iCleverWireless Keyboard and Mouse, GK08 White Keyboard Mouse Combo, Ergonomic, Quiet, Full Size Design with Number Pad, 2.4G Connection for Mac, Windows and Computer

These delivered to me in March and I’ve only charged my mouse and keyboard twice, and I don’t think I even needed to charge them the two times I did. They work great, very quiet, light weight, easy to use, the mouse doesn’t lag, the keyboard is so thin. The only issue I’ve had is the number 5 on the 9-key sticking, but it’s gotten better.

Great keyboard and Mouse. I needed a keyboard and mouse that would work with my KVM switch. It needed to be both Mac and PC compliant. This keyboard did the trick.

I’d like to keep it I have three of them. I do not like the small little keyboards that come with the Mac computers. Once charged the battery last for a long time much longer than the battery in my Mac keyboard should I need another keyboard, I will buy the same one.

I've had several wireless keyboard and mouse combos but this was the first rechargeable one.Pros1. No need for batteries2. Quiet3. Silicone keyboard cover included4. Charges quickly5. Charge lasts for a week or more (I work from home so it's used for 8 to 10 hours a day 5 days a week)Cons1. Sometimes there is a lag (this happens with wireless items)2. Cannot purchase a replacement silicone cover (it wears out after about 6 months)I've seen some negative reviews but I purchased the first one in December 2022 and ordered this one March 2025 so it does last about the same as other keyboards.I recommend this keyboard if you want a quiet, wireless, rechargeable keyboard that is reasonably priced.

Works very well and is easy to set up. I have a iMac so it does need the conversion plug from USB to C (not included). The quality is great, especially for the price.

Okay, so I was kinda tired of my old clunky keyboard and mouse, ya know? This iClever combo is actually really nice! The keys are super quiet when you type, which is a HUGE plus 'cause my partner works from home too. It feels pretty comfy to use for long periods, and having the number pad is a lifesaver. Setting it up was a breeze, just plugged in the little USB thingy and BAM, it worked! The mouse is smooth too. Seriously happy with this upgrade! Makes workin' on the computer a little less annoying, lol. 👍

UPDATE: After using this for 3 months, I have decided to lower my rating for the following two issues: the keyboard connection drops randomly, which results in a key press not showing up on screen, so you type the letter again and then the connection resumes and you end up with 2 of the same letter, which you then have to delete. It doesn't seem related to low battery or predictable in any way. It happens intermittently, but often enough that it is noticeable over time and annoying. (It happened twice while I have been typing this update to the review).The other issue is that on rare occasion I need to left click-hold and use the scroll wheel at the same time, and the inexpensive nature of the build of the mouse does not result in a very smooth experience performing this action. Not really a big issue on it's own. But, my opinion now, if you were to ask me if I would purchase this combo again, I would not.---ORIGINAL: I wanted the sleek look of the 'magic' keyboard & mouse to go with my new Mac, but didn't want to pay nearly three bills. This iClever keyboard/mouse combo for 1/10th the price is good enough where it counts and (for me) doesn't have any dealbreaker issues.Overall aesthetically pleasing, of course the build quality and materials do not match the expensive version; the mouse feels pretty plasticy and hollow, but the typing, mouse response and ergonomics are all satisfactory. Note: I don't game but I do work in a creative field, so I do require reasonably good performing hardware.The USB C charging is convenient and lasts weeks. And the port is smartly located so you can still use the devices while they are charging.A nice feature is that the keys have labels for windows & mac. The biggest cons are that the keyboard is not backlit, nor has a finger print reader. Also, I notice in Chrome my first keyboard press sometimes doesn't take, but then appears after I repeat the stroke, forcing me to back track to erase the extra letter. Not sure what's up with that, if it's just when the battery is low or what; will keep an eye on it.For now, I give it thumbs up. For the price it looks great, no major flaws and does the job.

Battery life lasts. I dropped a bit of water on it, immediately wiped it off, and half the keys stopped working. I'd expect it to be a bit more durable than that.... I mean, it wasn't a whole lot of water but I guess you get what you pay for. The quiet touch of it is amazing. The design is very clean and slick, one of the best I've had