9560M Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, Blade-Series E9550L 110-Key Ultra-Thin Keyboard and MT760SE Wireless Mouse, Support 4 Devices, Quiet, USB-C, Rechargeable, for Windows/Mac/Linux/Chrome

Bought for use with a mini pc that we have connected to our television for use in our living room, so having cables trailing across our living room was not an option. Setting them up was easy and they work nicely from one end of our living room to another. Very handy.

Buena calidad precio

Good quality and price

I'll start by saying that I'm visually impaired. Blind people are heavy keyboard users, since that's how we control our screen readers. I've been using computer keyboards since I was six! I type at an average speed of 100 to 110 WPM, so I know what I'm talking about when I say a keyboard is good. This keyboard is by far the best compact keyboard design I've tried. I've been using laptops since I was nine, so I prefer compact keyboards; less hand movement. Adapting to this keyboard was almost instant. In fact, I'm writing this review using it because I didn't want to go back to my old one. The key feel is really nice; they oddly feel big, even though the keyboard itself is compact. It's also very quiet when typing, and I'd say it's the closest feel to a laptop keyboard that I've come across. And as a bonus, it comes with an USB receiver and a mouse; though I won't be using the mouse, it's still a nice addition. You can store the receiver in the keyboard's battery compartment, although it comes pre-installed in the mouse. Right now, I'm controlling my 3 computers and my phone all from one place! No more juggling two or more keyboards. Being able to connect to 4 devices at once is amazing. Note: The function keys work in standard mode and not media mode; pressing F1 gives you F1. There's no way to toggle this behavior. That's been a blessing, because I love standard function key behavior; and so do most blind users. I'm pointing this out because the product description and the seller claimed the function keys worked as media keys, which is not true. If you want media controls, you'll need to press Fn + function keys. I do worry that a future version of this keyboard might come with reversed behavior (media keys by default). If that happens, I really hope they add a way to toggle between modes. On another keyboard I own, that toggle is done with Fn + Escape. If this keyboard were rechargeable and allowed switching the function key behavior, it'd be the perfect keyboard for anyone. Right now, it's perfect for me; but I know the two things I mentioned might not work for everyone. The mouse doesn't feel like great quality, but I assume it works like any other basic mouse. At least it's included; when a friend asks to borrow this keyboard, I'll have a mouse to give them too. If you're into mechanical or “ergonomic” keyboards, this one might not be for you. Personally, I dislike so-called ergonomic keyboards; I'm slower on them, and they're noisier. After nearly 25 years of using keyboards and playing acoustic pianos daily, I still don't feel any discomfort in my hands. So I'm not sure how necessary ergonomic keyboards really are. I prefer the convenience of a portable keyboard I can take anywhere. Pros: * Compact and lightweight * Bluetooth and USB support at the same time * Can connect to 4 devices * Compatible with Windows, Android, and Mac * Quiet with good key quality Cons: * Mouse feels low-quality * No option to toggle function key behavior * Some key combinations of three keys or more don't work. That's an issue for screen readers users, so I changed some gestures used in NVDA, my main SR. In summary, I'd give it 10 stars if I could. Congrats to whoever designed such a comfortable and versatile keyboard. I know someone out there had the idea; and even if I don't know who they are, I'm sending them my best wishes. I can't speak yet about how durable the keyboard is, but if I run into any issues over time, I'll update this review.

I updated from the 9900M to the 9560M, which comes with a newly designed keyboard and the newer M760 mouse. First of all, I'm a design over functionality person. And I absolutely adore the design of this keyboard: sleek, stylish, minimalist. This time it's not shiny like the M9900 model but it still has a look and feel of something valuable. It's also a little bit smaller. The mouse is without a doubt a copy of Logitech's MX Master design - it's absolutely a joy to work with and fits like a glove. However, it doesn't have Logitech's magnetic spinning wheel. Contrary to Rapoo's other mouse MT550, which was a bit too small, this one fits better to my hand and I don't keep clicking the back button by mistake. Connection is very good, plugged it in and it just works. I've had multiple problems with Logitech and Microsoft in the past, but Rapoo never disappointed me. And so far I can't complain, everything runs smooth, no lag and no connection issues. The standby times are absolutely insane. I'm a power user, I write a lot every day and I use the mouse a lot. Both the mouse and the keyboard easily last 2-3 months on a single charge. My only two small cons are: - The keyboard in rare cases has a weird behavior of typing single letters several times. So instead of "The" it would write "Theeee". This only happens probably once a day. - The keyboard isn't very ergonomic, and it doesn't offer any functionality to rise it. For some people that might be a problem, for me it's okay.