Logitech MK240 Nano Wireless USB Keyboard and Mouse Set, 12 Function Keys 2.4GHz Wireless, 1000DPI, Spill-Resistant Design, PC/Mac, Black/Chartreuse Yellow

I have purchased it after reviewing many different mini keyboards, but this one is very nice product with very reasonable price, there is no Lag, it works and feels like big key board, the key size are surprisingly bigger than my HP Zbook 16inch laptop. but overall size is very compact, easily fits into laptop bag and easy to carry. Build quality is also nice. only the one small issue i found is there is no storage space for wireless dongle so you have to carry it along with mouse, (there is a space available in Mouse). but if you are used to use the bigger mouse, then you need to carry this dongle separately. Single Dongle works for mouse and keyboard. I am writing this review using this mini keyboard. and I am happy to recommend it. just be aware that this is not a bluetooth supported. its wireless and works with dongle only. only 1 device can be connected at a time. if you need to connect multiple device, go for ASUS marshmellow bluetooth keyboard.

Very compact and easy to use Keyboard and Mouse combo. Battery life is excellent. Mine is running for over an year now, granted I use it much less than many would.Only gripe is, it stops responding when a USB 3.0 HDD/Pendrive is transferring data. And no, it wasn't bcz of lack of current on USB hub, the behavior is repeatable when plugged in a dedicated port.Apart from this issue, it works pretty good. Mouse is a little small for big hands. Plastic on mouse buttons feel cheap but that's expected in this price range. This doesn't affect functionality but the structure kind of squeaks when pressed. That's all.Good buy. I bought one for my mini pc and other for my spouse's laptop. Recommended.

For 1.5K , it's okay.Build quality is a very light plastic as expected at this price point.It's very light weight (which i like because it's easier to carry around)As far as durability is concerned , even though it does seem like a toy (whenever u pick it up ) , it does feel sturdy enough to use and handle a few drops . With that being said , i wouldn't try dropping it ..Regarding typing experience, your laptop keyboard will have a better feel . You have to apply slightly more pressure to press the keys on this keyboard, because of which i often miss hitting "A" with my pinky . (I'm used to more smoother keyboards) But i feel like it is something you could get used to , if you're using this keyboard daily.Apart from that the key sizes are good, slightly bigger than the ones of my laptop keyboard. You have one function key on the left(which isn't a problem for me but pointing it out )You get multi functional function keys ,Up down arrow keys are cramped as u can see in the pic(again not a deal breaker for me )You don't get caps lock light ( i saw a lot of people talking about that )The build quality of the mouse is better than i expected. It's still plastic and light weight.Smooth to operate , buttons are nice and clicky .The size is okay, i could get used to it , but i kinda wished it was a bit taller ? My hand isn't one of the biggest, so I'd say it might be a bit uncomfortable for people with larger palms .There's a clickable scroll wheel too .Note : you get one dongle for both the devices .Pros :LightPortableNormal sized keys (except arrow )Con (none of these are really a problem , these are just things that could be a deal breaker for some people)No multi connectivity (although u could just switch the dongle to the device you're using)No caps lock key or power on indicator for keyboard.The mouse could have been slightly taller----------------------------------------------I can't add the plastic build as a con as i can't really expect much at this price .I got this for 1.5K because my laptop's keyboard was acting up and the replacement coated 4K.If this is just a secondary keyboard for you, or just to use when you're traveling ( I also have a mechanical keyboard i use most of the time ) , I'd say definitely go for it .(You could use it as a daily, you just have to get used to it.)If you can put 1k more towards your keyboard, I'd suggest the logitech mk380 for 2.5K .Better looksBetter build qualityBetter connectivity optionsBetter typing experience.All for a slightly more money.

At this price it fulfills all the requirements of an external keyboard. Its actually the size of an 14 inch laptop keyboard. It can be easily carried in the laptop bag along with the laptop. In the past I have two (2) laptops (from different brands) whose keyboards required repair/ replacement. Therefore this is a cheaper and better option. Also in case I use my TV as a monitor this comes in handy.

It is smaller than a 15" laptop keyboard which is awesome when it comes to adaptability while travelling. Handling is also much easier due to its lesser weight and can easily fit inside a laptop bag. Build quality is also decent for the price. But there is no led indicator for power or caps lock, etc. Overall the functionality of the product is very good.

First thing, it is too small, so if you do not have slender fingers, it is not for you. secondly, it is not returnable, only exchangeable with same model, that also is only at service center, so basic purpose of purchasing it on e-commerce site is not served. I requested a regular sized one, but they refused. So I am throwing it away.

The build quality is good, but the mouse depletes the battery quickly.

Pros:1. Amazing battery life. I have 8 hour/day usage, still the mouse got 1 year battery life. The keyboard will get 1.5 to 2 Years I think.2. Small size & light weight.3. Looks stylish & attractiveCons:1. Major con is, the there is no dedicated Home & End keys. We should pressFn+Left arrow = Home,Fn+Right arrow = End.Ctrl + End = Ctrl +Fn + Right arrow.If you are a programmer this is major deal breaker. I think I will get used to it. But even after 1 year, it's troubling.2. Arrow keys design in keyboard. It's very conjusted. Those keys are the most used.3. Mouse is not ergonomics. Just a big flat egg design.I will mostly use in the day time, so I don't care about the click/typing noise.I think the target audience of this product mostly will be tech people. But the Home/End/Arrow keys design is worst decision. Those keys are most used by tech people. That makes no sense. I hope they will use common sense in next design.