seenda Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse Combo, COE200 Ergonomic Wireless Keyboard Mouse with Wrist Rest, Multi-Device Connection, Full-Size, Compatible for Computer/Laptop/Mac/MacBook, Black

GREAT FOR MACBOOK
Must have for WFH on mac book. Easy connection with BT, good latency and a proper FPS feel to the mouse. Wheel is amazing, feels sturdy and hopeful!

Good Combo, But a Few Minor Issues
The Seenda wireless keyboard and mouse combo works really well overall. The keyboard is comfortable to type on, and the wrist rest helps during long typing sessions. I also like that it can connect to multiple devices easily—switching between my laptop and MacBook is simple.The mouse is decent, though not as smooth as I expected on all surfaces. Battery life seems okay so far, but I wish it lasted a bit longer. Overall, a solid combo for the price, just a few small drawbacks keep it from being perfect.

Connected IMMEDIATELY — even before the laptop did. Quiet & good feel.
I’ll need to use it for a length of time so I can provide a fully fair review, but… this thing is incredible so far, just in terms of connectivity. I put the battery in both the mouse and the keyboard. I put the dongle in the computer as the computer was waking up. BOTH keyboard and mouse were ready and responsive IMMEDIATELY when the laptop was. Outstanding.Mine has a scuff looking place on the keyboard, and one of the rubber feet was missing, so it wobbles. Found it stuck to the warranty card envelope. Installed it and still is wobbly, so awaiting a replacement. But I think I’ll be very happy with this. Typing on it now, with no latency or hesitation.I do wish it was narrower, because I hate when the keys are off to one side, and my mouse is so far off to the other. So I keep my mouse pad ABOVE the keyboard and to the side, instead of right beside it. But I do like the number pad, so… yeah. Trade-offs, I guess. I just wish these arrow keys and page up/down, etc., keys could’ve been put in another place to make this 4 or 5″ more narrow.Good feel to the keys and it’s quiet to type. Mouse is tall enough for my hand (I’m 6ft with long fingers, so flat mice REALLY cramp my hand after hours.) Really, really enjoying this.

Works good.
Very convenient, USB plus Bluetooth. Everything works so far.

It feels very solid.It’s made of solid plastic and has some weight to it.It’s a good height and you can also flip open the legs.It is a full size keyboard.The keys have a nice premium thud when pressing and a very good rebound.But I think they are a bit too blocky and close together.It’s too easy too hit adjacent keys. It would be better if they where more tapered.With the additional function keys, it’s tailored for laptop use. (eg brightness settings)Keyboard uses 1 AAA battery.The mouse is more of a laptop mouse than a full size.Mouse also has 3 DPI settings, to slow or speed up movement.Default DPI is the lowest setting, and is a bit too slow. Best is the middle 1200 dpi.But there is no visual DPI indicator on the mouse.The laser works on most surfaces.Scroll wheel is very smooth and precise.Only the mouse has a hardware on/off switch.Mouse uses 1 AA battery and has a quick release door.Batteries NOT included. But I prefer this over built-in battery.Just change them out when needed.The keyboard & mouse each have their own dedicated device buttons.(Dongle, BT)However you need to switch between them manually using the dedicated buttons.I like that it includes a dongle which controls both. Just plug in and go.Dongle is always the better option, specially for a PC.With Bluetooth, you can connect to anything that supports keyboards and/or mouse (iPad, iPhone, Android, etc)But you also need to BT pair the keyboard & mouse individually.Which means that when you switch devices, you need to switch them individually using the dedicated buttons.The keyboard has indicator lights for 2.4, BT, and CAPs.Overall it’s a good keyboard mouse combo, that feels more premium than MS or Logitech.However the blocky keys need some getting use it.And it is a quiet keyboard.

