Lenovo 100 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Set, Ambidextrous 1000 DPI Mouse Optical Sensor, upto 3M clicks, Ultra slim water resistant keyboard, 2.4 GHz Wireless Nano USB, upto 1yr battery life GX30L66303

I was looking for a slim sleek and basic keyboard for my ‘busy accounting software’ where function keys and numpad is very important. I previously ordered zebronics 107 but that was a horrible experience as it was poorest quality and even anti slip stickers were not there to grip the keyboard. So i searched for many keyboard but my eyes stopped on this lenovo 100 wireless combo set which looked pretty decent and not too pricey, like logitech dell hp etc were 3-400 extra, today i recieved the product and used it full day and trust me it is very satisfying. The build quality the ergonomics, the key placements and the raised key typing experience is awesome and feels like typing on a real classic keyboard, unlike other laptop style keyboards, mouse is little small but also very nicely build and works very nice for me it serves perfectly as my desk space is small and very little mouse work required, but for gamers i dont think the mouse will be handy, will update long term review after using it

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My Lenovo wireless keypad and mouse came on time and is working. Only problem is the caps lock, num lock battery indicators don’t work! The red light comes and goes off. With no red light indicator you don’t know if the caps lock or num lock is on of off!! I have to type and find out if the lock is on or off. It’s irritating and frustrating. I even changed the battery that Lenovo had supplied but even that did not work!!! Obviously there is a hardware problem. Will Amazon and Lenovo help or am I stuck with this defective key pad, I wonder.

Here's my detailed product review (also testing out the keyboard as I type this!). Delivery from Amazon took less than 24 hours. Although the product comes in a see through packaging from Amazon so the original Lenovo carton is visible when you receive the product. Nothing that one should be worried about though. The keyboard: The keyboard is adequately sized. The key spacing is perfect to my linking and typing on it feels very smooth with no clicking sound from the keys. It features three LED indicators for caps lock, num lock and what appears to be a low battery indicator. Keep in mind though that the indicators don't stay on - they go off after a few seconds so it is difficult to tell if the caps/num lock key is ON by looking at the indicators. They do however clearly indicate that the key was pressed or released. Not really a pain point. The keyboard uses a single AAA cell that comes in the box. The physical appearance of the keyboard is alright - nothing very fancy. The keys have a frosted "top" with white lettering and the key edges have a glossy black finish. Stand out feature- it has a volume control keys on the top row!! The mouse: I have been using the Logitech m235 wireless mouse for the last two years and have grown used to it so the one thing that I notice with this mouse is the speed. I have had to bump up the mouse pointer speed setting under windows to the maximum with almost any mouse that I have used. For this one I feel I may have to lower that setting. Having said that the precision and accuracy is really good for my work (I don't do any graphic/CAD design though so I wouldn't know if this suits those requirements). It runs off a AA battery that comes in the box and has a recess underneath to house the USB receiver in whenever you're not using it. It is also provided with an ON/OFF slider switch. Compared to the keyboard I find that the appearance of the mouse is better than the keyboard's with a neat glossy black trim wrapping around the mouse with matt black finish on top with the Lenovo branding. Bottom line: If you're looking for a basic wireless keyboard and mouse, you should go for it . Even without being a full multimedia keyboard it has Volume control keys that is a real plus point. I got it from Cloudtail for 999 as a lightning deal.

Oct24: This keyboard is definitely not as good as that of Logitech. Keystrokes has to be in only one direction, otherwise it will all be failed strokes. Logitech keyboard accept keystrokes from any direction. Having a hard time in typing. Too early to comment on the mouse and there are some minor issues. Not sure what's causing that , but I reserve commenting at the moment. Reviewed in Aug25: Dissatisfied with overall performance - don't buy it. Not only for the earlier reason above, but also observe the mouse is not as sensitive & resilient to work on all surfaces like that of Logitech. Hard to control to the cursor movement. Logitech beats this hands down!!

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