Highly recommend as a more economical option to buy a keyboard and mouse for your MacBook Pro. It is lightweight and I love the feel of the buttons when I type. The mouse is slim and comfortable under your hand. Connected very easily. I love it and highly recommend!

added this to an iPad Pro so my wife could type while on zoom meetings with people using her iPad Pro.Setup was extremely simple and easy. Connection was instant, and the touch and feel are excellent.My Wife says this was a great addition and makes these meetings much easier and more productive for her.

This is a full-size wireless keyboard and mouse combo. The keyboard has a thin and slim build, but is very sturdy. There is raise bar at top bottom for internal batteries also works as keyboard tilt. They keys are very responsive scissor type, with short movement and quiet. The mouse is very slim too. It has a very low profile. Buttons are so quiet. Both keyboard and mouse have a power switch to turn on or off.The combo can connect to 3 devices, while only works for one device at a time. It can connect to first device via USB dongle and pair to second and third devices via Bluetooth. No driver is required for either Bluetooth or USB dongle. When connect via USB dongle, it can connect both keyboard and mouse but require both keyboard and mouse are set at USB dongle mode. When connect via Bluetooth, keyboard and mouse need to pair to device separately. They don’t require to be paired together, you can only pair the keyboard or only pair the mouse to your device. On keyboard, select device is as easy as a single press of a key at top right corner. For mouse, there is a button at bottom, every single press will switch devices in a loop with LED to indicate which device is selected. There is also a DPI button to select the mouse curse moving speed.The keyboard comes with a very thin semi-transparent silicon cover to protect keyboard from dust and worn out. It also adds tractions when press keys. Personally, I don’t like the extra tractions it provided so I will use it as dust cover only.The keyboard and mouse don’t look high end and fancy, but works very well.

Hands down the best wireless keyboard and mouse combo I've used to date. For me, the touch pad on a laptop is not my ideal choice to use for extended periods. I prefer the feel and function of a of conventional mouse with scroll wheel and R & L click buttons, which is less fatiguing and more productive. So this combo certainly did the trick for me. Set up could not be easier with built in Bluetooth on my notebook. But if needed, there is a Bluetooth dongle tucked away inside the mouse, just flip off the cover to removed it which otherwise holds securely. Set up is super easy and when the units are turned off and back on again, my notebook instantly picks them up automatically. Charging with common USB C connection couldn't be easier, no dedicated charger or external batteries to change out. I have not been impeded by low battery in countless hours of typing and clicking away. But I did purposely prove that when mouse or keyboard are plugged into USB charger they can still function, cords are out of the way and do not prevent you from moving the mouse around in normal fashion. I previously had an Apple mouse fitted with Lightning charge port on underside which made the mouse useless to use when connected. For functionality, the mouse performed flawlessly. The optical tracking on various surfaces, including the dining room table that doubled as a desk, never failed me. The R&L click buttons were responsive and silent when clicked, size and shape of mouse felt comfortable in my hand. Scroll wheel had good feel and just the right amount of sensitivity. The scroll wheel also has soft click function, excellent. Keyboard was just the right size, made typing easy for me having just a bit of angle (not adjustable). All supplemental & advanced keys you need are right there, so this keyboard does not take away from anything. Keyboard is just the right size with key size and spacing just right. Overall the keyboard is not too compact yet small enough to tuck away or tote around, weighs practically nothing. There was no abnormal feel in typing away with this compact keyboard, it was just the right size. The caps lock button lights up with small while LED when function is selected but the numerals lock button did not. Having a compact keyboard and conventional mouse to supplement a notebook PC is a personal preference of course, but I found this combo is my go to resource when I know I have a lot of work to do as it works much better for me (less awkward) than the built in mouse touch bad and keyboard that is set back. My old ones were not as compact, far heavier, needed a USB dongle and did not have USB C charging: gave them a new home in the electronics recycling bin! Last word on effective operating range.. awesome. Sitting more than 20 feet with the notebook was connected to a large screen TV monitor via HDMI and I could still control all the action effortlessly. Impressive.

Excellent product.Comes with grippy keyboard cover.Mouse is plug & play on most desktop PC f& laptops.Works with any compatible Bluetooth devices.Easy to setup, convenient and ergonomic to transport around.Battery has long lasting time.Can connect multiple devices.

