MK270 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo for Windows

This wireless keyboard and mouse set has been my "go to" for many years now. I think I've owned two different sets, and also bought one for my partner. All are still going strong after heavy, long-term use. The battery life is excellent. I must confess I never turn off the power on either the mouse or the keyboard and they go for months and months on end without requiring a replacement battery. Connection is good - I never have any issues with the connection tripping out so that makes these very reliable bits of kit. The mouse, while not sexy, does a great job and fits comfortably in the the palm of your hand (see photos). In short, this is a cheap product but offering high quality - I feel that makes this excellent value for money.

Nice keyboard at a good price

I bought this as a replacement for my old keyboard, which I felt was ready to retire after a long life of having liquids spilled on it, and also a cracked casing. I only really wanted the keyboard, but the fact that a mouse was included, and they were both wireless (I hate wires), appealed to me. The price, which at the time of purchase was £14.99 (a reduction of 40%), made me wonder how decent the keyboard was actually going to be; was I buying a £15 paperweight? A fellow customer even mentioned in his review that the keyboard was 'a little flexible in the middle', and that 'the mouse battery cover was so loose I had to slip a piece of cardboard in there to keep it in place' which further accentuated my scepticism. I'd like to repudiate both of these statements now: Firstly, I always use the MK270 on its feet, and there are no signs of any flexibility; and secondly, my the battery cover to my mouse remains very much in place. Someone else mentioned that the keyboard doesn't have a CAPS LOCK indicator light, but this is also untrue. To dissipate any confusion about the keyboard's key configuration, I will inform you that this is a UK English QWERTY keyboard. My only criticism of the Logitech MK270 Wireless Combo (and a few other customers have mentioned this) is that the mouse is quite small. It's not a major issue, as the mouse functions very well, but it just means reduced comfort, especially with extensive usage. Perhaps the best thing about this product is the fact that you merely have to unpack the set, plug in the receiver, and pull out the battery protectors and that's it - the product is ready to use. Overall, the MK270 Wireless Combo is fantastic value for money, has no major design flaws (other than the size of the mouse), and it consists of a simple 'everyday' keyboard (not recommended for gamers!) with the edge of hotkeys and wireless functionality; and a (rather small) mouse, which is also wireless. I give this product a respectable 4/5 stars.

Great quality keyboard and mouse, Logitech have improved the keyboard feel considerably since the previous version I bought a couple of years ago. The keys are much quieter and there's less wobble and movement. It was already a good keyboard with decent wireless range, but now it feels so much better to type on. The battery lasts forever. The mouse is also good and reliable, and unlike some other wireless mice you don't need to click it to wake it, it will wake just from movement, while also having excellent battery life. The mouse is also slightly re-designed from before, with the on/off switch in a different location, but I'm not sure what else has changed. On the previous version my main issue was the scroll wheel click stopped working properly - had to press hard, past the actual click, for it to activate - so hopefully they've fixed that. Other great point is that the keyboard and mouse both come with Duracell batteries included. I got the combo for £16 in black Friday sale which is great value. Even at the normal £20 it's pretty unbeatable. Don't bother with other random brand keyboards. With Logitech you know you're getting a quality keyboard and there's a reason why the MK270 combo is so popular.

Excellent value for money ,it is not fancy but it does not look cheap it is plain black well made and the fit and finish are excellent .The mouse is not large but very effective ,there is no red light under the mouse to indicate it is on so check your cursor on the screen ,I can't tell if this is deliberate or a minor fault on my mouse in particular either way it does not effect the performance so I am not worried at all .It did come with batteries but they were dead so I replaced them with my own again not a problem as I was not expecting it to come with batteries .All in all I am very happy with it .

I am still using this keyboard and mouse combo and absolutely love it. It works perfectly, and I haven't experienced any problems at all. Reliable, practical, and great value for money. Highly recommended!

In most respects, this keyboard/mouse combo provides decent value for money, in that they work more or less as advertised. That said, the keyboard has one VERY SERIOUS design flaw that from time to time makes me want to throw it out the window. Logitech have implemented what I'm sure they consider to be a very helpful feature, namely, eight physical hot keys along the top of the keyboard with certain pre-wired functions (e.g., volume controls, calculator and email buttons). But one in particular just about ruins this keyboard for me. That is the power button. I can't tell you how many times I've inadvertently hit this key and, initially, had it shut down my computer with no warning or opportunity to countermand the predetermined action. And, of course, Logitech provide NO ABILITY to re-program or disable these hot keys. It seems they did once upon a time, as their web site contains an FAQ article describing a configuration application called SetPoint that was available for this purpose. However, the download link for that application now returns a 404. The only other possibly relevant application for this purpose (Logi Options+) does not recognize the K270 keyboard. And querying the AI assistant on their web site confirms the fact that the hot keys cannot be disabled or modified. This is idiotic and emblematic of many hardware manufacturers' mindset of infantilizing their customers or simply locking such functionality to steering them toward more expensive options. So, I would not have purchased this keyboard had I known of this limitation, and thought others may want to know as well. Caveat emptor. PRO TIP: To somewhat lessen the impact of this braindead "feature", under Windows 11 you can go into "Settings->System-Power->Power and sleep button controls" to reprogram the power button to go to sleep rather than shut down the computer. This setting, however, governs the power switch on the computer as well as the hotkey on the keyboard, which is suboptimal. But slightly preferable to an errant fat finger accidentally shutting down the computer at the most inopportune moment. My next purchase will be some SuperGlue to make absolutely certain this key can never be accidentally triggered again.

I bought this to use when working from home, but I was told it was not allowed for security reasons.

That wasn't for the keyboard, my apologies. The keyboard is perfect and works well.

Good connectivity and very practical. Comes with batteries.

Klawiatura super! Klawisze działają bezbłędnie i przyjemnie dzwięczą :). All in all świetna klawiatura.

Muy bien

I already have a keyboard/mouse of this exact brand and it's the reason i bought it overseas at a mark up due to its light weight. It's a great product i have used for a year or so. BUT when i got THIS One, it didn't come with a USB device (usually located within the mouse) that connects the mouse and keyboard to the computer. In essence, i just paid for a glorified paperweight. I am very disappointed seeing as i paid extra due to my country and on delivery costs. Not sure if it's the buyer but double check their other product reviews to make sure.