seenda Wireless Keyboard and Mouse, WGJP-031B Ultra Thin Compact Rechargeable Aluminum Silent Computer Keyboard & Mouse Combo UK QWERTY Layout for Office, Home, Business, Black and Space Gray

Took me a while to get used to the mouse being so flat as it didn’t feel natural to use. Other than that a great value for money, lightweight keyboard and mouse which I use for work. As the keyboard is so slim it fits into my laptop bag perfect. Easy to set up just plug the USB and go, I haven’t used the Bluetooth function of it. The keys are not noisy at all, great if you work in a very quiet office. The battery life on them are also great, I’ve only charged once or twice since receiving them. Would definitely recommend ☺️

This is one of those buys where you wonder why on earth you haven't done it way sooner .. for years I have been struggling with my previous enormous wireless keyboard and mouse, that took up a lot of space and had trouble pairing with a big USB device that had to be pretty close to them .. Anyway these are absolutely fantastic, I love how streamlined they are and how small ad I love that the keyboard is not plastic. The keyboard is very comfortable (I wouldn't say suuuper silent, but by no means annoyingly noisy) I read in one of the earlier reviews a remark about the function keys not working as main function; and that is very important for me as I use the function keys very often, but I had already spotted that this keyboard has a "function lock" mode (press fn and escape at the same time) in this mode the F function is the main function of the key. This brings me to the little indicators at the top that are both pretty and super useful and will tell you if you are in function lock, upper case and/or number lock. My previous keyboard didn't have that and it is essential notably when you are typing a masked password. I did have a little trouble getting the mouse to work and thanks to a useful video on YouTube I learned that the trick is to press the central scroll button and the right click at the same time, this will pair your mouse instantly with the bluetooth dongle. I hadn't seen that anywhere in the manual but it is very useful thing to know In short I TOTALLY recommend this mouse keyboard combo, I have not done much research on price, but I really thought it was reasonable for the quality you get. Love it !

Love both of these. Almost definitely 5* worthy. Will explain the drop at the end. Battery life is fantastic. I've only had to recharge twice in about 6 months. Both keyboard and mouse are aesthetically pleasing and slim. Feel solid. Good haptic feel on the buttons of both. Zero setup effort required, they just work. The receiver dongle is suitably tiny so it's pretty safe to just leave it in place even when transferring in and out of laptop bags. The only issue... But one that really irks me... The backslash "\" requires you to press the function key to get it. The function key that is right next to both the relevant keyboard button and the windows button... and the CTRL button. So, on a Windows system, God help you when trying to type a file path without stopping and looking between every folder name, or accidentally opening the start menu because you've pressed the windows key instead of the function key. And let's not even discuss writing scripts or regular expressions in Linux! Great keyboard for the normal user though. I just don't understand why such a these days standard symbol was relegated to function key status, while the tilde "~", which is used much less frequently still has standard keyboard location.

I ordered this keyboard and mouse set because I wanted something compact—more like typing on a laptop rather than a bulky traditional keyboard. This completely fits the bill! The keys are small, sleek, and very responsive, just like a laptop keyboard. It even came with a silicone keyboard cover, which was very handy and adds extra protection. It’s been almost a month since I started using it, and it’s working perfectly. The mouse felt a bit too flat at first, but I got used to it quickly. Now it’s actually very comfortable and convenient to use. One of the best things is how quiet the clicks are—very minimal and subtle, which I really appreciate. Overall, a great purchase. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a slim, quiet, and compact setup!

Worked nicely for a few months and now keyboard randomly types 4s and wouldn’t stop. Used num lock and now another key started acting the same. Shame as I really enjoyed while it worked. An updated review: 04/11/2024 Seller has been in touch and they kindly sent a new set of keyboard and mouse- really pleased with them! Thank you!

First of all, I spent a lot of time choosing which wireless mouse and keyboard I should buy and decided on this one due to its price, reviews, stated battery life, rechargeability, and its appearance. The reviews looked to generally really goo for this product however there were a few 1-star reviews but I decided that these may have been defective products as in general I think it had a 71% 5-star rating. It arrived fairly swift and the packaging is nice quality although on the box it shows the black version while it should have been the grey one (no big deal). After unboxing the quality of the keyboard was very nice with a metal finish and slim design, the mouse, on the other hand, felt a bit cheap and is extremely flat. they both connected very easily to my pc and all seamed fine until about two hours later the keyboard begun to malfunction. missing keys when I pressed them and then if I pressed the same one again it would type double etc... I charged the keyboard for about three hours to make sure it was full with the disappointing short micro USB included. About a day later the same thing was happening and now the mouse was doing strange things too even after also charging. I stuck it out and gave it the benefit of the dought but this kept happening and is extremely frustrating when either completely dies after only a days work and you're left to either plug it in to charge or find out your old keyboard and mouse to finish what you were doing or save your work. This may have just been just a bad product from a bunch of fine ones however I have chosen to return it completely and shop elsewhere. I can't really recommend that you avoid this product completely as like I said it does have good reviews however my advice before buying would be to look at the bad reviews and if you don't want anything similar to happen to you, shop somewhere else.

Responsive and easy to use. Looks good and it's compact. Mouse feels good in the hand. Keyboard keys feel solid and are resonsive. Long battery life.

Now I may be tempting fate as I've only been using this for about half a day, but I am impressed. I use a Lenovo All In One which I've had for 6 years. The keyboard & mouse combo was OK but no indicator lights on the keyboard & an annoying "feature" of the mouse was the "wheel" or button that was touch sensitive for scrolling. In various iterations of Windows a right stroke pulled up the "charms" bar (remember that?) & in 10 the same keystroke places the current window on the desktop. All very annoying. I needed a compact keyboard too as only a small desk area. Having examined the description of the Seenda decided that this looked as if it would fit the bill & it does. First thing I noticed was the accuracy of the mouse pointer (down to the MS driver so probably a deficiency in the Lenovo driver). Keyboard is reasonably tactile (not as good as the old IBM keyboards but good no the less). The mouse is good & has a real wheel & using the MS driver provides a few more goodies in cursor size & colour too. So far the only critique I have is the way the status indicator lights for caps lock, Number Lock, power and *don't* stay on all the time, but I guess it contributes to power saving. The explanation in the manual doesn't describe this feature very well & at first you wonder if something is wrong. I will wait & see how the batteries fare. 4th Feb 2020: well this evening things began to go wrong. The mouse began to move all over the place & the keyboard was little better. I restarted no change. Shutdown waited for 5 minutes with the machine off & booted up no difference. Bear in mind this uses the MS std driver in Windows 10. Shut the machine down & got my (large) Logitech combo out that's still working fine with the standard MS driver. I checked the batteries in the Seenda & they're fully charged so it's not that. This is a shame because the main advantage from my perspective is the compact nature of the Seenda combo. So I guess it's a return & credit going into Amazon. Pity