Hebrew Keyboard Wireless Mouse Combo Hebrew/English Alphabet Built-in LCD Status Dashboard Sleek Design Seamless Typing

This is a much better keyboard by Fujicom. Everything arrived in perfect order, the wireless keyboard and mouse worked immediately, and the instructions were clear and precise. The keys are cut so they are comfortable to use and do not make a clacking noise. I am very impressed with this keyboard, unlike the other two I bought earlier from a different vender, where the paint on the keys wore off within months, the keys were noisy, and the keyboard was not well made at all.

I ordered and received the keyboard in the time stated. It is sturdy and the keys are comfortable to use. The receiver allows the mouse and keyboard to pair instantly with it provided that the receiver is in the computer first before the batteries are put in the keyboard and mouse. Also, the mouse has to be turned on. I requested a return the same day because even with the Hebrew Language Pack installed on my computer, I could not type the vowel points UNTIL I found directions for doing so in Wikipedia. The instructions were according to the keyboard layout with the appropriate keys to strike. I just finished typing a 100-word study sheet with Hebrew letters and niqqud with speed and ease. I cancelled my return and went back to work.

The keyboard worked correctly for about four weeks, and then failed. I've replaced the batteries several times; sometimes it works for about eight keystrokes then stops functioning; other times it simply doesn't work. Avoid this product; buy a wired keyboard or keyboard stickers instead.

For some reason the Hebrew lettering is much clearer that the English one (assuming touch-typing in one?)

Quality manufacture. Installation instructions are written in TEENY-TINY Hebrew and TEENY-TINY photos which my elderly eyes could not decipher. BUT pictures and notices on the box were all that I needed. I got both the mouse and the keyboard working in 3 minutes. Comes WITH batteries (bright red notice on the box tells you that). The box also tells you (in English!) that the USB receiver dongle is placed in the bottom of the mouse. I highly recommend this product for value and quality.

Update: so here we are several years after my original review below. Even though many keys are "faded" from their original luster, they are all still very legible and my initial reaction was to a large extent unfounded. I use this keyboard very day and the letters on each key are still very visible. This keyboard technically does what it's supposed to do: types in both languages. The problem is that after less than a month of usage, the English letters on the keys were VERY noticeably faded! I am not a touch typist, so at some point fairly soon I will be guessing what English letter the key I'm about to type is. At that point I'll toss this keyboard and hopefully find a dual language keyboard that's manufactured to last.

My keyboard began to fail after just 1 year. There is no on-off button, so when it goes off for no apparent reason, you cannot reactivate it. My keyboard works only intermittently now, with no clue as to what the cause is.

I was worried about this when I purchased because it was not so expensive. I thought that it would be poor quality. So I said go for it and use it only when I need a Hebrew KB. However, I found it really nice and am using it as my full time keyboard. So I am really happy to have it.