EARTO Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, Backlit Keyboard and Mouse with 7 Pure Colors Backlight, 2.4GHz Rechargeable Keyboard and Mouse, for Windows/Mac OS/Laptop/PC, QWERTY UK layout, Gray

Easy to set up and works really well - use for gaming and has good design and is very comfortable when being used - great product!!

I really like this keyboard, the rechargeable battery is great, never having to worry about replacing batteries! The colours on the backlight are bright and look fantastic but they do eat up the battery life. They do automatically turn off if left untouched which does help. The mouse is solid but is a little big, I assume that is to accommodate the battery but I do find I end up trying to click too far up the button and then nothing happens as a result. That is my only complaint as it does work great just doesn’t sit in my hand so well

At first the keyboard and mouse were good enough, battery in both would last a few days, the only issue was the keyboard occasionally dropping keystrokes which whilst annoying was infrequent enough to not be a problemHowever after a few months the dropped keystrokes increased, and the only thing that seemed to help was plugging power in, suggesting the battery life was reducing. The mouse wheel also became almost useless - scrolling down would occasionally go up and vice versa. Initially this was small (if you wanted to scroll down in a word doc, it would first go up a few lines then go down) but became unusable.Yesterday (10 months after purchase) the keyboard just stopped working altogether... no amount of switching on/off or plugging in would get it working, so off to the bin.Bought for £46 so whilst not a massive amount, I would expect a longer lifespan.

Just one usb required this is a bonus,Smart slimline keyboard and mouse,Very easy to set up and use

It’s very nice and easy work with that keyboard

The connectivity is not the greatest. it drops and then takes about 30 seconds before the keyboard responds. Don't recommend.

Works well

Keyboard looked fine, nice lighting, heavy & felt good, neat key cover but I found it hindered keystrokes.However:Fully charged the keyboard battery, used it for a while then recharged fully per instructions - low battery causes skipping.Shift & Control buttons failing to co-function - e.g. Cut/Paste/Copy/Undo (the critical key strokes!)Letters skipped when typing articles. Not just a single character but several in a row.Also, while the mouse has a nice light feel it is far too flat with no hump to rest your palm, too small (and I do not have large hands) and wheel is not high enough for comfortable use. Saw no difference when using the DPI button. The other button, strangely, closed & opened the browser window.The manual is basic with no manufacturer information.The units are PnP but use generic drivers from MS/Win11 (dated 2006). Even driver software programs cannot update. There is no link to a site for more info/updates etc.I thought it was pretty good, but let down by quality, backup and information.I guess the moral is: beware units with no name!