This is a fairly decent basic wireless keyboard/mouse combo that seems reasonably well-built and for the most part works as expected without issues although I do find the DPI options for the mouse a bit lacking compared to most others. The keyboard is fairly quiet and so is the mouse, which is decent. The mouse is responsive with its 2.4GHz dongles (USB-A) and it can be used with just about all modern OS as long as it has a USB-A port. The same dongle is used by both keyboard and the mouse. In addition, they also support BT connection on their own and you can certainly use that as well if you wish but I personally prefer the dongle for easier and seamless operations.The mouse does have a power button which I very much prefer to have but some others out there don’t have a power button for some reason and that’s just not very smart in my mind. It also has a button for switching between BT and 2.4GHz but no side buttons (I don’t use those often anyway).Both keyboard and the mouse have an old school plastic shell that I like and indeed prefer over the type of plastic that’s soft to the touch with a rubbery and velvety kind of texture that for the most part provides decent grip at the beginning; however, the plasticizers and/or other additives would eventually break down and the end result is a sticky and tacky surface that’s just NOT something I’d ever wanna have to deal with (again).They are both fairly quiet as advertised which is nice although I don’t personally mind for them to be a little clicky. They are noticeably quieter than their ordinary counterparts especially for the mouse. The wheel is also fairly accurate with smooth scroll and it’s responsive with a knurled surface, which (again) I prefer.As far as I’m concerned, ALL mouse wheels MUST be knurled to provide accurate and consistent scrolling experience in my book. The mouse itself has reasonable height (at its highest point) similar to most others of similar size, design, and style that I actually prefer (over ultra low-profile ones). Btw, it has roughly the same height as Microsoft Mouse 1850, amongst others.Unfortunately, it only has 3 adjustable DPI options (800/1200/1600) and that’s undoubtedly its weakest point and a major downside in my mind. For ordinary tasks, I prefer 1200/1300 DPI which this particular mouse does support; however, I’d prefer 1800/2000 DPI for other tasks it lacks, so that’s a bit of a bummer.Overall, it does feel good in the hand and it’s fairly comfortable after an hour or so of testing. I’d also like to see some rubber/silicone at the sides for better grip/control over time. Well, perhaps that’s too much to ask for a basic mouse (and I digress). That said, the mouse does have textured surface at the sides and they are perhaps the best features of the mouse (well for me anyway).As for the keyboard, it’s pretty standard and typical and nothing really stands out for me. It’s a full-sized keyboard and the F1-12 keys can also be used as media keys with the help of the Fn key; nothing fancy here. You can also use Fn-Q and Fn-W to switch to 2.4GHz or Bluetooth mode, respectively. Btw, they will auto sleep after 30 min of inactivity to conserve battery life.≡ ValueAll things considered, this is a fairly decent basic wireless keyboard/mouse combo that’s reasonably well-made and for the most part works as expected without issues. They support both Bluetooth and 2.4GHz (via USB-A dongle) connections, which I do appreciate and indeed that’s one of the primary reasons for the order. The mouse also has textured sides which I very much prefer.They have old school plastic shell which (again) is what I prefer over the newer rubbery and velvety type of plastic. They’re also fairly quiet although I don’t personally mind them to be a little more clicky especially for the mouse. They’re reasonably priced at $20 for what they provide and their overall build quality, features, usability, versatility, and performance.

I’ve been really enjoying using this keyboard and mouse combo with my work from home setup and it’s also worked well as a media controller for my projector.Getting it connected and working with my laptop was super easy. It comes with a 2.4ghz receiver and can also work with Bluetooth, which means you can use it on a variety of devices. Both the keyboard and mouse are very comfortable to use and have a nice ergonomic shape to them, with the keyboard having a built in wrist rest.I’ve personally been using the Bluetooth function to connect to laptop and have found it to be very reliable and haven’t experienced connectivity issues or lags. The keys and switches on both devices are clicky and responsive, and are pretty satisfying to use! The one improvement that I would have liked to have seen the ability to recharge them, but, having a couple of rechargeable AA and AAA batteries around to power these with is not a problem at all.Overall, I’d recommend this to anyone looking for an affordable, reliable and functional keyboard and mouse combo! The keyboard has a bunch of keys and features built into it that allows users to switch between Windows and Mac mode, which I love!