I type all day for work, fast, about 125wpm on a bad day. I use lots of hot keys, tab switching and window jumping. This has a good "clack" to the keys for such a long profile. The mouse is a good enough resolution for basic games and graphic design, and feels solid with a fast bootup. Smooth install on Windows 10 laptop took only a few seconds, just put in batteries, turn on the mouse, which governs power on the keyboard via a bonded connection (more on this later) and the keyboard doesn't have a dedicated power switch itself. After that just plug in the wireless USB dongle / adapter and the rest of the install is automatic and very fast. Don't be silly and expect to use this stuff for competitive gaming, it's wireless and on normal batteries.
Two points to remember:
The keyboard is coded at the factory to the specific mouse that's in the box. Great for easy setup and security, but IF YOU LOSE THERE MOUSE THE KEYBOARD IS USELESS. There is no realistic way around this.
Second- the Escape key is a tiny hard to find thing and will mock you as you search for it in your angriest of moments. Fear not, the mouse still works fine after you put the keyboard on the garbage disposal. (but the keyboard is not replaceable, soooo you would do well to see if someone only needs a mouse and start from scratch after giving the mouse to someone in need)
| Wireless Type | 2.4 GHz Radio Frequency |
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