I purchased this to use in my office at work. It is more beautiful in person and very heavy duty. It seems to be some type of metal and comes with a clear silicone keyboard skin that lies over the keyboard to protect the keys from dirt, grime, and liquid as you type. I work in a diesel mechanic shop and it really protected the keys from my technicians greasy, oily, filthy fingers when they would use my computer for something. It is easy to clean (I just used a Clorox wipe) and fits keyboard perfectly.As far as wireless connectivity and charging, this keyboard set is average. The wireless connectivity works perfectly and without fail UNTIL its battery gets low. I just plug my keyboard in to my computer and let it charge for a full day while I use it. Not sure how long it takes to fully charge it, but I recommend powering the device off when not in use. The switch is on the back of the keyboard. Once completely charged, I can use it for about a month to a month and a half before it needs to be charged again.

Keyboard is thin and feels very good. Comes with key cover as well. Very solid. Also, only does 2 BT devices, but does come with the usb dongle to use 2.4ghz if you don't have bluetooth so can control 3 devices it seems. Mouse has working adjustable dpi setting and also does 2 bt or the 2.4ghz(usb dongle is stored inside mouse) Both work very well. Both do have the slight delay after they sit several minutes and power down as with most wireless devices. Only con is the keyboard needs to use a "FN" key to access the F1-F10 or you just adjust audio/bright/multimedia instead of actually what the F keys should do.EDIT: You can lock the Fkeys on so they behave correctly.

The seenda wireless keyboard and mouse came nicely packaged in a white and grey “Apple-esque” box. The package includes a keyboard dust cover, the keyboard and mouse (both in their own high-quality protective slip bags) and one USB-A to USB-C charging cable. The product images on the box show a white keyboard and mouse, but the actual keyboard is grey with (mostly) black keys, and the mouse has a black top half and grey underside. Color schemes are a personal preference, so I won’t comment on that, but the mismatch between the packaging and the product is noted.The manual is very well illustrated, which is good because, unless you are familiar with multi-channel devices like this, you will need it. The manual provides instructions for setting up the keyboard and mouse to work on Windows, Mac, iOS and Android in one of the three available modes: Bluetooth, Bluetooth 2 or 2.4G. The three settings permit you to connect the keyboard and mouse to up to three devices at the same. I did not try this.While the keyboard and mouse appeared to work immediately after I plugged in the USB receiver and turned them on, they will not function properly for your operating system until you correctly pair them to your computer. In my case on the iMac I had to run through a brief on-screen setup procedure to identity the keyboard type, so it’s crucial to follow the instructions for your desired configuration. It only takes a couple of minutes.The keyboard is well designed with a very sturdy case that stays put on your desktop. The keys are easy to use and of good quality. However, if you are used to Apple’s Magic Keyboard, you will notice the feel of the keys, while fine, is not as refined as that of the Apple keyboard and had a cheaper sound and feel. I found the mouse to be a bit small, and I do not have big hands. However, that is just a personal preference. I also found it to be a bit too light weight and not as solid as the Apple Magic Mouse. That said, it’s perfectly acceptable and it works very well. It is responsive, the left and right buttons have a good tactile feel and the scroll wheel works very well. So, while it’s nothing special, I have no complaints. I would say that perhaps the keyboard feels like it deserves a slightly better quality mouse to be paired with.I would definitely recommend the seenda keyboard and mouse. They are an excellent value for someone who wants an extended keyboard with the additional numeric keypad, and who wants multi-device connectivity—or even if you only want to use it on one device, it’s still worth it. I typed his review with the seenda keyboard and mouse and I look forward to using it with my work PCs and other devices. I’ll keep the Magic keyboard and mouse for my iMac for now.

A touch pad mouse on laptop keyboard has never been my thing. Seems like a small & petty issue but it does take away from my productivity. I truly work better with the form and function of a conventional mouse in my hand. I also find placement of the screen on my Chromebook being so that the integral keyboard is not in ideal spot. So these little gems did the trick for me... and being easy to set-up & and use without the nuisance of any wires it was the perfect fit for my needs. The missus hated seeing the mess of wires & bulk of conventional mouse & keyboard that invaded the makeshift desk from time to time (the dining room table) so if these are left out and in her way I'm not so much in the dog house. All kidding aside, compact size and wireless function are important. The mouse and keyboard charge up with any USB C connection and the power/Blue Tooth buttons are small but not no so small they are impossible to use. The USB dongle is there if your PC or Laptop does not already have Bluetooth. For my HP Chromebook this was a completely seamless set up. Turn them on and it remembers the set up and you just type, scroll and click away. I found nothing negative about the functions of the mouse or the keyboard at all. And I like the look on top of it. So no nonsense features and function works great for me.

