Wireless Keyboard Mouse, Jelly Comb 2.4GHz Ultra Slim Full Size Rechargeable Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo for Windows, Laptop, Notebook, PC, Desktop, Computer (White and Gold)

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Edit 2/15/18: Received the set Jan. 10th and charged the keyboard fully the next day. I'm typing on it right now and have yet to charge it a second time. That's over a month of pretty regular usage (and stellar standby battery management). I don't even see the status light letting me know it's getting low yet. Obviously, if all you're doing all day long is typing, your usage is going to vary. However, this is pretty darn good in my opinion!Original Review: I'll start off with this - the keyboard is super comfortable to type on, and it's 100% responsive. Hasn't missed any keystrokes yet. I think I'm in the minority of folks with this, but I much prefer the experience of a laptop keyboard. However, because I tend to plug my laptop into a much larger monitor when I'm getting serious work done, that means I need an external keyboard. I've been searching for a long time trying to find a full-sized one with the kind of shallow, responsive keys that my laptop has. This Jelly Comb keyboard ABSOLUTELY delivers on that. As for the mouse, it is definitely shallow, as other reviewers have notes several times. If you're used to a mouse that fits perfectly into the curve of your hand, it might take some getting used to, but it's really not that bad at all. Pair this with the shockingly quiet mouse clicks, and the shape is most definitely worth getting used to.Now, for the less satisfying bits. I really wish I could give this package 5 stars. I really do, but because it doesn't totally deliver on what's advertised, I just can't. The seller's mistake is in marketing it as "whisper quiet" typing and mouse. While it's definitely much quieter than an old-fashioned mechanical keyboard, I don't know that it's overall super quiet - especially the keyboard. For instance, while the majority of keys are a little more subdued, there's is a bit of a metallic-sounding "clack" to them. The spacebar, however... is incredibly loud compared to the rest. I don't know if that's simply because it's the largest key, but every time you hit space (which is incredibly often), the sound just sticks out. Again, this is nothing compared to the crazy loud mechanical keyboards, but I wouldn't call it "whisper quiet."Now, before you cut me off talking about the included silicone key cover - NO, that is not how you make a keyboard quiet. Typing with it on is ridiculous and weird. As a dust protector, I say it's a nice touch to include it but it's dumb to type with it on. It feel weird and sticky.Finally, back to the mouse. I mentioned above that the clicking is disconcertingly silent. This is awesome, and it's one of the reasons I decided to give the set a go. My office is completely open to the rest of the house, so I liked the idea of silencing myself a little more for late evening work sessions. HOWEVER, that scroll wheel. Yeesh. It's really weird to be using a mouse that you can hardly hear, then suddenly SCRAPE SCRAPE SCRAPE whenever you scroll. It's an odd, hollow, plasticky scrape that doesn't fit into the smoothness of the rest of the mouse. If the manufacturer could find a way to smooth this out, you'd have one of the best-functioning quiet mice on the market!TL;DRPros:Solid, quiet-ish keyboardLaptop-like typing experienceReally responsiveRechargable keyboard (not mouse, though)Super silent mouse clickingSolid connection - no lag whatsoever in mouse or keyboardExtended media/function keysCons:Clacky spacebarNeither keyboard nor mouse are fully "whisper silent"Cheap-sounding, loud-ish mouse scroll wheel

Best keyboard I have ever used.Logitech, Insignia, Microsoft keyboards all not as good as this.I also use an apple wireless keyboard at work and this also puts that to shame.Perfect tactile feedback without missed keystrokes. My Logitech would regularly miss keystrokes.The mouse is also amazing. Originally when looking at the photos I figured I would not use the mouse as it didn't look ergonomic (almost like the apple magic mouse 2). In reality, it actually feels good and it's whisper quiet when clicking. I just can't get over how there is no sound when you click, but you do FEEL a very good and satisfyingly cushioned click. Hard to explain but it's great.Very slim and chic. They basically copied the first gen apple keyboard (which is a good thing). I had never heard of this brand... I searched amazon for "logitech keyboard" and this was the first suggestion from Amazon. At first I was annoyed at why a non-logitech keyboard showed up in search results but I am very happy it did. Thanks Amazon for not letting logitech crowd the market with their products and letting this absolute gem come through.Multimedia KeysMail - launches windows 10 mail appBrowser - launches your default browserCUT and PASTE keysSelect All keyVolume up, down, and mutePlay, pause, forward, back media keysLights to indicate number lock, caps lock, power, low charge and function lock.It's perfect.

