Logitech MK235 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo for Windows, 2.4 GHz Wireless Unifying USB Receiver, 15 FN Keys, Long Battery Life, Compatible with PC, Laptop

Purchased this to use my laptop on my TV and leave the laptop on my desk. Quality keyboard especially for the pricing. It's not an extended-wide version keyboard, so if you have big hands it might feel a little cramped, the arrow keys and num pad are all close together next to the QWERTY keyboard. Comes with a non universal receiver, so you have to use the USB receiver that comes with it, and the keyboard can't be paired to other receivers like on the Universal Receiver Logitech line. Range seems to be really good, using it 10 feet away - it has no issues or missed keystrokes. Recommended!

I've had this Keyboard & Mouse since 10/24 & no problems at all.

I would recommend having your own batteries, the ones that come with didn't power the keyboard for mine. A couple of Duracells fixed that. The packaging made it impossible to lose the receiver dongle while unpacking which I thought was convenient. Just insert batteries and plug in the dongle and you are good to go - it couldn't be simpler. The unit is lightweight, looks good and has a good touch. I was amazed at the quality and performance for an item that is this inexpensive. The mouse is as good as the keyboard. I like the fact that it can be turned off to save battery, although that is something I tend to forget. It's very responsive and feels good in the hand. It lacks niceties like lights to show you if caps lock is on and audible feedback for key press. I haven't actually tested each and every key to make sure they all work, but I haven't had a failure yet so I assume they do. If the batteries last as long as they say it could hardly be better.

Unit has a excellent feel and the fit and finish are excellent. I bought it to use on my LG Oled TV and the TV would recognize the mouse but not the keyboard. I tested the keyboard on a computer and it works fine. That's unfortunate because I had liked the feel of the product so I am giving it 5 stars even though I returned it. I almost kept it just to have as a spare.

I love this brand it is too good in keyboards and other technology used it for years and this product if I love it with my high expectations I recommend it

I set this up in our family room computer and it’s been dependable for everyday use. The keyboard feels solid and has held up even after my kids spilled a little juice nearby — the spill-resistant design really helps. The mouse is lightweight and works fine for casual browsing, though it’s not the most precise for gaming. Battery life has been excellent, and I haven’t had to swap them out yet. It’s not as fancy as higher-end sets, but for the cost it’s a great deal and perfect for a household setup.

I’ve always been a big fan of Logitech products — I’ve lost count of how many Logitech mice, keyboards, webcams, and accessories I’ve owned over the years. This purchase was meant to simplify things by replacing two different wireless keyboard/mouse sets with one combo that uses a single USB receiver. Technically, it works perfectly — plug and play, no issues at all. However, the usability and feel are noticeably different from what I’m used to. The keyboard has flat, low-profile keys instead of the tall keys I’ve always preferred. While it’s compact and quiet, it’s not great for fast typing — the flat keys make it easier to hit the wrong key, and I’ve noticed more typos compared to my old full-size keyboard. The mouse (M170) is very basic — just the standard two buttons and a scroll wheel. My previous mouse had extra buttons and more functionality, and I didn’t realize how much I relied on those features until I switched to this one. That said, the overall build quality is solid, and for the price, it’s a great value. It’s light, compact, and ideal for travel or use with a laptop on the go. But as a replacement for a full-featured desktop setup, it feels like a step down in comfort and performance. Bottom line: Excellent Logitech quality and reliability — just not the right fit for heavy desktop use. Perfect for travel or as a backup set.

I've had this for a couple days. It's cheap - it feels cheap, but guess what? It WAS cheap. I elected to not pay a lot, and got what I paid for. It works. I will probably find something soon that feels more ergonomic, and doesn't clack (noisy) al lot when I type. It feels clunky, but works. - update: I'm getting used to the keyboard a bit more after two weeks. It still feels on the cheap side, but used to it. I really can't seem to get used to the mouse. It is just a basic mouse that feels ... cheap.