cimetech EasyTyping KF10 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, [Silent Scissor Switch Keys][Labor-Saving Keys]Ultra Slim Wireless Computer Keyboard and Mouse, Easy Setup for PC/Laptop/Mac/Windows - Grey

slim and compact and works perfect for when i have to go to the office. It fits perfectly in my bag with the mouse, laptop and my extra screen. The mouse could be a little better quality cause the wheel is not as smooth as i like but other wise this was a great buy.. ***UPDATE .. still loved the slim design but it died ..out of know where just stopped working had it for about a year and it just stopped working

Love this set. I have another one that has worked perfectly for a couple of years. Ordered another one for my work office and the mouse doesn’t work well. It’s hard to control the cursor. Did an easy exchange and a new one was sent that worked perfectly. Easy exchange process. Thank you!

I bought this set to upgrade my home office setup, and I’m really happy with the purchase. Both the keyboard and mouse were easy to connect—just plug in the USB receiver and they’re ready to go. No lag, no hassle. ✅ What I love: Keyboard: Low-profile keys that are quiet and comfortable to type on. Great for long typing sessions without the noise. Mouse: Lightweight and glides smoothly. The click is soft, and it fits nicely in my hand. Design: Sleek and compact, perfect for a small desk or minimalist workspace. Battery life: Still going strong weeks later with daily use. ❌ What could be better: No indicator lights for caps lock or battery. Mouse is a bit small if you have larger hands. Keyboard doesn’t have backlighting (not a dealbreaker, just a note). Overall, this is a fantastic combo for remote work, school, or everyday use. Great value for the price and looks sharp on my desk!

I have four keyboards on four different systems. Two are backlit ones from a different brand and two are this brand. I bought two of the grey ones. So that's what my review here is about. I just recently replaced both of these with the other brand backlit keyboards - because I realized that I liked to have backlit keys better and for another reason described further below. Nothing really wrong with this brand keyboard (the grey one), I mean It's a keyboard and it worked for me in terms of functionality. Connectivity was good and worked as soon as I plugged in the little usb, which was expected. I didn't get any keyboard lag, when I press buttons on the keyboard, I get what I want. I did see some negative reviews, and I didn't have any issues with it in terms of functionality. I push keys and it worked. Not really sure what people are expecting out of a low priced keyboard - its cheap enough that if it stopped working, it wasn't a big deal to ask for a replacement or to just simply buy a new one. People want 5 star service but want to pay 1 star prices.... Crazy. The keys and mouse click are silent... The keyboard feels solid, and actually doesn't feel cheap. Defiantly a little smaller than your typical keyboard (I think), so it takes some getting used to when typing on it - I missed pressed a few keys when I typed. This is a great minimalist keyboard and takes up a small space. Just remember its not backlit though -- so when its dark the keys don't light up... When I purchased it, I thought I wasn't going to care about that feature but later realized that I actually do. Also when you push the numlock key, it only stays on for a few seconds. Maybe max for 1 minuet on a really good day, but it won't stay on forever. I do not like that. I think its a dumb feature to have it automatically turn off. I don't like when keyboards do that and not all keyboards do that. I have a blacklit one I'm typing on right now from another brand that I've replaced from the two keyboards of this product and when I turn on numlock on that different brands backlit, the numlock does not turn off unless I turn it off and it's been on like that for several days since I've turned it on. For this keyboard, if I'm pushing numlock, I need it on and to stay on until I tell it to turn off. If you're never really going to use the number pad on the right of the keyboard or you only ever need it for that few seconds or a once in awhile thing, and you dont need the keys on the keyboard to light up...As long as you're good with that then this keyboard should work just fine for you like any other keyboard would have. I gave it four stars, respectively, for that simple fact. If i didn't care for either of those features, I'd still be using both the keyboards.

Super cute and great product!

I have had this keyboard and mouse close to a year. Keyboard is very comfortable and silent. Mouse is also very comfortable, however in my experience the mouse has given me the big issue that it constantly needs new batteries. My keyboard has never needed a battery switch since I got it but the mouse, I have had to change the battery about 30 times, this is not an exaggeration. I am going through office batteries like crazy and constantly need to switch it out. I am not sure if they are all like that, or mine was just faulty but that has been my experience. I am not happy about it but other than that, they work great.

I bought this keyboard and mouse for 3 specific reasons. 1. I needed a keyboard ton light up when CAPS LOCK was on. 2. Lavender/ lilac/ purple is my favorite color 3. I was tired of my life flashing before my eyes because of the countless times I continued tripping over the mouse wire. For the most part I love this combo set because it does exactly what I needed it to. I was shocked by how quiet and comfortable the mouse is in my hand. I am a very small woman for reference I'm 5'2 and 130 pounds. The install was even easier. I stared at the back of the keyboard for a solid 10 min wondering if it needed to be turned on like the mouse. The answer is no. Just put batteries in it. The 2 negatives are both on the keyboard. 1. The backspace button is smaller than I'm use to and therefore I constantly hit the delete button that's next to it. I suppose I'll get use to it but dang it if it isn't annoying right now. 2. I don't like that the hyphen (‐) button isn't in the normal spot at the very top right corner above the numbers. (You'll see in the close up picture). It's actually a left arrow button that acts as another delete button. This is even more aggravating to me because I use the hyphen button all day long when typing dates and phone numbers and all day long I'm just deleting my work not knowing because I'm typing so fast. Overall I'm still happy with it for now. I've had it about a week now and it's held a charge really well. It also brought some color and joy into the office, and that makes me happy. I always turn the mouse off whenever I leave for the day but if i forget it does go into sleep mode which helps save the battery.

My keyboard was delivered today. My daughter has had hers for 2 wks. We LOVE the size of it, thin, quiet just perfect for 2 students that are remote and 2 parents working from home at the same time. Perfect for a small desk as well. One of the thing we love the most is the mouse. It is sooooo quiet. I of course will need to get used to size of the keyboard. The reason I rated this a 3 initially is because of the sound setting. We cannot figure out how to use the sound button on this keyboard. There are no directions on the pamphlet, and I looked it up online but can't figure it out. The sound keys just do not work (both keyboards). We have to use the laptop keys for the sound which is very uncomfortable (my laptop is almost 2 feet away from my keyboard). That is the one important point that I do not like but at this point I will work with that for a few days and see if I decide to return it or not. We love everything else. ****** UPDATE ***** We kept them, love them. Mine just died. 26 months of 6 hours a day. Changed the batteries 3 or 4x. Had to get used to the size but eventually more than LOVED it. Mouse is perfect and quiet. The only negative was & is still the sound key. Since my daughter didn't use hers has much (went back to in person school), once mine died 2 wks ago she gave me hers. (I had the silver, she had the burgundy). Same issue with the sound key which she had told me. I love the size, how quiet the mouse is, but not being able to control the sound via the key is a huge negative. Controlling the mouse more accurately is more important for my work, so I'll put up with it but I now need a back up. Hoping the next one has the sound key working as it should or else I'll have to send it back.