Signature MK650 Combo for Business, Wireless Mouse and Keyboard, Logi Bolt, Bluetooth, SmartWheel, Globally Certified, Windows/Mac/Chrome/Linux - Graphite

Amazing product. Both the keyboard and the mouse are excellent. The build quality is very good. The mouse has invisible laser and silent clicks.

Great keyboard and mouse. Very silent clicking. I took it out of the box, plugged the dongle into my laptop and both were easily connected and functioning within seconds. So easy.

Me sorprende que al ser ofertado en Amazon México, el teclado venga en inglés, claro ahí no tengo queja: debí haberme fijado en la fotografía. Mi problema con este teclado es que lleva 3 semanas fuera de la caja y su Bluetooth se está conectando y desconectando de mi Macbook (OS Monterey). Ya probé todos los consejos que Logitech tiene en su página y nada funciona. Este no es un problema de la Mac, tengo otros dispositivos Bluetooth conectados y ninguno falla. Así que, consumidor: cuidado!

This Logitech Signature MK650 Combo is a solid choice for anyone needing a reliable, quiet, and comfortable setup. I use it in a shared workspace, and the quiet typing and clicking have made a noticeable difference—no more noisy distractions during calls or meetings! The SmartWheel mouse is another highlight—it automatically switches between smooth scrolling and precise control, which is great when switching between spreadsheets and web browsing. The ergonomics are also impressive: the keyboard has a soft palm rest, and the mouse fits naturally in the hand. It's clear Logitech put a lot of thought into comfort and function. One major plus for me is how easy the low-pressure keys are to press. If you're dealing with carpal tunnel, arthritis, or general hand mobility issues, this keyboard makes a real difference. Typing feels smooth and effortless, which reduces strain during long work sessions. I use it with Windows without issues, and the Logi Bolt connection has been stable and secure throughout. A few drawbacks: there’s no backlighting, so it's not ideal for late-night work. It’s also battery-powered (AA), which isn't a dealbreaker thanks to the long battery life, but I’d prefer rechargeable. Finally, while Logi Bolt is great for stability, it does mean you need a USB port for the dongle unless you're using Bluetooth—something to consider for laptop users with limited ports. Overall: A great value combo for professionals who want a quiet, ergonomic, and accessible setup. Nearly perfect—just a few minor trade-offs.

I'm using this with a Dell XPS 13. My previous keyboard/mouse combo only had the nano USB receiver (which is also an option with this combo), but I had occasional lag issues. I decided to get the MK650 and try it with Bluetooth. I think it's a little expensive for what you get, but it's been worth it. It connects instantly and the connection is stable, plus it frees up a USB port on my hub. I have had zero issues with lag, drops, or interference, even with other Bluetooth devices connected such as earbuds or speakers. Keyboard: I'm used to chiclet style keys, but this is fine. I would prefer it without the palm rest to make it more compact, but it is comfortable. I like the multiple leg options to set the angle. I also like the built-in media and volume control keys above the main keys. They are a requirement for me so I don't have to hit Fn whenever I want to pause or change volume. That said, I am finding several of the function keys to be very useful. Being able to bring up settings, quick print, or calculator with a single keystroke is quite efficient. My only real complaint is the lack of a light to indicate NumLock for the numeric keypad. It's a minor issue, since I have it on nearly 100% of the time, but an indicator to be sure would be nice. There is one for CapsLock, so the lack for NumLock seems odd. Mouse: It's a nice, smooth mouse. The wheel is better than many others I have used. The inclusion of two side buttons is nice. By default, they go forward and backward through webpages or other apps. I'm sure they can be customized using Logitech apps, but they're fine for me as they are. The button clicks are very quiet and actually took me a little while to get used to. I was so used to louder clicks that I wasn't sure at first if I had missed a click. But after a couple of days it was natural and I love the quiet. Overall, it's a good combo. A little more expensive than ones that only have the USB receiver, but it's definitely worth the price for my usage. Connection is solid and there are lots of little features that are convenient and useful.

This is a great mouse/keyboard combination and well worth the price. That being said, I have one complaint. I had to "reset" the function lock in order to get the function keys working on Linux. It is performed by holding "esc" and the "fn" key simultaneously to do so. Why Logitech would disable function keys by default in favor of those "media" keys absolutely mystifies me. Fortunately this solution was easy to find. I would have rated it 5-stars except for this issue. This is the first time I encountered this in so many Logitech products. I have had so many Logitech wireless keyboards in the past decades using with both Linux and Windows and will keep using them.