless Mouse & Keyboard Combo with SilentTouch Technology, Full Numpad, Advanced Optical Tracking, Lag-Free Wireless, 90% Less Noise - Black

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Bought it for around 1300/- on Freedom day sale. Keyboard is good (it's wireless version of K120), and I'm using only keyboard since I already have MX Master 3S mouse for home use and Master 2S for office use. I only needed the keyboard but have to order to combo since the keyboard is not sold separately. My humble request to Logitech to please see K270 separately so that people don't need to settle for inferior mouse with good quality keyboard.One minor hiccup I faced with the setup was that the battery supplied with the keyboard was DoA, so gave me a minor scare that keyboard is not working (and another dreaded call with Amazon customer care for replacement). I used a fresh battery set and the keyboard was working fine.

5 year before I have purchased this combo during lockdown.After 5 year, 3 keys not working suddenly. I purchased again same combo as this combo is very comfortable to use.

Excellent product

The wireless keyboard is very disappointing. Typing is extremely slow and unresponsive, making it frustrating to use. The mouse, however, works fine and has no issues. Overall, the set does not meet expectations because of the poor keyboard performance.

Not satisfied with the size of the mouse, its too small in size and light isn't working, a little bigger one could have been pretty useful, the keyboard is awesome in looks and working good as well. By any chance if anyone could do betterment please increase the size of the mouse. Am not returning by now as I have an immediate need.

This keyboard and mouse set offers excellent value for daily use, provided you're okay with a USB dongle (not Bluetooth). Connection is stable and works seamlessly without affecting performance. Not for professional gaming but if you play like noob, it will not affect much.The mouse is lightweight and fits comfortably in most hands. The keyboard includes responsive multimedia keys—great for those who stream or multitask.Keep in mind, the combo uses a single dongle to connect both devices, so you can't use the mouse and keyboard on separate systems. Also, if you plan to upgrade one of the two, you won't be able to reuse or gift the other independently since they rely on the same dongle.

EDIT: This doesn't change my review (actually, it probably makes it lean even heavier towards the 4 star than 3 star rating) but I actually sat on the keyboard while it was on my chair (I'm an absolute unit of a dude weighing 120kg) and the keyboard wasn't affected at all. I'm genuinely surprised.First of all, I'd give this a 3.5/5 instead of the 4 but I rounded it up instead of down because there's more to like than dislike.Product was delivered promptly but the packaging was in rough shape. When I unpacked it, the keyboard had three missing keys (iirc it was left Alt, Z and the Windows keys). I turned over the box and dumped everything and voila! The missing keys fell out. Not off to a great start but I slapped those keys on (which was very straightforward meaning that replacing keycaps in the future will be relatively easy) and plugged in the receiver to my laptop. No setup or 3rd party software necessary, it just started working instantly. Pretty seamless.I only use the keyboard when I connect my laptop to my TV and I'm sitting at a distance, I use my laptop's keyboard otherwise. I absolutely love the keyboard. I was expecting it to feel wonky and cheap but it actually feels decent. It's not super premium but it's much better than what I was expecting for the price. It has flip stands on the back to raise it and an on/off switch if you want to conserve battery. The keys themselves are full sized, and as someone with larger hands, I really appreciate it. The curve around the space bar looks cool but I don't think it adds anything ergonomically. The typing experience is nice, the keys have enough feedback to them (not mechanical levels obviously, but still satisfying enough). The Caps Lock key has a little raised bit to it so you can feel it without looking at it and don't accidentally hit it while typing, neat little addition. The shortcut/media keys on top all work fine with Windows 11. There's not much else to say about the keyboard. It should be more than sufficient for everyday office/browsing/school tasks and will be good and comfy for people who type a lot. Do not buy this expecting a gaming level keyboard with antighosting, etc or buy it expecting to have the durability of a true mechanical keyboard. I was initially going to mark it down for not having any backlight at all but given the budget, that's understandable and acceptable. Overall, I very much like the keyboard and find it to be above par for what you pay.The mouse, on the other hand (no pun intended), is mediocre at best. The build quality is not good; it does not feel good when you use either of the click buttons, you can feel the inner mechanisms groaning, like it's gonna fall apart at any time. The mouse also starts lagging randomly. The lag only lasts a couple of seconds but it occurs enough to be an annoyance. Also, it just doesn't feel good in your palm. I have an Amazon Basics mouse that I purchased while I was in the US for $7 (~520rs) and that thing feels so much sturdier and better built than this. It also has no lagging issues and the clicks feel smooth even after a few years of use.As an overall package, I would say it's decent for the price. There are lots of other sets in this price range and I picked this literally because of the Logitech branding since I own a few other Logitech products and enjoy them a lot. The keyboard is doing all the heavy lifting here and carrying it's mouse friend. I hope they improve the mouse going forward because then, this would be the best combo in this range. As it stands right now, it's fairly indistinguishable from its competitors.Recommended for - people looking for an affordable wireless set for everyday computer work and people who type a lot.Not recommended for - gaming or any form of power users. It might work for single player games like city builders, grand strategy, RTSes, etc but I would not recommend it for any form of shooters, especially online. The mouse simply isn't up to task.