iClever GK03 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo - 2.4G Portable Wireless Keyboard Mouse, Rechargeable Ergonomic Design Full Size Slim Thin Stable Connection Keyboard for Windows 7/8/10, Mac OS

I purchased this keyboard 10/2020 and it finally gave out. It acted as if the button was stuck and stopped typing, kinda made it seem like my mouse was clicking all over the place but the mouse still works. I must say it is worth getting, I used this keyboard just about every single day since 2020 for work. I also used it on a smart/android Tv box for searching tv shows. The mouse is still going strong, no issues and as many have said "I hardly needed to charge the keyboard or add batteries to the mouse" I will be buying another one because I like the look (silver/white) and how slim it was. If you do not use probably as much as I did, it may last longer. And the usb range is pretty good as well, i did not want my computer to sleep from being away to make me a cup of coffee so I'd carry the mouse with me and move it around on the counter. Overall its a good buy 👍👍

Wanted a rechargeable keyboard mouse combo that would work with my work and personal PC to eliminate having two of each on my desk. I was but concerned before purchasing that the keyboard wouldn't be as comfortable to type on as my existing keyboard due to the lower profile and lack of legs to tilt the keyboard. But, I've found the keyboard great to use and didn't realize how clunky my old keyboard really was. The keyboard and mouse are connected to my work PC via the USB connector and connected to my personal PC via Bluetooth. Switching between the two is super fast and require minimal effort. Haven't needed to charge either device yet, but am glad I won't need to stick up on AA batteries any more. Great product, highly recommend.

This may just be the perfect keyboard for me. It's more like a laptop keyboard as far as tactile feel and I feel like I type faster on it than on a traditional desktop keyboard.Things to know:It might be small for some people. It's just slightly smaller than a traditional desktop keyboard some people might not like it I am fine with it.The angle is a little different from traditional desktop keyboards. the back of the keyboard is raised but not as much. This had not been an issue for me at all. I think I might prefer it but it's a good thing for people to know before buying.The mouse and keyboard put themselves to sleep if they are idle for too long. to wake the mouse just right click. I love this because they seem to both do excellent on battery life and this is probably why.If you have cats that are magnetically attracted to keyboard this is the best! I have a cat who's mission in life is to lay on my keyboard. Of course, that doesn't always make my computer happy. With this keyboard if I don't really need to type I can just turn the keyboard off (the switch is in a convenient place too) until I need it or until he moves on. Happy kitty and happy me. That was not even a factor when I picked it but has turned out to be the best benefit from owning it.The charge cord is a little short. Depending on how you're using it you might not be able to use it while you charge. I can't but it lasts a long time. I've had it almost 10 days and I haven't charged it yet. I'm going to charge it tonight after I'm done with my computer.It has a good warranty. If you register it online they extend the warranty so i believe it works out to be 18 months after that.there's not much to say about the mouse. It's smooth and works flawlessly (once I figured out it was going to sleep on me and I had to wake it up).I don't normally even buy keyboards I just use the one that came from the PC but my cords were a little short and I was tired of tugging on my mouse cord to get some play so I ordered this. I'm so glad I did. I don't think I've ever been this enthused over a keyboard/mouse set.

This is my 2nd iClever wireless keyboard. The first one lasted about a year and was a lesser model. so, I bought a slightly nicer (more expensive) model and I have been vey happy with it. The keys are fairly quiet, I use it constantly through my work day, and the battery lasts for months between chargings.Based on my previous experience, I decided to buy a 2 year extended warranty -- and boy am I glad I did. It started acting weird - missed letters, jumping to another place on the page when I hit enter. I charged it and then just 1 week later, it started toact up again. This time it also died (no power) despite having just been charged. I called the extended warrantee people and they determined that the battery was no longer any good and reimbursed me to get a new one. FYI: it works if I keep it plugged in to its charging cord.My conclussion is . . . The keyboard & the mouse are great but the rechargable battery is only able to live 1 year. Keep this in mind when weighing your options.

UPDATE 2: The mouse failed a few months ago and now the replacement keyboard is malfunctioning, so I'm done with this product. Sad, because I really liked it.UPDATE: The keyboard malfunctioned about a year after I bought it. I had registered for the free, one-year extended warranty and iClever responded to my report of the problem by sending me a new keyboard/mouse combo immediately, which I'm using now. Still my favorite keyboard since the days of the mechanical IBM ones.The keyboard is solid and heavy, the keys are comfortably placed and the angle at which the keyboard sits is good. Very stylish as well. Someone compared the keyboard/mouse combination to that of a Mac. I'd agree on the keyboard because it's so solid, but the mouse isn't quite as much so. It's fine, though, a good weight with the batteries in and comfortable to use. The keyboard style is what I wanted, without a palm rest and other space-consuming features. It's rechargeable and arrived charged. It looks and feels as though it should be more expensive than it is. I'm completely satisfied with it.