Catalog :: Computers :: Keyboards, Mice & Accessories :: Wireless Keyboard Mouse, Jelly Comb 2.4GHz Ultra Slim Full Size Rechargeable Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo for Windows, Laptop, Notebook, PC, Desktop, Computer (Black and Gray)

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Make sure this fits by entering your model number. WIRELESS KEYBOARD AND MOUSE COMBO: It includes a full-size keyboard and a precision mouse so you can work comfortably away from your computer or laptop. Compatible with Windows XP, Vista, Win 7, Win 8, and Win 10. RELIABLE 2.4GHz WIRELESS CONNECTION: One plug and play USB receiver for both keyboard and mouse without installing any additional software, ensures a strong and reliable connection. ULTRA-SLIM ALUMINUM DESIGN: The keyboard is made of durable aluminum material, ultra-slim and compact design, the thinnest part is just 4mm. Whisper-quiet keys let you enjoy comfortable and smooth typing and clicking. Hot keys keep access to applications and media control in easy reach. ADJUSTABLE DPI SWITCH: Easily adjust the sensitivity of the mouse between 3 DPI levels (800/1200/1600) to suit both ordinary and gaming needs. Optical laser allows for quick response, precise movement, and smoother tracking. RECHARGEABLE BATTERY: The K015 keyboard uses built-in lithium battery, can be easily recharged via USB cable, and the mouse requires 2 x AAA batteries (not included).

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SpidersPrey

06/25/2019

3

The Keys are INCREDIBLY sensitive. For me this ends up being a bad thing because I am a 131 WPM typer. I need my keys to depress once and only once. I very commonly get repeating keys when typing with this because of the sensitivity. I normally love chicklet style keyboards because they usually have some resistance behind the keys. But this thing can depress if you breathe on it too hard. Thats not a joke, I literally blew a gust of air (with my mouth) on the keyboard just to test, and it literally pressed three keys. Thats WAAAY too sensitive for me. There are some users who will prefer this, but some who will absolutely despise it, like I do. Im not going to give it a low review because I honestly believe that its doing what it was made to do, but what it was made to do is just not what I personally wanted.

Matt

06/25/2019

3

Among keyboards, the ergonomics of this keyboard is unmatched. Key travel is virtually zero. However, I had some minor problems in the beginning. I didnt worry about it because it wasnt a big deal. The mouse is a little small for my hand, but nothing that I couldnt get used to. The "U" key and "I" key were repeaters from the start. I should have returned it, but I liked it so much I decided to just deal. One key press resulted in 2-3 characters. Not always, but sometimes. Im a fast typer, so this would have resulted in a big issue if I were someone that typed documents a lot. With my PC, I do light typing and gaming. Also, the "2" key on the numeric keypad didnt work without a harder key press than the others. I use a numeric keypad for all numbers I type (habit), so it was just an annoyance. Over a year or so, the "M" key stopped working without a VERY hard key press, along with the "2" key on the numeric keypad. I love the slim design and ergonomics. The key action would be perfect, if all of the keys worked properly. Id be able to type 1,000,000 miles an hour. Over a year, I only charged this keyboard 3 times, used daily. Amazing battery life. I will recycle this and look for other slim designs that work. For now, pulled the old Logitech combo out of the closet. Huge key travel, but all the keys work when I press them after 2 years. The mouse also feels better.