Logitech MK470 Slim Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo - Modern Compact Layout, Ultra Quiet, 2.4 GHz USB Receiver, Plug n' Play Connectivity, Compatible with Windows - Off White

SO FAR it's a five-star. just plugged in, no issues with connectivity or anything whatsoever. i am typing on the keyboard right now, navigated with the mouse. love them both--especially how quiet they are. i'm not into the clicky-clicky.a few things:this is probably just me being DENSE but when i first opened the box, i thought that the keyboard was missing the USB connector. it was not; they operate together, with one. which comes separately inside the box, next to the mouse (as seen i others' photos, i think). soooo don't do what i did and have a near-nervous breakdown over a $40 mouse and keyboard set lol.secondly--again, this is my own issue lol and will resolve itself in short time--i come from using my boyfriend hand-me-down Superlight mouse/charging mousepad dealie and the mouse weighs more than i expected. i don't game AT ALL so this is actually quite fine with me, but i was definitely surprised. the new mouse (this one) is not HEAVY...it's just not super-light :) but it's beautifully simplistic, a gorgeous little shape and size (i have teensy hands), and funnily enough, i think i might have to turn my pointer speed down by one or two with this mouse. there's just MORE TO IT. which again, is great to me. i work from home, i don't play games.third, the delete/home/end/page up/down buttons will take some getting used to, but again, this is something that is a personal issue seeing as i didn't may much attention to them--i was more concerned that i had a number pad. i can see that it's saving space, which is nice because i prefer to use a bit smaller desk (48") and keep it pretty tidy.not really a few things, just one, i guess. i wouldn't consider the weight thing a negative, just something to keep in mind. the one-USB thing definitely surprised me, though i'm sure some of you reading this may EXPECT that it only comes with one USB...when i started nearly crying about the whole thing, my boyfriend said, "It probably only uses one--it's a set." he's the expert loli hope i end up loving it as much as i think i will. the typing is so smooth and quiet, without much effort to push down on the keys like my former logitech wireless keyboard (again, it wasn't a PAIN or anything, but i actually ended up swapping back to my company-provided Dell keyboard over the wireless one). and it's super cute.editing to add: PLUG THIS INTO THE ... NOT THE FANCY USB PLUG (BLUE), the basic one. if that makes sense? mouse will stop 'jumping' :)

I am working on redesigning my workspace to encourage better posture, and part of that involved getting a keyboard so that I can put my laptop closer to eye level. This keyboard is slim but sturdy. The mouse is comfortable to hold, and low profile. I wouldn't have minded a mouse that wasn't as flat, but I get that this set is supposed to be slim.I don't plan on transporting my keyboard and mouse anywhere, but they do seem pretty portable because of the size! That's not to say that this is a miniature keyboard - it feels full-size, but there's less space between the numerical keyboard and the letters than some keyboards, and it is very slim.I also love that the mouse and keyboard share a USB port so that I have space to plug in other things at the same time.As soon as I plugged the USB in and pulled the tabs on the batteries (batteries are included), it worked right away with no set-up needed. Very easy to use. I feel like the keyboard layout is intuitive. I had no trouble shifting from my laptop keyboard to this one.It's advertised as quiet. It's definitely not obnoxious, but it's also not silent. I'd say it's comparable to my laptop keyboard rather than sounding like one of the old-school keyboards with big buttons.This is only my first day of use, but so far it's been great!

The keyboard is thin the mouse is small and they work wonderful. They are plug and go I will say I had to change the usb plug to different one on the laptop to get it to work properly but it was perfect then. These are small enough to take traveling with me.

First, let me say the devices in this combo take batteries vs being rechargeable. Replacing batteries is not wasteful, as a matter of fact it is exactly the opposite especially if you use rechargeable batteries. If you buy rechargeable devices with batteries that cannot be replaced by the user the entire device must be thrown out when the internal non replaceable batteries wear out. That makes rechargeable devices more wasteful and why we are moving away from that.---I deducted a star because it should have been mentioned in the description that this keyboard and mouse do not work with the unifying receiver.With that said, after having it for a few days, I like the keyboard. I have a Logi MX-Keys full-sized keyboard and it is too big for my new setup, I wanted to get the MX keys mini but the reviews were not favorable. Research led me to the K470 combo as a great price from Amazon Resale. My plan was to use the K470 and keep my current mouse M705. But since the M705 requires the unifying receiver I had to use the M340 mouse that came with the K470.Surprise surprise.... The lil M340 mouse in the K470 combo is a champ, it works on my desk without a mouse pad unlike the M705.The K470 is very quiet, the keys are a nice size and I don't feel cramped. The keyboard and mouse are attractive but very plastic feeling however, it doesn't bug me for the price. I also don't mind that the keyboard does not have key lights, I don't type in the dark and I can type without looking so it's really not needed in my case.Overall, I am pleasantly surprised by this combo and I love the mouse. If you can get this combo from resale grab it, great have as a spare.

It’s so cuteee!! It’s smooth and not loud at all! The mouse is silent. The mouse is flat and weird something to get used to but the keyboard is thin and not too long. Usually logi is great so we will see