Dell KM636 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo (Black)

Love it! I wanted this exact model as it is identical to the one I use at work and home, but I wanted it wireless. Having both devices on the same Bluetooth receiver means one less USB spot too! And I think there's less interference as well. It was a little pricey, but it's a quality product that I expect to last a few years. It's Dell, next step up would be Logitech. This is an excellent pricepoint for most people.

I like the feel of the keys. I have always had success with Dell products. This keyboard is easy to use, has everything I need.

Easy hookup, looks good, very responsive. As good as more expensive models.

This is my first wireless mouse and keyboard. I put the batteries in and AFTER I turned the switches on they worked great.

Not very happy it's okay it will do, I just prefer my old dell keyboard with the palm rest and other features not found on this keyboard

The keyboard is good and I like the feel of the keys. My problem is with the material. I've had the keyboard and mouse for only four hours. There are already smudge marks on the mouse and keys from the oil on my hand. It makes it look dirty and you'll have to keep cleaning.

I liked how it types and the feel of touch when typing, but it was not connecting well to the computer. It was not typing what I was typing and when I clicked one time and it typed multiple times.

The keyboard was a replacement one and it worked for 1 day only. I had to buy another one so chose a different brand. I still have to return this one which is such a pain. I wish things worked these days. I'm very disappointed.

Keeps dropping the connection, randomly. The keyboard indicator light goes from white to red to dark. Works fine 95 percent of the time but call me crazy, I think a keyboard should work 100% of the time. BTW: The keyboard and mouse are within 2 feet of the USB dongle.

Advertised as US which I took to mean "English" not so, surprise, surprise its a "French Canadian" version in a box marketed as US. No quality control, lesson learned, on its way back.