HP 230 Wireless Mouse and Keyboard Combo - 2.4GHz Wireless Connection - Long Battery Life - Durable & Low-Noise Design - Windows & Mac OS - Adjustable 1600 DPI - Numeric Keypad (18H24AA#ABA)

Love how quiet the keyboard is! Bought it because the one that came with my computer at work is sooo loud I feel like people the next floor over can hear me typing. Also like that these keys are flat and more comfortable than the tall raised keys of the other one. Mouse works great too.

The fit is not too this or that, just exactly right. Full size with generous front to back space, the keys are larger than many other sets, which contributes to fewer typing errors for my clumsy fingers. I was concerned that the absence of a keyboard on/off switch would affect battery performance, but no worries; it goes into sleep mode when not in use but comes back on instantly with no lag time. Same when the device is shut down. (If a key is pressed while the device is off or asleep, the keyboard comes on for about one second or so.) Incidental note: cursor disappears too quickly using Windows Notepad, but not in other apps.The mouse is sleek and sans the unnecessary extra clicking features. Left/right clickers, scroll wheel, on/off switch. Goldilocks basics makes using it feel just right. One negative: the seam between the upper and lower parts of it seem somewhat flimsy. I haven't noticed if the mouse goes into sleep mode, but if it does, there is no need to click anything at all for it to wake up. How nice. Could not ask for a better combo. Very satisfied.

I'm extremely impressed with this product, which boasts exceptional quality, arrived in pristine condition, and features a wireless keyboard and mouse. Its outstanding value, coupled with an unbeatable price, makes it the top choice in its class. Moreover, the devices can be left connected and powered on continuously without draining the battery. I wholeheartedly endorse this product

I have a laptop and two monitors for work, so having a good wireless keyboard/mouse combo was a must. However, I am VERY picky about my keyboards. While this keyboard is quieter than others I have used in the past, it is still very loud to me and the gaps between the keys made it difficult to type. I have smaller hands and work better with laptop keyboards. So I was trying to find something as close to that as possible. Unfortunately this one didn’t make the cut. Though I will say the mouse felt great!Overall it’s a good keyboard and is very sturdy. It just didn’t suit my needs.Ultimately I tried out three different keyboards from Amazon and luckily I found my soul mate on the third try. If you’re looking for a very smooth/quiet keyboard AND mouse, I highly recommend the Logi L470/M340. (I also purchased an ultra thin keyboard cover, so typing is practically silent!)

I go through keyboards very quickly, in a couple of months, they start to dup letters on key presses. I had seen these HP keyboards at work and I finally bought one for a spare computer. Having the keys raised as opposed to sunk in, makes for better use, and avoid hitting other keys, I type very fast over 60 wpm. Will buy another one as soon as I know how long this one will last.

The keyboard is very quiet when typing. The keys are pretty closed so dust or crumbs won't fall in easily. I like the indicator lights and the layout. It is bigger then my Dell keyboard and the same size as the Logitech keyboard it is replacing due to the keys not working right. I have had no issues with mistypes and the mouse rolls smoothly and quickly. As you can see in the picture its similar in size to the other 2 keyboard's I own.Keyboard is slim and laid out well. I do wish the sound buttons were separate similar to the Dell keyboard but overall I am very happy with this keyboard.3 months later and the mouse scroll wheel does not work well anymore. It spins but doesn't catch or move on the screen. I will probably be looking for a new keyboard/mouse combo soon. Its a bummer that it stopped working so quickly. At least the last combo it was still working but the keyboard was faded.

So the keyboard is fine. I don’t like how it does not have an off switch. Have only had it for maybe two months and have had to switch out batteries on both keyboard and mouse already.The mouse is the worst. It always shuts off for 2-3 seconds and then reconnects and if you are trying to play any survival or battle games it is enraging. Buying these two things separately so you can get a mouse that’s decent is worth it

This is a good deal for the price. It even comes prepacked with Duracell batteries. Was really surprised to see a name brand when I opened the box. I was hesitant to purchase because the price is so low. The keystrokes are a little stiff starting out, but hoping they loosen up and it is one of the quieter keyboards I have had. It was a breeze to setup and I like it only needing one sensor for the keyboard and mouse. The mouse scroll is smooth and the response time is good. There seems to be little to no lag for the keyboard or mouse. It's obviously not a gaming setup, but good enough for work and the casual user that doesn't want to shell out a lot of money for the higher end keyboard/mouse.