Wireless Keyboard Mouse Combo,J JOYACCESS 2.4G Rechargeable Ultra Slim Full Size Keyboard and Ergonomic Quiet Mouse Set for Laptop,Windows,PC-Emerald Green

Long lasting charge and good quality

The item quality is good. I used it as some keys on my laptop keyboard were defective and the wireless keyboard was a cheaper option as it costed 3 times lesser than replacement cost of 250AED.

slightly smaller keys than I am used to

Quality VS price, you get a very good product, and cannot go wrong.Extra point, I love how the mouse feels.Otherwise, the Item was shipped immediately and arrived on time.I would make the same purchase if I had to

I like

Strong build and good qualityArabic layout confirmed

I bought this keyboard and mouse bundle because it was affordable and claimed to be less noisy than other products. However, I was disappointed by the quality and performance of both devices. They make a loud clicking sound every time I type. The mouse is also very noisy. The mouse is also responsive and easy to move around the screen. The wireless connection works well most of the time and saves you from tangled wires. This bundle is a decent choice if you are not too picky about noise and comfort levels.

Charged 30 days ago and still working smoothly , light weight, easy to use

02/27/2023So, I got this keyboard and mouse set for work, and I was able to try it out on my personal laptop first so here is my initial impression.I can say that the keyboard is incredibly beautiful, it does have a super sleek design, it is a full keyboard, so it is fairly wide, is it a little darker than I would've imagined but I don't mind this at all. The keys are just like a laptop's although not as quiet as I would've wanted them to be. They sound like a mechanical keyboard which is not something I particularly enjoy. If you don't mind the extra noise have at it. However, because I bought the keyboard for its scissor switch keys due to pain a mechanical keyboard was causing on my knuckles, I'll have to deal with the sound until I can find a cover mat for it to silence the keys while I type. The keyboard has some weight to it so it's not just flying around everywhere, but it's not heavy either, perfect for taking it on the go. My keyboard did come with some of the function keys backwards. So, the "Full screen" button (activated by FN+F11) activates what should activate the "Save as" button (activated by FN+F12), and the "Save as" button doesn't do anything. I'm not really sure if that's a defect of my keyboard or a laptop thing but be mindful of this. The rest of the keys hold true to their functions.As far as the mouse, it's fairly simple in design. From the pictures it looked like the edges were a sightly lighter grey, similar to the keyboard, but it's completely black. I do however love how smooth the wheel on it is and I can barely hear it when I click either button. There's no squeaky sound coming from the wheel when you scroll either so that a super plus in my book. The power button on the mouse if a little funny in a way that they off positions is right in between both bluetooth and USB on positions, but the space between them, you don't know if you turned it off or kept it on.Battery life: I'd had to try it out on a full shift and see how long it lasts. It did come with some battery out the box, but I still charged both of them just in case. The instructions don't specify when the devices are charged completely, but after a couple hours the mouse light turned green, so I can asume that means its's charged up.Update on 04/04/2023; battery life has lasted this long without charging... not once since 02/27/2023! that's 36 entire days of using 5 days a week for 8+ hr. shifts each day! frankly I decided to charge them today just because I wanted to, not because I needed to. I can assume it could've gone another month without a charge.Both the mouse and the keyboard have an almost seamless reaction when using the dongle, so it feels like there's an invisible wire connecting all 3 devices. I do wish it came with either 2 cables for recharging each device, or a dual cable/1 USB conector. This way if both of them need to charge up I can do so without any issues or worries that the second device would run out of battery before its's donde charging the first one.Overall, I feel that for the price, this is a great set. It's conveniente, its beautiful to look at, functional, rechargeable making it user and eco-friendly (no more stupid batteries dying after 2-3 months of constant use). If your looking bang for your buck and don't mind a little bit of clacking, look no further.

Great long lasting battery life, didnt charge it when I got it and after 21 days of being used (often for 18 to 20 hours a day) the mouse finally needed recharging, and I am still waiting for the keyboard to go flat! I love the universal design of the mouse, as a left hander I am finding more and more mice are solely designed for right handed people, so a simple mouse with no weird shape or side buttons is excellent for me. The only minor issue I have, and it really is minor, is where the delete, home, page up, page down and end keys are, I have never had a keyboard with them anywhere other than above the numeric keypad so I am still finding myself accidently hitting them instead of the backspace, enter and shift keys, but I think it is more of a me issue, it is definitely shown like that in the picture and it wouldn't have stopped me from buying it if I had noticed. Great set and an affordable price.

Pros: The mouse click is extremely silent and I love that. Fits my hand nicely.Cons: The mouse DPI lags. There are 5 levels, and I have it on level 5 (the "least delay" in motion) and wish it was quicker, more reactive, fluid. Also, while the mouse is extremely quiet, the keys are annoyingly loud. Defeats the purpose of an ultra quiet mouse when the keys sound like cheap plastic being pecked.I would return if I didn't have to deal with my company's reimbursement dept. Ultimately just not what I was looking for; I wanted a super quiet keyboard and mouse - only got half of that and even then the fluidity and motion response of the mouse isn't ideal.

Ame usar un mouse que no haga ruido, se me hace muy cómodo para el uso que le doy. Además de que es bonito estéticamente elegante

My Dell PC suddenly stopped recognizing the old keyboard. I guess the wire of the keyboard got damaged. I have another old, wired multimedia keyboard but it's very large and typing is mechanical and the layout of the keys are different from the other. So, I decided to buy a wireless keyboard. Overall, I'm happy with the keyboard and mouse. I wish I could give 5 stars but there are a couple of minor things I don't like. Here are some pros and cons.KeyboardProsOne of the main reasons I chose this keyboard is the layout of keys. Alpha-numeric keys are well spaced, not too tight compared with other slim-type keyboards I searched. There is a wider horizontal space between FN keys and number keys. There is also a wider space between F4 and F5 and F8 and F9. I'm a developer and very often push FN keys. So, this wider space is very good to easily locate FN keys (I can type without looking at keys). The look and feeling is very nice, not a cheap plastic. Gray board and black keys look more modern than other all-black keyboards I searched. The charging was quick and when I inserted the USB receiver to my PC, PC instantly recognized the keyboard and mouse. The sleep mode works fine. There is no obvious delay when I type while it's in sleep mode.ConsIt advertises an ergonomic keyboard but the softness and quietness of the typing could be improved. When I type a key with an angle, it's sometimes pushed like a mechanical key with a slight rubbing sound and feeling. I have another HP all-in-one desktop with a slim-type keyboard. That keyboard gives me softer and quieter typing. There is no FN lock feature. Its' OK as I use this for my work and rarely need to use multimedia functions (e.g. volume) but other keyboards I searched had this function. There is no indicator of power.MouseProsLike the keyboard, it was instantly recognized by the PC and works fine. A click is very quiet and responsive.ConsIt looks very cheap. It's too small and light. I'm not a tall guy but still I feel it too small. When I move it, the nail of my little finger scrubs the mouse pad more often than the old, Microsoft mouse I used. The smoothness of the mouse movement is not always good. as it's too light and smooth over a mouse pad, I rather need to carefully move it to prevent too much movement. It has five levels of DPI. But for me I don't feel any differences between the first four. At the fifth level, it suddenly moves too slow. And there is no indicator of which level the mouse is at (there is no control panel or whatever in Windows 10, either). So, the DPI feature is not very useful.So, I wish the mouse could have a better quality but overall, the keyboard and mouse are worth the price and they work just fine. I would recommend this combination if you are not too picky about the mouse.