LeadsaiL Pink Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, Full-Sized Ergonomic Computer Keyboard with Phone Tablet Holder, 2.4GHz Silent Cordless Keyboard Mouse Set for Windows Laptop, PC, Desktop

December 2023**Update to my review: the seller reached out to me regarding my keys. unfortunately they were unable to fix the letter keys :( Fortunately, they were able to send me a new keyboard! Thew new one works so great and the keys are smooth (and yes, the B and N WORK!!) I think my previous keyboard may have been defective. Thank you to the seller for sending me a new keyboard. I get to enjoy my promotion and work in peace--------------April 2023I got a promotion at work and wanted to make my office feel like me. I bought this keyboard because of its round buttons and phone slot. The keyboard and mouse worked great! For a couple of months. I noticed that my letter B and N keys would sometimes not work but I didn’t think much of it. Now, a few 6 months later, my letter B and N are completely out and not working. I’ve played with the on/off switch and it worked a couple of times. Now, it just doesn’t work at all. Loved it while it lasted but I don’t think this product is for long term.

No one likes typing a the keys making a bunch of noise atleast I don’t. This is very quiet and it’s so pretty. Makes the office look a little more fun.

Love this keyboard and mouse! The touch is perfect and the area at the top holds my phone and other items that I may need for reference when at the computer. My husband needed a keyboard, so I let him try this one and ended up purchasing another one for him. Well worth the money.

I really like the feel of this keyboard. The round keys feel comfortable and seem to be easier to hit and it types smoothly and correctly. I like that I can turn it and the mouse off to save battery life. The pink color is fun and the keys show up better. It has many shortcuts that are useful. I would prefer a smaller keyboard without the number keys on the right side but it's ok. The keyboard is heavy enough to remain in one spot; the mouse is ergonomically shaped and comfy to use. I've only had it a few days but so far I am very happy with this purchase.

Edit: A week in, I'm a teeny bit disappointed to see that the letters are already wearing off the E,S, I, and A keys, as well as the comma and period. I tried to clean them with a soft cloth and plain water to make sure it wasn't, say, oil from my skin, but it's not; they're wearing off very quickly. As a touch-typer, I will be fine, but not everyone is a touch-typer. And it's definitely lost its "shiny new, cool-looking keyboard" glow and looks old already.Also, there IS a "Sleep" key. It's in the top right with a little image of a lock on it. It's in a place where it's less likely to get accidentally bumped while picking up the keyboard. Do people really use Sleep Mode manually?So, as happy as I am with this set, I feel like I have to knock a star off for the keys wearing down so fast. I'm pretty disappointed about that.---------------------------------------Original Review:When this set arrived, I was immediately surprised with the weight of it. The box it comes in is nice, like a much more expensive product might come in. There's not a lot of useless packaging, but the presentation is better than most.First, the keyboard...The keyboard weighs twice as much as the one this is replacing, and is very solidly built. You could seriously use this thing to defend yourself if the monsters from the novel you're using it to write were to pop out of the screen and come after you! It feels like it's weighted to keep from sliding around, but it's not so heavy that I can't sit with it on my lap to type (as I'm doing now).As a pretty decent touch-typist, I was worried about the rounded keys, but they're actually very pleasant to use. They're slightly concave, which keeps finger-sliding to a minimum, and the Home Keys have decently prominent raised bars. (As a touch-typist, I've found that some keyboards have barely-there Home Key designators and I have to do a little moving around to make sure I'm on the Home Keys.) They're not spaced any differently than square keys, and there was not the slightest learning curve for me in using them.The keys are definitely "clacky", which I'm OK with (alright I admit it, I'm not just OK with them but I kind of like it even though people at work used to tell me to type more quietly). If you need silence or don't like the sound of typing (or are buying this for an office where the person in the next cubicle is going to have a problem with the clickety-clack), then this won't be your thing at all.On to the mouse...The base is slightly weighted, which seems to make it move smoothly, and the scroll wheel is rather wider than those of other mice I've used. I have three other wireless mice sitting on my desk now, from a $3.95 Amazon purchase up to a $20 one, and I only really got this one because it came with the keyboard. I initially decided to use this one because it meant one less USB port taken up, but now I'm using it because I like it so much more than the others!Unlike the keyboard, the mouse is practically silent. The button clicks are soft, both in feel and in sound, and the scroll wheel moves quietly.The documentation is short, and the English section contains some iffy English, but it's enough for what you need, especially since these both worked fine right out of the box. I tried them out on a Windows 10 machine and on an older Windows 8.1 PC I have, and they were easy plug-and-play on both.There is no sleep function (one of the things Amazon wanted a star rating on), but to me that's a bonus. I had to take the Sleep key off my last keyboard because it couldn't be disabled and it was right where you'd put your hand to pick the keyboard up if you wanted to use it on your lap, so my PC was constantly going into Sleep Mode. I don't know many people that require a Sleep Mode key, but if you do, again, I haven't found one.There is a nice set of pre-programmed actions assigned to the Function keys, (volume, media control, email, and browser) invoked using a FN key rather than as separate keys; the one standalone action key is to open the calculator.Overall, I'm seriously impressed with this keyboard and mouse set, especially for the price. It looks, feels, and performs like tech that absolutely costs more than what I paid for it. I've had several of these keyboards and mice over the years, and at roughly the same price point they've all been much less nice or comfortable to use.My only annoyance? The keyboard requires two AAA batteries, and the mouse requires one AA battery. Not a deal-breaker, but it doesn't come with the batteries, so make sure you've got both types on hand!OK, the disability stuff. (Skip this bit if you don't need this info, the main review is over.)...I'm disabled due to a spinal cord injury in my neck that makes my fingers less sensitive, and my hands less responsive and more shaky than they were in the past. I had a 100wpm typing rating previously (and now you know why the clacking was seriously bad for my work neighbors!). Although I've managed to keep a decent typing speed, I've found I make a lot more typos, mis-clicks, and the like since the injury, and the keyboard and mouse I'm using have to do more than just work to be good for me. So I wanted to leave a bit of info for anyone with hand sensitivity or control issues.The home keys being nicely defined is fantastic. I can always find them without hunting, which isn't always the case on others (even before the injury, but more so now). The concave keys help my fingers slot right onto the correct key and the little bit of gap between the keys because they're round makes it very hard for my fingers to accidently slide onto the next key over. The round keys--and how these are built in particular--seem to help with some of my typos. I don't feel like the keys require a lot of finger strength, probably about the same as most other keyboards.The extra-wide wheel on the mouse is really nice and helps me to keep my finger set on it. And the soft clicking means I don't have to put a lot of energy into pushing the left or right mouse buttons. The slightly weighted mouse base keeps me from accidentally sending the mouse flying across the desk as I sometimes do with lighter ones, and the heavier keyboard also keeps the that solidly where I need it even when my hands take on a mind of their own now and then.I can't speak to every type of finger or hand issues, but I am honestly very pleasantly surprised with this product as I didn't expect this keyboard and mouse to do more than just replace old ones that were getting worn out.

