- Amazon Basics USB Wired Computer Keyboard and Mouse Bundle Pack, Plug and Play, Black, 10-Pack

This keyboard and mouse combo gets the job done without any fuss. I needed something cheap and simple. . The price is hard to beat for a reliable wired set. If you want something simple and functional without spending a lot this is a solid choice.

Wow, this keyboard is smooth and quiet! It's a replacement for a cheaper Logitech keyboard (MK200) and wanted to see how well the Amazon Basics holds up. Sure enough, I'm impressed! They keyboard is quiet, typing is smooth. The clicking on the mouse is silent! Sounds like a light 'thud' when using it. Same for the scroll wheel, nice and quiet! It feels nice in my hands and it's nearly flat on my desk. No lag at all since it's a wired connection (something I get often from Logitech keyboards prior) and it's super easy to use! Just plug and play right out of the box! Functionality is a plus with buttons dedicated to the File Explorer (button with monitor icon) and Media Player (button with music note icon.) Overall, it serves my needs perfectly. 5 stars across the board for the price!

I like this keyboard. Quiet keys., quiet click mouse! Good value.

I recently needed a basic wired keyboard and mouse to set up our new Beelink CPU, and I opted for the Amazon Basics Wired Keyboard and Mouse combo. Considering its price and functionality, here's how it fared for our specific needs: Same-Day Delivery: The standout feature was Amazon's same-day delivery, which was crucial for us as we needed to set up the Beelink CPU immediately. The prompt delivery ensured that we could proceed without any delay, which was a significant relief. Performance and Usability: For its very affordable price, the Amazon Basics Wired Keyboard and Mouse combo performed admirably. We used the set only once for the initial setup of our CPU, and it met our needs perfectly. The keyboard provided a comfortable typing experience with responsive keys that had a satisfying feel. The mouse was straightforward and functional, with adequate responsiveness for navigation and basic tasks. Build Quality and Design: The build quality is what you would expect from an Amazon Basics product. It's not designed for heavy or rugged use but is more than sufficient for occasional setups or as a backup peripheral. The design is simple and no-frills, focusing on functionality rather than aesthetic appeal. Overall Experience: Our overall experience with the Amazon Basics Wired Keyboard and Mouse was very positive, especially considering the price point. It proved to be an excellent choice for a one-time setup scenario. We plan to keep this set handy for any similar future needs, as it's reliable enough for occasional use without committing to a higher-priced alternative. Conclusion: If you're looking for an inexpensive, no-frills keyboard and mouse that gets the job done, especially in a pinch, the Amazon Basics Wired Keyboard and Mouse combo is a great choice. It offers good value for money, especially with the convenience of same-day delivery. While it's not suitable for intense gaming or high-end professional use, it's perfect for basic tasks and occasional setups. This combo is a practical addition to any tech toolkit, particularly for those who need a straightforward, cost-effective solution for infrequent use.

02/03/19 i ordered the amazonbasics keyboard & mouse combo on may 2018. i will mostly speak about the keyboard. the mouse was simply a "bonus" for me to keep as a spare. the keyboard is what i'm typing on right now. it works well. i play games like daggerfall, 7 days to die, the sims 3, & warframe. it works great on all of 'em. however, there's the issue of rollover / nkey. it doesn't have good rollover. i noticed recently. i'm surprised that it hasn't affected my gameplay (i'm not competitive, so that may be why). the wasd keys are on their own circuit, but the rest are restricted to a measly 2 keys. i noticed recently when messin' with a midi keyboard app. that'll be the only reason i'm looking for a new keyboard. the board's durable enough. i haven't been abusive to it, but there are no defects after 6 months. the keys all do the job. the sound is ok -- not loud. size? full size but not huge. it's got a number pad. good. i like the placement of the media keys -- specifically, the volume controls on the top-right. i briefly used the mouse. it's smaller than the logitech that i use, but it feels good. it has an unusual, almost-rubbery feel to it. it's hard to accurately describe, but it feels good lol. the sensitivity is a good setting (you don't really need one MEEElion dpi for gaming). again, the only issue with it was the size -- it's small. tl;dr keyboard good. good mouse. good good. cheap. buy? very value. ..seriously, it's great for the price.