The keyboard is great. It feels very much like my Apple keyboard for a fraction of the cost. But the mouse drives me crazy! It jumps around and is difficult to get in the right place. I thought it may be my mouse pad so I tried a new one. Same thing. I'm to the point where I may have to spend the bucks and get a decent mouse and keyboard. It's way too difficult to edit photos with the mouse jumping all over the place.

I received the keyboard and mouse 2 days ago, put both on the charger after opening and connected this morning on a new Dell win11 laptop... so far it works great, quick Bluetooth recognition and pairing. I have limited USBs and wanted a keyboard that didn't require a dongle, this fits the bill. So far I prefer the feel and operation over the last wireless I was using. I haven't had any lag or misses of the keys as I type. I had an Apple keyboard combo that missed half of the time I hit the space bar. This also comes with a thin silicone cover for the keyboard, which also works great, didn't realize it was included. So far my only con is the low profile mouse, I prefer a 6 button over a 3 button, and one that has a higher rounded profile. As far as Battery life, I gave it a 4 hoping for the best, I'll have to wait and see how battery life actually turns out. I left both on the charge even when the light turned green indicating full charge, and took off charger 2/20/23 and connected to PC. I hope to remember to log in and update when they require recharging.4/13/23 Update 1: STILL ON ORIGINAL CHARGE....There is a slight delay when I wake the Laptop with the mouse, so I haven't noticed any difference since original power up. But I think after about a month I noticed a lag response when I key in my PIN... If I don't pay attention and just type it in, only the 4th character is sent. Almost 2 months on initial charge.5/8/23 - 4PM - UPDATE - I am really pleased with this keyboard, I have to say out or the 4 or 5 wireless keyboards, this is the best wireless keyboard I have ever purchased.I just received a warning notice that my mouse is down to 5% charge. Funny it happened today, I was thinking about updating today because it seems my keyboard takes a little longer to wake than it did back during my April Update. I am going to call this the initial charge duration, 77 days, or 11 weeks, just 1 week shy of 3 months on a single charge. I am going to put both back on the charger now and see how long it takes to re-charge. I put the keyboard and mouse on charger after updating, I mowed the mine and neighbors lawn both were fully charged when I came back in at 8. So I don't know how long it took to fully recharge.The dust cover (gift) tore into seller didn't have info on replacement. Another purchaserer supplied a link but the cover didn't fit with the smaller rectangular function (top row of keyes) I found this link and it looks more like this keyboard. I ordered today, should know by Thursday...This keyboard doesn't fit. "Allinside Transparent Keyboard Cover for iMac Wired USB Keyboard A1243 MB110LL/B"I think I finely found the cover that fits the Seenda keyboard.https://www.amazon.com/Keyboard-Cover-Seenda-Mouse-WGJP-038/dp/B083LYZ7TB/ref=sr_1_3?crid=2N06GYXMBNQGS&keywords=seenda+wireless+keyboard+cover&qid=1688161567&s=electronics&sprefix=seena+wireless+keyboard+cover+%2Celectronics%2C119&sr=1-3

For the price, this was a tough combo to beat. I was tired of dongles and tying up USB ports, so this bluetooth alternative is a good idea. They were fairly easy to setup and pair with the PC, and they hold a charge for a fairly long time. (I can use mine for a full 40 hour work week with little in-between charging.) The only issue I have is that the keyboard often falls asleep and can be difficult to wake. (Hitting a key or two doesn't always do it.) Once or twice I've had to reboot just to get everything working again. Overall I give it pretty good marks, but when I've stopped to talk to someone for 5 minutes, then turn back to my typing and the keyboard won't come back, it can be frustrating.Revised/Updated: I've been using this for a few months now, and I have not been getting the freeze. This has been working very well and I am very happy with it. The keyboard holds a charge for a week, and the mouse for a little less, but if you recharge the mouse once during the week, it has no issues. I am upgrading my review to 5 stars. :-)