MK120 Wired Keyboard and Mouse Combo for Windows, Optical Wired Mouse, Full-Size Keyboard, USB Plug-and-Play, Compatible with PC, Laptop, QWERTY UK English Layout - Black

excellent quality at a reasonable price, very good value!

Both work well, if you like a black keyboard and mouse.

Great basic keyboard and mouse. I had a wireless mouse previously and got fed up with the batteries running out while in the middle of doing work. My old wireless keyboard was good, with numerous shortcut keys...which I'll miss....but it got too tatty...had to go... This keyboard doesn't have shortcut & media keys, and the mouse doesn't have browser 'back & 'forward' keys which I used on my old one. So this is basic. But it's a cheap price. I'm really impressed with the feel of both the keyboard and mouse. The keys are nice and quiet, and I my typing is faster on it than my previous keyboard. The bottom has good grippy pads. The mouse feels nice, with a nice click and is comfortable in the hand. I'm happy with this package. Even though I lose some features, I needed to renew, for a cheap price...and I'm happy.

Great keyboard and mouse set. It works exactly as it should and is great value for money.

For its price, this is an excellent basic package. The full-size keyboard is particularly competent, with full travel keys and number pad.

Excellent product good value for money

Decent keyboard and mouse, it doesn't have features that many modern mice and keyboard have like pointer speed adjuster which is preferred for me and would have been 5 stars if not for the fact it was advertised as a "combo" and "Just plug in this corded combo via USB and go." Implying it was tethered through one USB connection. If it had stated that it uses two separate USB connections like most other ones instead of some nonsense about its carbon footprint then I wouldn't mind. But it didn't.

This was bought as an emergency purchase to enable use of a Dell Latitude E5530 laptop. The original keyboard on that had become unusable because of a build up of detritus over 10+ years between the key contact membranes - a vacuum was no longer able to clear the mess. I run Ubuntu, and make use of the multi-media special keys, and especially the calculator pad at the right. I originally planned to get the DELL USB keyboard, but close examination of the pictures showed that although it was described as ENG(UK) QWERTY, the pound sign £ was not supported. With the original keyboard detached from the motherboard, and a piece of thin card to insulate components, the logitech keyboard was laid across the "hole", plugged in to a spare USB 2.0 port. It's slim enough so that there is still full access to the trackpad, and the height does not get in the way of seeing the screen. Worked as expected on every key - checked with the xev utility -with my OS. No extra driver needed. There is NO Fn modifier, so I have had to write my own key-bindings with other modifiers to achieve things like volume, brightness, and immediate access to the calculator. I haven't tried edge case tests like the REISUB commands direct to the Linux kernel. Because of the way it has to be positioned neither ergonomics or comfort can be a consideration, but I would note that the keys are "clacky" and provide good feedback. Did the expected job. A good purchase. UPDATE 5 September 2024 The legends on the keycaps are starting to wear away, less than three months of use. E, R, C, N (worst) and M. Really missing the multimedia keys for controlling volume. No problems with actual keystrokes and reading on the Ubuntu system.