attach and use, no issues

This is a two piece set with a keyboard and mouse, as described. Upon closer inspection, this is a chiclet keyboard like you might find on some laptops. They are small keys, inset into the face of the keyboard with the rubber dome type inputs for the keys. The keys themselves are a light plastic and are fairly responsive. I'm writing this review on it right now, in fact. It's about the same quality as any budget keyboard, with decent quality plastic. Obviously, you aren't buying this keyboard because you want the very best, you are buying it because you're on a budget and want something of decent quality. I think you get that with this set, as I find typing on it isn't too bad, and it is fairly responsive. The keys are spaced nicely and doesn't feel cramped. You get all of the keys you would expect. The escape key isn't too different from the rest of the keys and not spaced away from them, so it may be an issue to some, but is otherwise perfectly useful. Becuase of the size of the keyboard, some of the keys are perhaps closer than some might like compared to a full sized and full featured keyboard. The F keys are quite small, but if you're like me, they don't really matter too much. The extra keys, like the My Computer key, calculator key, and they media player key are decently useful and the addition of volume controls and a mute button are also nice. The Amazon Basics logo is unobtrusive. The num Lock key has an LED light to let you know it is on, as does the caps lock key. I found all the keys worked just fine. There is not a lot of surface outside of the keys, which could be a benefit or not, depending on your style of use. I find that it sits pretty flat. There are no flip out risers, so the small ledge at the top end is about as raised as this keyboard is going to get. The rubber feet underneath the keyboard keep the keyboard pretty well in place. I have no found no real fault or issues with this keyboard except for possibly the styling. This makes a pretty good backup keyboard in case your high performance one suddenly goes bad and you have work to get done. I even use it for gaming, where it isn't the utmost in performance as far as key presses go, but is perfectly serviceable for the majority of users. I have no experienced any real ghosting issues, but I'm not likely to. The mouse that comes with this set seems prettys solidly built. It tracks well, has all your basic buttons, and while perhaps not the most ergonomic mouse I have ever used, it is very functional. The scroll wheel works well and both buttons click very positively without issue. My kids and wife use it on the family computer the most and they have no complaints. In fact, the fancy Razer Tron mouse they used to have on that computer stopped working correctly due to the infamous razer clicking problem. The best thing is that it just works without any need for fancy drivers or software. The kids use it fine with their games as well. We've been using these two items for a couple of months now, and they have held up very well. They are very reliable and work just fine for most computing uses. For the price, this is a winning combination for most computer users. The only people I would not recommend this to is your hardcore gamer, as it will probably wear a bit fast in the usual areas and it is just a dome input so it isn't the best for extremely fast responses, and the key blandness might cause some confusion if you are the type to use a wide variety of keys.

I needed another keyboard and mouse after purchasing a refurbished Dell Optiplex 960 from Amazon for general home use. As a rule, refurbs aren't sold with monitor, keyboard or mouse. After 5 months, I've decided it is a 4-star keyboard and a 2-star mouse. KEYBOARD LIKES: * Feel & touch of keys: The keys have a nice touch to them, with low "stickyness" and just the right amount of resistance. * "Plate-style" case: the keys are placed in individual slots on the keyboard, which prevents dust from getting between the keys. KEYBOARD DISLIKES: * The shortcut keys (music player, volume up/dn, calculator) are too close to the keyboard and 10-key. I have accidentally brought up the music player and calculator so many times I ended up super-gluing their shortcut keys in place. * The Function keys are spaced evenly instead of groupings of 4 (F1-F4, F5-F8, F9-F12) and placed too close to the top row. * The shortcut keys I would use most (play, stop, next track, last track) are combined with Function keys F9-F12, which is not so convenient. With the music and calculator keys glued in place, the nice touch of the keys is what stands out most. It is a very good value. MOUSE LIKES: * The left and right clicks have a nice feel, as does the wheel. The clicks are more sensitive than with other mice I've used. * The satin finish looks good and feels nice to the touch. MOUSE DISLIKES * I am constantly right-clicking by accident, interrupting mouse control or invoking commands I had not intended. It is so annoying that it drove me to write this review. In 25 years of PC's I have never had this much trouble with a mouse. I'm not certain why the right-clicks are so hard to avoid, but I think it must be related to the lower profile of this mouse. As per the attached photo, a side view shows how the Amazon has less of a "hump" than my ASUS mouse and my Logitech wireless mouse. I think that somehow this causes the muscles controlling my right-click (ring) finger to fatigue and slip. It's just a theory, but there is no doubt about the accidental right-clicks - they are a prominent feature for me. Other folks, a musician for example, may have little or no trouble with this, or they may have even more for all I know. 3.5 stars is closer to the mark for this combo; the feel of both keyboard and mouse are very good and the keyboard does not collect dust under the keys. With the noted problems addressed it could easily be a 5-star combo and an unbeatable value.