TECKNET Mini Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Set, 2.4G Cordless USB Keyboard and Silent Mouse Comb with Nano USB Receiver, 12 Multimedia Shortcuts for Computer, PC, Laptop, Desktop, Android Smart TV

The TECKNET Mini Wireless Keyboard and Mouse combo has been a great addition to my setup. Both the keyboard and mouse are compact and lightweight, making them ideal for small desks, living room PCs, or even laptops on the go. The keyboard keys feel responsive and comfortable to type on, and the mouse works smoothly with good tracking for everyday tasks. Setup was effortless — plug in the USB receiver and you’re ready to go, no fuss or software needed. Battery life seems really good so far, and the wireless connection is stable with no noticeable lag, which is impressive for the price. Whether I’m typing emails, browsing the web, or navigating between apps, everything works reliably. Overall, it’s a solid mini keyboard and mouse combo that does exactly what it should without any unnecessary bells and whistles. Great value for money!

Exactly the product I was looking for. Perfect size for travel, small enough to be compact and fit into travel bags or cases, large enough to not have any inconvenience to typing and gaming. The mouse is has a nice smooth feel and clicks nicely with a couple of DPI settings via a button on the top. The wireless receiver packs away nicely into a small compartment inside the bottom of the mouse. The Keyboard clicks are very satisfying, I wasn't expecting much but it was a nice surprise and is very easy to type on. The only downside is the smaller enter button sometimes catches me off guard but that's no major issue. I often use mine along with my ROG Ally when I want to use it as a small PC or for gaming that requires mouse and keyboard and it works perfectly, both parts even fit inside my JSAUX case for the ROG which I also wasn't expecting. Great value for money here considering the price, 5 stars from me.

Easy to set up plug and play. Just install 4 x aaa batteries in the keyboard and mouse (2 each). The mouse and keyboard have power isolation switches on them so can be switched off if not required to stop battery drain. Keyboard is light and responsive. Will have to see how durable the keyboard / mouse are over time. Build quality is good on both items. Reasonable price for both items. keyboard is 28.5cm long x 12cm wide. Easy to store out of the way if required. Would recommend these two products.

I actually bought this on a whim a while ago but only just got around to using it when my convertable laptop keyboard started playing up, so flipped the laptop into tent mode and used this set instead. For the budget price it certainly gets the job done without hiccups. Just put the batteries in , plug in the USB receiver and you're good to go. No connection issues. The keyboard does feel a bit cheap and light but the typing actually feels quite good, the keys have a lot of play which I like. I'd say better than the laptop keyboard itself. The minor negatives are the useful media/volume keys being behind the funtion key, with the very curious decision to put the volume up function key BEFORE volume down, which does catch you out. There's no programmable features to customise the keys but for the price point not a surprise. The mouse is a little bit larger and more comfortable than many other mini mouses, its lower profile and gentler hump feels better in the hand. The scroll is good with a button to adjust dpi and the clicks are smooth. I do like the mouse. I'll probably look to upgrade (for more programmable features) but for now this will serve me well

Easy to connect to computer. Personally I like the default black color - other colors may carry an additional cost compared to the default color. The # and @ keys may not necessarily be located where they visually appear (so you might have to test which keys do what when used in conjunction with the Shift key) but - importantly - this does not detract from the ease and effectiveness of the keyboard. This anomaly might be addressed by changing the Region setting in the Control panel. [do a search on the internet to see if there is a possible solution] You can also check out the built-in on-screen keyboard (use the keyboard shortcut Windows key, Ctrl and O (note this is the letter O, not the number 0) to determine what the individual key layout is of the keyboard. The mouse also feels good in the hand.