Logitech MK470 Slim Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo - Modern Compact Layout, Ultra Quiet, 2.4 GHz USB Receiver, Plug n' Play Connectivity, Compatible with Windows - Off White

This Logitech combo is exactly what I needed sleek, modern, and super space‑saving. The keyboard layout is compact yet comfortable, and the keys are ultra‑quiet, which makes typing a pleasant experience. The mouse is smooth, responsive, and matches perfectly in design. Setup was effortless with the USB receiver just plug and play. It feels sturdy, looks stylish, and is ideal for both work and home use. Truly the best compact, quick, and cute set I’ve come across!

I can’t say anything bad about this keyboard. It’s so quiet and the mouse is too. The value is great! Battery life is amazing! Types with ease and has not stuck. I just with the CAPS LOCK has a light

I've bought about 3 of these Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse combos. These items work great with any PC and laptops. I've used them with both and have had zero issues. I've had to change the batteries about once a year or longer, are extremely durable, and are a great value for what it cost me. I even bought a cover for the keyboard to protect it from spills and dust. The keyboard uses 2 AAA batteries that are included with the purchase, and 1 AA for the mouse. If you're in the market for a lightweight wireless keyboard and mouse of great quality, then the Logitech MK470 Slim is a great option. Highly recommend! 5 stars all the way!!!

Really nice keyboard, mouse leaves a little to be desired. The keyboard is a nice compact keyboard that is about 14-7/8" wide, the same width as my HP Probook G1 I use it with. Good weight, good feel. Runs on two AA batteries, included. Both the keyboard and the mouse pair with the PC using the same little USB dongle. I wish the mouse was a better shape and feel, however. Logitech (Logi) has some nice computer mice, but this one just doesn't fit my hand very well compared to my Microsoft wireless mice and my regular Logitech mouse. But, nonetheless, it's an overall good value.

I’ve been experimenting with different keyboards and mice over the last few years in my home office, and the Logitech MK470 Slim Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo has easily become one of my favorites. Both the keyboard and mouse are noticeably quieter than others I’ve used, which makes a big difference during long workdays. The typing feels smooth and comfortable, and the mouse clicks are soft without feeling mushy. I also love the slim, modern design—it fits perfectly with the minimalist vibe I’m going for on my desk and keeps everything looking clean and uncluttered. Overall, this is a well-designed, reliable, and great-looking combo. Highly recommend for anyone wanting a quiet, stylish setup for their home office.

SO FAR it's a five-star. just plugged in, no issues with connectivity or anything whatsoever. i am typing on the keyboard right now, navigated with the mouse. love them both--especially how quiet they are. i'm not into the clicky-clicky. a few things: this is probably just me being DENSE but when i first opened the box, i thought that the keyboard was missing the USB connector. it was not; they operate together, with one. which comes separately inside the box, next to the mouse (as seen i others' photos, i think). soooo don't do what i did and have a near-nervous breakdown over a $40 mouse and keyboard set lol. secondly--again, this is my own issue lol and will resolve itself in short time--i come from using my boyfriend hand-me-down Superlight mouse/charging mousepad dealie and the mouse weighs more than i expected. i don't game AT ALL so this is actually quite fine with me, but i was definitely surprised. the new mouse (this one) is not HEAVY...it's just not super-light :) but it's beautifully simplistic, a gorgeous little shape and size (i have teensy hands), and funnily enough, i think i might have to turn my pointer speed down by one or two with this mouse. there's just MORE TO IT. which again, is great to me. i work from home, i don't play games. third, the delete/home/end/page up/down buttons will take some getting used to, but again, this is something that is a personal issue seeing as i didn't may much attention to them--i was more concerned that i had a number pad. i can see that it's saving space, which is nice because i prefer to use a bit smaller desk (48") and keep it pretty tidy. not really a few things, just one, i guess. i wouldn't consider the weight thing a negative, just something to keep in mind. the one-USB thing definitely surprised me, though i'm sure some of you reading this may EXPECT that it only comes with one USB...when i started nearly crying about the whole thing, my boyfriend said, "It probably only uses one--it's a set." he's the expert lol i hope i end up loving it as much as i think i will. the typing is so smooth and quiet, without much effort to push down on the keys like my former logitech wireless keyboard (again, it wasn't a PAIN or anything, but i actually ended up swapping back to my company-provided Dell keyboard over the wireless one). and it's super cute. editing to add: PLUG THIS INTO THE ... NOT THE FANCY USB PLUG (BLUE), the basic one. if that makes sense? mouse will stop 'jumping' :)

I was hesitant to purchase but I do like the Logitech keyboards. Even if this doesn't have backlight it's easy to see and in dim lighting. I like the feel of the keys and the spacing of them is great. I type very well with this keyboard....and it's quiet. Arrow keys are small as well as the entire top row but you can see that in the picture. It doesn't bother me. It is just missing keys to turn the brightness on the computer screen up or down. The mouse was also surprisingly nice to use and doesn't feel awkward and I have large hands. The keyboard combo with mouse is a win. I would purchase again.

I purchased this combo in June 2023 because reviews claimed it was iOS compatible. I noticed an occasional lag in connectivity, but it seemed negligible and was ultimately outweighed by the combo’s budget- and travel-friendliness. About 2.5 years later, the middle click stopped working. I’m not sure exactly when it failed—I only realized after moving to a new desk setup and troubleshooting an ergonomic issue. I’d unconsciously started using my laptop’s trackpad whenever I needed the mouse’s middle-click functionality. Repeatedly reaching between my keyboard on an under-desk tray and the laptop on a stand has led to pain in my hand, wrist, and shoulder. In short: acceptable as a cheap, occasional, cross-platform setup—but not something I’d recommend for daily use or long sessions.