The super-thin keyboard seems well made and rugged. I bought it to replace one that I had had for years because of the favorable reviews. I found right away that this set had some annoying features and found more and more later on.-The low profile keys are hard to get used to if you are used to a standard keyboard. It was a slow learning curve for me.-The rechargeable seems like a benefit at first but the charge lasts much less than disposable batteries, forcing you to use a wire for your "wireless" keyboard.-The keyboard holds "holds back" the first character typed after a pause causing you to retype it and then end up with repeated characters.-The unnecessarily slim mouse is awkward and mine started skipping/jumping no matter what surface it is on. I ended up turning it off and using an old one.

I looked long and hard for a quiet keyboard. I type fairly fast and I am particular (picky) when it comes to the tactile of the keyboard, it's sound, and it's function. This thing is not great at any of them. First of all the keys are very loud for being considered a quite keyboard. They require quite a bit of strike to get them to connect. The feel of the key is also very slippery so keeping on track is difficult. Someone put on here that the space bar strike was pretty loud, well I think all the keys are fairly loud. If you are looking for a typing keyboard this is not for you. Now to the mouse. The right and left click of the mouse is VERY quiet. It's also so quiet that you can't tell when you connect. The right click mechanism is lower in the mouse so if you are up at the top of the mouse your "quiet click" that you don't know you did will not register. You really have to push down and be lower on the mouse to get it to connect. The DPI button is a joke and doesn't work at all. The mouse only scrolls at one speed. At times the mouse will sleep and it takes several seconds to get it to wake up. Not ideal. Overall kinda pricey for the quality. I would keep looking.

I have to edit my review: While the keyboard is very silent, it's much too light. The keyboard jams a lot sometimes, sometimes not at all. But it's actually the mouse that bothers me. The buttons are much too sensitive. I find myself doing a ton of right clicks i don't mean to do. got me annoyed enough to look into changing my keyboard. Using an old one right now, i'll see later.I didn't have it for long, this may a bit premature; but i like it. It's very flat, i've never really had anything like it. The wireless link seems strong, which was the main thing worrying me. I even put on bluetooth headphones which would kill my old keyboard. Mouse uses 2 AAA batteries and the keyboard is Lithium recharged. You have color leds for cap lock, num lock and function lock. If you want to use the F1-F12 you would set function lock. If you want to set the volume or other fancy things you can just leave it unlocked and hit function as you need it.The reason i picked this keyboard is it was rated as #1 silent keyboard in a review. It is actually very silent. Or i should say as silent as you hit the keys. As i type this i'm making a bit of a noise, but playing a mmog with wasd, not a sound.

If you plan on using this keyboard for less than 30 days, you should be okay. Mine started acting up just after 30 days of use. Very light use, I might add. I'm talking, three 1/2-days a week over that 30-day period. Most of the keys on the bottom row stopped working. I contacted the seller, but because it was beyond their 30-day return policy, they wouldn't do a thing to help remedy the situation. So, I contacted Jelly Comb tech support directly, I got a very encouraging response back from them right away. "Please don’t worry, all the products have one year warranty and I will try my best to solve the problems for you". But when she found out it was purchased through Northern Shipments on Amazon, and not through them directly, I was told to contact Northern Shipments. The same vendor that refused to do anything for me. All further contact to Jelly Comb support went unanswered after that. That's a pretty useless 1-year warranty! And I'm left with just as useless a keyboard now. It's a very expensive product, with very poor support behind it. My advice is to stay clear of this. If you're looking for a pretty silver and white wireless keyboard & mouse, spend a bit more and get Apple's Magic Keyboard and Mouse. Apple will stand by their products, no matter where you bought it.

My wife got this for me so i wouldn't disturb her sleep due to space constraints and sharing the space where she sleeps. The wireless keyboard has a great tactile response and is doesn't produce much noise. You probably would strain to hear the mouse even while using it, much less others around you. The keyboard comes with a silicone keyboard cover which muffles the typing sound even more if you so fancy. I've been using it like that since day one and I find that it doesn't really bother me or affects my typing. Great solution if you're looking for a quiet keyboard and mouse solution which doesn't break the bank!

Bought it as a gift for my wife and she absolutely loves it! Great quality, aluminum finish and comfortable when using! Keys feel good and extremely easy to setup! Would encourage others to consider it for the price point.

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