Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo - Full Size Slim Thin Wireless Keyboard Mouse with Numeric Keypad 2.4G Stable Connection Adjustable DPI (White & Silver)

This is the keyboard and mouse that should have come with my Dell All-in-One desktop, not the cheap plastic one. The white and silver finish on this one matches the desktop perfectly. Connection is easy and strong through the USB antenna. It looks far more expensive too. Very pleased with this purchase!

Literally died after a month. Changed the batteries and it would just lag or randomly type extra letters or numbers. Seems the keys or something is lagging. Sucks it’s a nice keyboard! ***UPDATED REVIEW 03/01/2026*** Reached out to the vendor and they replaced it instantly! They were super quick with responding and resolving this issue for me so for that I’ll give it 5 stars. I’ll be getting a new one soon. Fingers crossed this one lasts longer! If not, at least the vendor is great with their customer service.

This white and silver keyboard/mouse combo is for anyone who loves clean design and smooth performance. The setup was instant, the keys are quiet, and the mouse glides effortlessly. I use it daily for admin tasks and creative work. The sleep mode helps save battery, and the full-size layout keeps everything efficient. The mouse is a bit small, but overall, it’s a beautiful and functional upgrade to my remote setup.

Update: Although the original keyboard didn't last long, I am very happy with the customer service provided. They reached out after my initial review and sent me a replacement keyboard/mouse. I offered to show them a video of the non-working keyboard and they had already sent the replacement without it. Thank you so much! I really loved the look, feel and functionality of this product. However, I purchased it on August 2nd and the keyboard completely stopped working September 23rd. It will no longer connect to the USB/computer, despite me following all user manual and website troubleshooting steps. It's really frustrating that I had the product for less than two months before it gave out. I had a friend in IT try to help as well, to no avail. I have reached out to the company in hopes they will either help fix the one I have or replace it.

Why do I hate this keyboard? Let me count the ways... Well, there are only 2, and both sort of about the same thing, but nevertheless they really do add up to a very low opinion. The main one, and this could apply to virtually every keyboard out there, but I truly hate the 'function lock' feature on keyboards. There should be a way to set the function lock one way, and require a password or 2 factor auth to change it. I've never in my 40 years of keyboarding ever had a need for the function lock. I want function keys to perform one way and one way only, and for the life of me can't think of any need for them doing something else. To me this is like the keyboard speaking english in one mode and spanish in another. No, please don't be bilingual. Ugh! What makes the function lock on this keyboard the worst ever though is that it seems to constantly be toggled between function lock and not, and I never know which state it's in. I don't know if this is because I'm actually accidentally hitting the function lock or if it just toggles on its own. If it's me then I'm still blaming the keyboard because there must be something wrong with the layout as I've never had this much of a problem with other keyboards/have successfully taught my fingers to steer clear. The other thing wrong with this keyboard is there's actually a function toggle key, that works like a shift key such that if the function lock is on, you can use the toggle key to get it to speak english. Dumb. If there was no function lock there'd be no need for this key. I've never had a keyboard with this additional key on it and I just don't like it! The extra key essentially moves the Windows key out of alignment and now when I want the Alt key, half the time I end up hitting the Windows key, which does not equate. All I can say is if you hate function locking as much as I do stay away from this baby.

I liked the first that I use at home so much that I ordered a second one to use at work. It looks amazing. It appears to be much more expensive than it's price. It is so easy to set up. Just plug the dongle into the computer, turn the keyboard on and you are good to go. The keys have a beautiful, soft feel to them and they are whisper quiet. It also comes with a soft clear cover that you can put on the keys to protect them. A very nice touch. The mouse is also very nice. It is a bit flat, but comfortable in the hand, a very smooth feel to it and it looks great. I highly recommend this keyboard.

Since having to telework permanently, I now have two sets of computers in my home office. My personal and work systems are separate because I am not allowed to use my home computer for work purposes, and vice-versa. Had to set up my work system on another part of my desk. This mouse and keyboard are very compact and gave me a lot of my desk space back. But they are still large enough to be very functional and easy to use. Not a tiny little tablet keyboard - just a very compact normal KB layout. The rubber feet on the bottom of the keyboard really grip the desk, which is a very big deal for me. Keeps the keyboard from sliding all around the place. The keyboard and mouse buttons are very smooth, quiet, and responsive. I have to use two monitors for my work and the mouse cursor is very responsive and accurate across both. Better than my other mouse. This keyboard comes with an ultra-thin key protector. Another big deal for me because I am a clean-freak. It is very thin, grips the keyboard very well, and still allows the keys to be as responsive as if nothing were covering them at all. But the dust will stay out and this will be very easy to clean. Excellent buy. Highly recommended. This Cyber-Defense Analyst gives it two thumbs up! Addendum: I have been using this set on my work computer for a few weeks now. When my keyboard and mouse started to flake out on my home computer, I bought this exact same set again to replace those. Again: Great setup. Don't ignore the description of the built-in sleep mode, though. You need to click a mouse button or a keyboard key to wake the system up. I recommend either the space bar or the mouse wheel (it's also a button). I really like this feature - it saves batteries. The keyboard cover I mentioned before is an excellent feature. It made me discover how much dust and stuff land on my keyboard. Just take off the cover and rinse it off or wipe it down. Saves the keyboard and the pain of cleaning a keyboard.

I have been using this keyboard for about a month now. I really like it. It is not completely silent but it is far quieter than most keyboards and mouse combos out there. I work from home so this is for home office use and gets 40+ hours of use a week. I do not use this at all for gaming so my review is not based on that. For me the pro's are: Slim profile - not only is the keyboard fairly flat to the desk which is a great feature, it means the keys aren't that far off the keyboard. Even without the cover, this feature doesn't leave a lot of gapping for dust or crumbs to get underneath your keys. An added benefit for me on this is that my cat who loves to walk all over my desk as I am working, decided to use my last "traditional" style keyboard as a scratch pad. He was able to get his little nails under the keys and pop a bunch off. Not happening on this baby - he already tried it to no avail. Protective cover - while some said this feature took a little getting used to I found it great right off the bat. I am not a hunt and peck typist. I can type pretty quickly without looking at the keyboard. I find this cover actually speeds up my time a bit I think. My fingers do not seem to accidently hit multiple keys or lose placement. I honestly think the cover is the best part. It protects my keyboard and keys and for me there is no reason to take it off. It also is added guard against a destructive cat who has already decided there is no fun to be had with this rubbery new version of his former toy. Quiet - the mouse especially is quiet. Clicks and scrolls, while not silent are probably quiet enough that they shouldn't be heard by someone other than the user, even on conference calls. The keyboard is not 100% silent, but again, quieter than the majority of keyboards out there. Not a lot of annoying clicking going on if you are on a call taking notes and speaking simultaneously. If silence is your main priority, this one isn't going to take first place, but it is a step up from your average keyboards for sure. Thus far, don't really have a con for either the keyboard or the mouse. It fits my purpose. I love the slim design, love the keyboard cover and the fact that it is wireless means it can be stored, it can be used on a desk or a keyboard tray, and there are no issues with connections to your computer.

Good product

Good

Really functional :)

As I shared to the seller, in the 40 years I've used computers I've never had a mouse wired or wireless die. Not pleased that an exchange was not offered. Feels great to waste $80 just like that. I've since found a replacement for half the cost and love it!! Wireless Keyboard and Mouse by MOOJAY. Yay!