Dell Dell KM636 Wireless Keyboard & Mouse Combo (580-ADTY)

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Bad quality Does not deserve the price the keys don’t press correctly and while writing many letters will be missed I don’t recommend this product

mice's bottom isn't flat, hence the mouse can't detect movements half of the time. Keyboard was functioning perfectly then broke after 2 weeks.

Have had it at work for about three years. Works absolutely flawless. So I bought one for home as well, then another for my raspberry Pi. Battery definitely doesn’t last a year if you’re using it daily, but big deal…. You just change them out and you’re good to go again. I have even spilled an entire coffee deep inside the one at work, shook out the coffee and cleaned it up a bit. Still works awesome:)

Got this with dell P2419H monitor to setup my desktop (from old laptop with faulty LCD). Works great. Range is good. Value for money. Good quality plastic. smart looking design. Keystrokes are deep enough. Some keys are a bit loose and make wobbly noise. Caps lock/Num Lock / Scroll lock lights are provided but they go out in about 5 seconds to save battery. Mouse has a comfortable contour. Buttons and scroll wheel are noisy. Good product for the price.

Exactly what I expected. Good quality that works. Delivered quickly at a good price.

I love these Dell keyboards... I currently have 5 of these in use and have no complaints. They have a great touch for touch, they don't require much space, and eliminate all of those crazy cords. The mouse works on any type of surface EXCEPT for glass, which is not an issue for me but could affect some users. There's no software to install... simply plug in the tiny USB receiver into an available port and you're ready to go. I also use these with docking stations; you can plug the USB receiver into the docking station and use them with your notebook without any problem. My only complaint is that they keyboard has a Num Lock key... most modern keyboards have eliminated this and effectively lock the keyboard into numeric mode upon boot. That's not the case with these, and I've found that even adjusting the system's registry to force Num Lock on boot doesn't consistently work. Maybe that's a minor complaint, but it is something that the manufacturer (Logitech) could improve upon in future versions.

I love my new keyboard from Dell. It has such an easy keyboard action and isn't clunky like some other models. The wireless option allows me to use it at my desk and on my stand up work station without all the wires.