Bought as a gift for work and they said it’s comfortable and they like it.

My keyboard, with new batteries, will not work.

The media could not be loaded. ***UPDATE***Haven’t even had it for a week and I will be returning. The sleep mode is fine for the keyboard—as soon as I hit a key it wakes up and works. The mouse only does half the time, so I have to flip it to turn the switch off/back on constantly. The mouse is the main issue too because it does not register all the time. Sometimes it jumps around, lags, but most annoyingly I will hold down to highlight text and it just unselects randomly, it’s like the click/holding down isn’t registering. This combo has been an annoyance all week unfortunately and even at this low price point I can’t justify keeping it.I looked for a wireless keyboard/mouse for what felt like YEARS. Not really, but I did a lot of searching. Never imagined I’d find one for a fraction of the price that is actually this good. I don’t know if it’s going to hold up, but I sure hope it does!There’s a decent weight to it, definitely does not feel flimsy. The mouse is the perfect size, a little bigger than the wireless mouse I’ve been using with my laptop, and more comfortable. You can see it almost has a little sparkle to it too! The edges of the keys have shiny black as well. The mouse has a silent and rubbery click which is awesome. Keyboard isn’t silent but also not super loud.My musts were: full keyboard (not those modern compact where half the go-to keys are missing), power button on both, not expensive, and a product reviewed by real people and not “free product reviews.”This exceeded my expectations for sure.

The media could not be loaded. I’m super picky when it comes to keyboard noises and mouse clicking.First you can’t even hear the mouse.. it’s so wonderful AND it fits perfectly in my palm.I love love love the keyboard.. the spacing between the keys is perfect and they don’t make that annoying sound. Plus it looks soooo sleek.

great keyboard slick finish and i was surprised on the durability this had , not a flimsy keyboard at all ! will be buying if needed again in the future!

yes, it is the most comfortable keyboard I have used so far

Les touches du clavier sont parfaites pour moi.

Now, aside from the miscommunication in the wording and my own personal dumb-assery, I love this keyboard and mouse.It works wonderfully, aesthetically I like it too, though I wish there were more colour variations. (That’s simply a personal preference and not part of this review reflection) I love that it’s full size, it’s quiet, and easy to use too.Now if you make the mistake like me (refer to paragraph 1) I will advise you ahead of time to purchase a lightning to usb adapter, if your apple/tablet product is lightning. (The adapter will need to be the variation you use on your product to USB, for this set)I can’t speak on anything further than this as of this moment but I’ll adjust my review in the future if necessary. I bought an adapter off Amazon for $13 total (fees and all that included) since all the ones in stores nearby were pushing $30+ and no thanks. I included a picture with the adapter as well.