Logitech MK345 Wireless Combo Full-Sized Keyboard with Palm Rest and Comfortable Right-Handed Mouse, 2.4 GHz Wireless USB Receiver, Compatible with PC, Laptop,Black

Purchased in 2021. Use it in my recliner when at home playing game, email and watching entertainment. I have arm chair covers that the mouse works well on and keyboard in lap. Wrist rest really makes this work well. Hundreds of hours using it to the point of letters worn off keys. Replacing it this week because mouse after a million clicks is starting to double click sometimes. Which can be annoying when navigating menus or closing out a window and you close 2 instead. Zero issues for the rest. Still working. Highly recommended. Distance from USB is only about 4 feet for good signal, 6 feet and signal gets weak. But my PC is next to TV and not an issue. Bought 4 pack of lithium ion batteries year ago and use one in mouse, recharging every month or two to keep battery in good shape. Suspect it would last a very long time if I forgot. Logitech is worth the cost for quality and non-issues.

I had an older Logitech Model K540 keyboard and wireless mouse that was starting to misbehave after about 10 years of service. Sluggish mouse action (even with new batteries) and stalling out, requiring continual on-off to reset - same for keyboard which also had a sticking Left CTRL key. I ended up selecting this new model because it has a palm rest over the less expensive options. The keyboard and mouse work perfectly out of the box, no issues and was recognized by my HP laptop right away - no driver is needed (using Windows 10). If I was to offer any criticism, it would be that (1) the mouse is very light and make entirely of plastic (my prior mouse had rubber sides) - not a deal breaker but I did prefer the soft edge of my old mouse; and (2) the keyboard is noisy when you type on the keys. All in all my old setup lasted 10 years and I think was sturdier and better made, but this new replacement will do the job and the price was right. My old keyboard had a LED on the Caps-Lock key and the top row of control functions were available without you haveing to press the FN key, but considering the price and value, I'm satisfied and would recommend this Logitech model...

Like the feel of the mouse and keyboard has all the features I need

I bought this to replace an 10+ year old Logitech keyboard and mouse that were falling apart. The keys on this new one have a nice, firm feel when pressing them and I like the shape of the new mouse. That said, they are both noticeably smaller, which is somewhat uncomfortable for my larger hands. The visual design of both the keyboard and mouse are more modern and pleasing, but the plastic they are made from feels more delicate and possibly less likely to last in comparison to my previous keyboard. In theory, I like the palm rest on this keyboard, but in reality it is uncomfortable for my palms. I do really like the tiny Bluetooth receiver that fits in a USB port. My previous one was larger and would sometimes get knocked out. Lastly, I'm not a big fan of the functionality of a few of the Function Keys. In my previous keyboard, for instance, there were dedicated volume buttons. In this keyboard, they are integrated into the Function Keys so that I have to press the lower FN key in addition to the various Function Keys marked for volume actions. This extra key stroke is, of course, a minor inconvenience, but hey, reviews are meant to point out imperfections. Does it do the job of being a keyboard? Yes. Is it a fantastic keyboard? No.

I have purchased this Logitech combo to replace the one from Dell that was expensive, but did not last even 2 yrs. I did not need anything fancy - I am not a gamer. And I liked this combo more than the Dell's one. Dell had a heavy, large mouse with many buttons I never needed and difficult-to-press keys. The Logitech mouse is smaller, lighter, sits in my hand comfortably, and is so responsive that sometimes I think I press it just with my wishes. The keyboard has a hand rest, the keys are also lgihter to press. More convenient than Dell's.Among the drawbacks are the lack of under-key lighting. And I could not find a combo for USB-C. Nobody uses the original USB format anymore. Hence, I still need the adapter.

Connected right up and works great. Keyboard is full size and mouse works great.

I had a laptop whose keyboard had quite a few keys which you had to punch really hard to activate. was very frustrating. Ordered this keyboard and it worked right out of the box. was easy to get used to as most of the keys were identical to the laptop and in the same place. The receiver you plug into the usb port is very tiny and hard to find in the packing but was there. Make sure you look hard and dont throw the box away until you find the little plugin.