Logitech MK335 Full Size Quiet Wireless Keyboard Mouse Combo - Black/Silver | Full size low-profile quiet keyboard, full size ambidextrous contoured mouse with rubberized side grips, Windows ChromeOS

I’ve been using the Logitech MK335 Wireless Keyboard & Mouse Combo, and it’s been a great addition to my workspace! The keyboard is lightweight, comfortable to type on, and the keys are quiet enough for long work sessions. The wireless connection was quick to set up, and I appreciate not having extra cords cluttering my desk. The dedicated media shortcut keys are a nice bonus for controlling music and videos without interrupting my workflow. The mouse is responsive, comfortable to hold, and tracks smoothly. Overall, this combo offers excellent quality, reliability, and value for the price. I would definitely recommend it for work, school, or home office use! 💻✨#Logitech #HomeOffice #WorkFromHome #TechReview #WirelessKeyboard

The mouse/keyboard dongle occupies one USB port. It caused interference with mouse performance when the dongle was in a port adjacent to a bluetooth adapter dongle. Separating the two dongles to non-adjacent ports remedied the problem. Now the mouse and keyboard both perform perfectly.The keyboard provides smooth, tactile keystrokes, and has an updated, friendly and familiar layout. The only shortcoming is the lack of a visual CAPS LOCK indicator. That would not be a big deal if Windows' "toggle keys" sound function were working properly. For some reason I have been unable to activate the toggle keys sound on the Dell micro computer... probably due to operator insufficiency.It would also have been "nice" if the keyboard came with instructions or an explanation of the programmable macro keys and function keys. This is probably available online, but a simple information page included with the keyboard would have been a nice-to-have.

I bought this set for everyday work use and wanted something quiet and reliable. Setup was quick—just plug in the USB receiver and it was ready to go.The keyboard is comfortable to type on and noticeably quieter than others I’ve used. The mouse is simple but responsive and works well for long periods without hand fatigue.Battery life has been great so far, and I like that it doesn’t need constant charging. It’s nothing flashy, but it does exactly what it’s supposed to do.Great option if you want a dependable, no-fuss keyboard and mouse combo.

Yay!:Great wireless keyboard and mouse. Easy to set up, just plug in the USB dongle, inset batteries into mouse and keyboard, flip the switches to ON and you are all set! Has a decent feel to it and it runs on 2 AA batteries. The mouse uses 1 AA battery. (included). Both keyboard and mouse have a small power switch to conserve battery power. It also works great with rechargeable batteries. Keyboard has basic media playback buttons and volume up/down/mute.Nay:I do not like the location of the power switch on the keyboard. It should have been placed on top but they placed it underneath the keyboard. So you have to flip the keyboard over to turn it on or off.Nay Nay Nay!!Seems to have a very short operating range. Works fine at 4ft, but at about 8ft it almost doesn't work. So not great if you have a lot of signal interference or if you need longer range.

I love this keyboard! I've had one for years and it's been dropped more times than I can count and has still kept going! All of the key labels were worn off (I use this keyboard pretty constantly, this is patina, not a defect), and everything was flimsy from repeated drops. I dropped it again and it gave up. It lasted 4-5 years of constant use though!So I bought another! And I'll buy again!

I love Logitech. I have used their stuff for about 20 years now. They make affordable equipment and higher end stuff.

This.Is.The.Keyboard!!!I have been using this model of keyboard & mouse combo for 15 years!!! Hard to believe, but yes, I did use it for that long. I still have it, it still works great, and the battery life is phenomenal. Honestly, I forgot when I changed the batteries last time. The model number might have slightly changed through the year, but they look the same, so it can be called a classic look already. The mouse feels very natural in my hand, and they keys are positioned in a way that would allow me to type even with my eyes closed. The touch is very gentle, but still clicking. Now I work at 2 different offices, and when it came to buy a keyboard and mouse I did not even think about getting something different.I never had any lagging or connectivity issues. The USB receiver is tiny, so it can remain plugged into the computer when I travel, even if I don't bring the keyboard or mouse along. This is truly unmatchable value.

I bought this kit (the second one I've purchased in less than 2 years), and as usual, it had a problem again. This time, I decided to contact customer service, since I bought it less than 12 months ago and it's supposedly still under manufacturer's warranty.With the new kit, the problem that started occurring is an intermittent error when using the main mouse button to select something (holding the button down while selecting or dragging something). This fails, causing the selection to be lost and/or things to be moved to the wrong places (I've already had Excel spreadsheets damaged by moving inappropriate information, and/or files ending up in the wrong folders due to this error). The problem, although intermittent, is constant (I work hours a day, and it's unbearable). I've already tested the kit on another computer, and the problem persists. Using a different mouse (which is what I've been doing to be able to work) on my computer eliminates the problem, which clearly points to something physical.Support asked me to perform several tests, install software, and apply firmware patches, and then they forwarded me to another level of support (which repeated the same process). After confirming that there was indeed a problem/failure, they began the replacement process, and they began asking me for various information, such as my complete details, including address, email, phone number, and a copy of the invoice (which already has everything). Finally, after days of sending everything, and having to keep charging, they now tell me that my order/replacement was declined because I didn't send proof that I purchased it using my cell phone (I sent a copy of the official Amazon invoice). I started this process before October 7th, and I still have this problem/lack of a solution. So, I can only give a negative review (since I'm coming to buy another kit from a different manufacturer/model), because the after-sales service is HORRIBLE.

thank you....worksgreat! just what i needed! very fast shipping too

Wireless is a great option if your pc is connected to an AVR / projector. At 10ft it works well.

Logitech makes good products in the "step up from what comes with your device" range. Opinions on how keyboards and mice feel are always subjective, but I think these are hard to beat in the "cheap but good" category.The keyboard doesn't feel expensive, but it's a solid wireless board that you'll be able to use without complaint for at least a few years. If you need an ergonomic keyboard or you're an enthusiast with a favorite mechanical keyboard then you won't enjoy it, but you also probably don't need a review to tell you that.The mouse is functional. Again, it's better than what's bundles with most machines, but unlike the keyboard the difference isn't as noticable. You can get better mice pretty cheap, but as part of the combo the mouse is okay.Battery life for both is pretty good, and Logitech's receiver is a favorite of mine because it's reliable, and you can add additional devices. So if you do get a different Logitech mouse (for example) you can pair it to the existing dongle rather than using up another port. You're not getting a premium product, but you're not paying a premium price. There is certainly better out there, if you're willing to pay 4x the price, but for the price this is a solid choice.

I got the board I wanted.

Working perfect and fast