seenda Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse for Mac, SKM64-2 Multi-Device Rechargeable Slim Wireless Keyboard Mouse Stainless Steel Full Size, Compatible with MacBook Pro/Air, iPad, Mac - White SilverClimatePartner certified

What a value! I'm using it to type this review!I didn't even realize it came with a mouse when I bought it. It would've been a great deal even without the mouse, but I actually like the mouse as well. Extremely lightweight and low profile. it would be a great travel setup for those who don't like using built-in keyboards and trackpads for long periods of time.Seems to really hold a charge well.No connectivity issues at all with my new Mac Mini M4 Bluetooth, which is why I got it. Recognized it immediately and paired right away. Same with the mouse.It also has an added feature of a silicone covering you can put over the keys (optional) for those who maybe are afraid of spills, or maybe have to use their computer when their hands are messy (like a mechanic or if you are in the middle of cooking).Just a great value all around. The color matches the Mac Mini (or any computer with that silver/gunmetal look) perfectly.The number keypad is also a great feature. I honestly can't see why anybody would pay the crazy amount they want for Mac's "magic keyboard." I think they just magically get more money out of you. This works great and the size is a little more compact as well.

I’ve tried many wireless keyboards for both my work setup and home office, and this one is by far the best—especially if you use Apple products like I do. At home, I’ve created a desktop-style workspace with my MacBook and monitor, and this keyboard and mouse combo fits in perfectly.The fact that both are rechargeable is a huge plus. I’ve been using them for over two days on the initial charge, and they’re still going strong. As a full-time employee and student, I simply don’t have time to deal with dead batteries.What really won me over is the low-profile design and quiet typing—it’s incredibly comfortable and almost addictive to use. That matters when you’re typing all day at work and again at home. I’m already planning to replace my work keyboard and mouse with this exact set.The price point is also fantastic, especially considering the quality. My teenager uses the home office as well, and he’ll be able to easily turn his laptop into a desktop-style setup using this keyboard and mouse. They feel solid, well-made, and durable.Setup was a breeze—Bluetooth connection was instant, and the whole set is lightweight, making it a great option for travel too. So far, I’m seriously impressed.

When I bought this keyboard+mouse combo, apparently I was sold on the 1-2-3 selectable Bluetooth connections (and the other features and the price), to the extent that I didn't realize I was buying a Mac- configuration keyboard. I'm sure most of us Mac users have had to use a Windows keyboard at some time, and we learn which key to use for whatever. But here it's a little different. Windows has some specific keys like the Print Screen (i.e. screen capture) key that are missing here. I tried to find some key combination that would give me the screen capture function, and couldn't find it. But... voila! I finally realized that there may be third-party software that give that capability, and indeed there is. Several, in fact. For those who might be in the same boat, I found one called Greenshot which I downloaded first. It works great and is easy to use, but it lacks screen *recording* capabilities (i.e. a video capture of what's going on on your screen, as opposed to a static picture). So I ended up ditching Greenshot for ShareX. It's more complicated to set up, it's got a lot more options. But once you go through the preferences and get things operational, it works just fine. I mapped a certain key combination to each of the various functions I needed (similar to what the Mac does, out of the box), and I'm a happy camper.Also, this keyboard is metal. The key feel is pretty short-travel as expected, and it's a bit stiff. It's not buttery like my MacBook Air, or my Lenovo X1 Carbon. But it is solid and dependable and feels very competent under the fingers. There's no squishiness. It's quiet, it's dependable. I like this keyboard. And pairing with my devices was utterly brain-dead simple. I have a Windows 10 PC, a Raspberry Pi, and a dual-boot mini PC running Windows 11 or Linux. I easily assigned the keyboard and mouse to each device and everything worked immediately with no issue. Sometimes when switching from one computer to another it's not as responsive as I would like, but I'm not actually sure whether that's at the computer end or the keyboard/mouse end. I'm not worried about it. Even if I get irritated and bang away at the Bluetooth-2 key until it finally registers, the thing is made of metal, and I'm not gonna hurt anything. :)From a brand I did not know, it is a quality product.

This product is pretty great, small size, comfortable, bluetooth connects quickly, great color. Function is well and no delay. A value for money product.

Really good keyboard/mouse combo. Setup was super easy. I leave the devices on and sitting on desk. A quick tap and waiting a couple seconds lets them connect without an issue. The mouse takes some getting used to as it is very tiny. But once you get used to it, it's not bad....not comfortable...but very usable. And given how flat it is, the portability is amazing.The keyboard comes with a silicon protector, which I'm not entirely a fan of. It prohibits free sliding of fingers while typing. You can take it off if you want, which makes the typing experience very enjoyable.I was looking into the Apple specific options and couldn't believe what they wanted to charge. I have no regrets going this route. I can't imagine the experience being much more enjoyable....at least for the keyboard. A magic mouse may be worth it, but I hadn't tried it out to compare.