Customer Ratings & Reviews

Keyboard has all around good features, however the mouse easy-easy switch button is on the buttom instead of the top of the mouse. You are forced to lift up the mouse, turn it upside down then push the button in order to switch your mouse to another computer. Mouse computer switching is not so convinent if computers on different networks. The easy-switch button should be on the top for easy access and convinent switching.

Bought this set to replace an older wired keyboard that was sticking on some keys and skipping on others, and a wireless mouse. Chose this set for its super quiet keyboard which really cannot be heard over the phone or nearby. No papers in the box and still no time to look online for a User Guide. The "D" on the keyboard seems overly sensitive compared to other keys. But the mouse is problematic. It has two keys on the left upper edge and some other mysterious features that keep randomly calling up other functions such as Voice, a debugging screen, Print screen and many more to the point of frequent interruption and correction. Slows me down to a great extent.

Build quality isnt the best, but the product is great for a travel setup.

Pro: Long battery life Mouse clicks are quiet Con: Uses AAA batteries Mouse is small and not ergonomic Keys feels like hard plastic Not compatible with older devices using Unifying receiver The Keyboard This is a cheaper and more plasticky version of the Logi MX Keys. It still has the same heft and the ability to connect up to three separate devices, either through the receiver or bluetooth; but there are some differences, however. First, it runs on batteries rather than being rechargeable. It also lacks key illumination and a few of the function keys are changed. It also now has flip out feet. While there’s nothing wrong with the keyboard functionally, and the build quality is still good, the keys just don't feel great to type on. They are harder plastic and the actuation is stiffer so it just feels like I’m hitting the keys harder. The Mouse This is almost identical as the Logi M650L, and simply put, it’s quiet but too small. First the positives. Like the keyboard, it can connect up to three separate devices. The buttons are soft and near silent, much like their other recent mice in the MX line. It has the free spin scroll wheel which is a feature every mouse should have. The negative is that it feels small. I have small hands, and even then only the top part of my palm is on the mouse, with the rest of my hand hanging off. It’s just not ergonomic and my hand will get cramped trying to keep a grip on it. It also needs a battery. Logi Options+ I don’t really use the Options+ other than to change some settings for the devices. Two useful features are the Flow and Smart Actions. Flow lets you use the same devices across multiple computers. Smart Actions are programmable macros. Summary There’s nothing terrible with this set, and it might be alright if you’re not typing for long periods of time and don’t need to constantly use the mouse. Build quality seems good, even though it’s mostly plastic. The keys are hard plastic and typing on it gets uncomfortable after a while. The mouse is too small even though it has nice features. Personally, I’d rather get the MX Keys Slim for a bit more or get a bigger mouse.

The board was light weight and very slim. I prefer higher profile keys; I would have adapted them, but the mouse in the combo I did not like. There was no tactile feedback on the mouse. I need something to tell I clicked... I was not seeking a quiet option.