Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, 2.4G Full Size Wave Keys Ergonomic Keyboard with Wrist Rest and 3-Level DPI Adjustable Wireless Ergonomic Mouse for Windows, Mac OS Desktop/Laptop/PC(Black)

Excellent comfort, smooth performance, and great value for a full setup
I’ve been using this wireless keyboard and mouse combo for a couple of days now, and it honestly exceeded my expectations—especially for the price. Setup was incredibly simple: just plug in the USB receiver (which is conveniently stored inside the mouse), pop in the batteries, and everything connects instantly—no drivers or extra steps needed.The ergonomic design is the standout feature for me. The wave-style keyboard and built-in wrist rest make a noticeable difference during long work sessions. I spend hours typing every day, and I’ve had way less wrist fatigue compared to my old flat keyboard. The keys have a soft, quiet feel with just enough feedback, so typing is both comfortable and efficient.The mouse is also surprisingly good. I like that it has adjustable DPI settings, which makes it easy to switch between precise movements (for design work) and faster scrolling (for general use). It tracks smoothly on most surfaces and feels natural in the hand—not too bulky, not too small.Another thing I appreciate is the stable wireless connection. I haven’t experienced any lag or dropouts, even when sitting a few feet away from my laptop. It’s rated to work up to about 33 feet, and so far it’s been very reliable.Battery life seems solid so far (still on the first set), and the overall build quality feels sturdy enough for daily use. It’s not a premium metal build or anything, but it definitely doesn’t feel cheap either.What I liked most:Comfortable ergonomic layout with wrist supportEasy plug-and-play setupSmooth, responsive mouse with adjustable sensitivityReliable wireless connection with no lagGreat value for a full keyboard + mouse comboMinor note: If you’re used to ultra-slim keyboards, this one has a bit more height—but that’s part of what makes it more ergonomic.Overall, this is a fantastic option if you want a comfortable, no-fuss wireless setup for work or home use. I’d definitely buy it again.

A good design for the keyboard, great mouse, but a couple of minor flaws
The keyboard has a good ergonomic design. I love the mouse and the feel of it in the hand. The scrolling wheel is silent, and the button placements are good. It’s great that both mouse and keyboard operate off the same USB. The keyboard itself makes a little electronic noise when you are typing. I’m not sure if this is part of the design or the fault of my particular keyboard. The hand rest is good, but not padded. However, I haven’t noticed discomfort with it. I have not had issues with typing, but the key travel is a little louder than my prior keyboards. Overall, I’m satisfied with the design and functionality, but would prefer quieter keys and I wish it didn’t make that strange slightly buzzing electronic noise when typing. The mouse is fantastic.

Comfortable and reliable
Comfortable and reliable combo. The ergonomic wave design and wrist rest make long typing sessions much easier on my hands. Easy plug-and-play setup, stable wireless connection, and smooth, quiet keys. The mouse is responsive and comfortable too. Great value for the price!

This wireless keyboard and mouse combo offers exceptional value and dependable performance. The keyboard is impressively quiet, and its ergonomic design provides great wrist support for comfortable, long-term typing. The mouse is equally impressive—responsive and precise. A standout feature is the tiny USB receiver; it ensures a lag-free, instant connection for both devices simultaneously, effectively saving a USB port. For those seeking an affordable, plug-and-play solution that simply works, this is an excellent choice.

Bom teclado de forma curva que permite um bom encaixe das mãos. É semelhante aos modelos curve da Microsoft, mas que, infelizmente, estão todos fora de linha. Dificilmente se encontra novos no mercado. Após plugado, assumiu o padrão abnt/Brasil e algumas teclas ficaram com os caracteres diferentes, mas ao padrão que o brasileiro está acostumado. Alguns teclados Microsoft tb faziam isso. A solução é comprar adesivos das letras e cola-los no padrão Brasil. Não prejudica em nada o desempenho. São poucas as teclas: “ç”, “~”, “^’, “‘”, “`”, “=” e a tecla Windows (pode surgir mais alguma). Ao teclar faz um pouco de barulho. Até nisso é parecido com os teclados Microsoft citados.