Customer Ratings & Reviews

The mini keyboard and mouse set is a fantastic addition to any workspace, offering both portability and functionality. The compact design of the keyboard makes it easy to use in tight spaces or on the go, without compromising on essential features like responsive keys and a comfortable typing experience. The accompanying mouse is equally impressive, with its ergonomic design and smooth, accurate tracking. Despite its small size, it feels sturdy and reliable, making it perfect for both casual use and productivity tasks. What stands out most is the convenience this duo offers—perfect for traveling professionals, students, or anyone who values a clutter-free desk. Setup is quick and seamless, with reliable wireless connectivity that ensures minimal lag. Overall, this mini keyboard and mouse set strikes an excellent balance between functionality, portability, and affordability. Highly recommended!

Purchased to use as an on the go mouse and keyboard to pair with my rog ally x which exactly serves it purpose. However it is a small keyboard and mouse so it does cramp the hands a bit but very portable unit.

Great little mouse bundle, it’s portable and easily connects with included usb

good when traveling on the road and surfing from bed

The JLAB GO Keyboard and Mouse are quite a step up from your ordinary entry level keyboard or mice. First they are sold as a pair (quite reasonably). They both support connectivity to 3 devices, 2 bluetooth one via a RF dongle. And the keyboard is designed to be used as a Mac, Android or Windows keyboard (as is the mouse). The keyboard is powered by 2 AAA batteries, and the mouse by 1 AA battery (both included); the batteries are expected to provide 6 months use. Set up is pretty simple, if you first select the OS you want to connect to. If you don't, the BT device might not be recognized. So I first set up the GO keyboard/mouse combination with a Windows notebook. First power on the keyboard, Next selecting Fn+E for the keyboard to enter windows mode. And then selecting Fn+2 (first BT channel) and press the connect button for a few seconds; the Led to the left of the connect button will blink blue). Then the "Jlab GO Keys" will be seen from windows Add BT Device, it should connect automatically. Note, as a power saving mechanism, the keyboard will disconnect from the device it's connected to if not touched for about 5 minutes. Touching any key will wake it up and reconnect, but this keystroke is not seen by the connected device (a pretty common feature). Connecting the mouse is similar, first turn it on. Pressing the connect button on the bottom of the mouse will cycle throught the 2.4 RF connection, BT 1 & BT 2 options. Holding the button down for 3s will put in connection mode flashing the selected connection type. Then the "Jlab GO Mouse" will be seen from Windows Add BT Device, again it should connect automatically. I encountered no problems. The small round button on the top of the mouse cycles between sensitivity modes (DPI resolution: 800/Low, 1200/Med & 1600/High). The wheel on the top right of the keyboard is a media dial. Rotating it controls volume, a single press is play/pause, s double press is Track Forward and Press and hold is Track Backward. I found this very convenient. There are several shortcut keys that I show in a photo of the quick start guide. I found the mouse very responsive, the scroll wheel worked perfectly. The mouse is small, weighing 2.5oz with the battery installed. I'd call it a travel size mouse, not a full size mouse. The keyboard is responsive and quiet, but not silent. Key travel is about equivalent to that of a notebook. It would be easy to travel with this keyboard/mouse combination. The keyboard has a nice comfortable incline, and its rubber feet hold it comfortably in place. The keyboard is not backlit. I then connected the keyboard to a MacBook Air and Ipad Pro to test Mac Functionality on BT Channel 2; everything worked as expected, the Media Dial worked as expected with iTunes. As did all of the function keys. I then connected it to a Raspberry Pi 4 via BT - all good. My last test was using the RF Dongle connected to the Raspberry Pi, except for changing the connect settings on the keyboard and mouse there was nothing else to be done. The Raspberry Pi immediately recognizes the keyboard and mouse as being connected to it. All went perfectly, the only thing I found missing was a seperate LED for the Caps lock (Led on keyboard does change to Green) and Fn Lock (no indication), but I'd not call this significant. The keyboard and mouse are a nice set of compact devices that do exactly what they are supposed to. A very nice combination.

I needed a new mouse and keyboard for travel as my last travel set finally died. I wanted one that would be compact but compatible in case I needed to connect to a different system from mine. I didn’t need anything special, just something that would work regardless of the system. That’s why I grabbed the JLab Go Bundle, it’s a compact Mouse and Keyboard set that is universally compatible. Pros: - Compact and easy to travel with. - Compatible with multiple devices. - Easy device switching. Cons: - Compact form factor can be difficult to type on for bigger hands. - Keys are a stiff due to the scissor switches. Setup: The Go Bundle is as easy as plug-&-play devices go, no issues connecting via the dongle or pairing via Bluetooth. Plus, no additional software needed to use them. I really enjoy simple accessories, one less thing to have to mess with. Feel: The Go Bundle as the name implies, ready to Go. The mouse is smaller than a standard mouse but fits well in the hand. It’s the perfect size to toss in a work bag for on the go use. The keyboard is a very thin and compact form factor keyboard, this can cause some issues for larger hands, or anyone used to a full-size keyboard as the layout is shifted ever so slightly. I found I mistyped on it for the first 2 days, though I’ve gotten used to it now. I have the same issue when typing on a laptop, as I usually have a full-size keyboard with my desk setup at home when I dock my laptop. One thing I’m not a huge fan of is the keyboard has scissor switches which are the typical switch used on most laptops. Though I usually do okay with laptop keyboards, something about the pressure or sensitivity of the Go Keyboard was too resistant for my preference, on more than one occasion I press a key but just not hard enough to trigger and miss a letter. It’s weird, as I don’t have the same issue with laptops but for whatever reason I’ve caught myself doing it at least daily on this keyboard. Using: I did have to get used to the compact layout initially, as I would hit the wrong key reaching for a short cut or delete button. I always have an issue with compact keyboards, as I’m excessively familiar with full size keyboards and will reach for the key placement when using other sized keyboards. It takes me a couple of days to get used to the layout every time I try one. Otherwise, I found typing to be an okay experience. It’s not my favorite typing keyboard, but it is a good travel keyboard that doesn’t take up much space and works for what I need. Compatibility: This keyboard is compatible with most devices, at least everything I had tried to connect it too. Windows, Android, and even Mac worked. It can connect via the USB-A dongle or Bluetooth, storing 2 Bluetooth devices with the Function (fn) + 2 or 3 keys. Device switching was simple and worked without issues. I was able to pair with my Samsung tablet and Phone without issues. Conclusion: If you need a travel keyboard and mouse that is thin and small, the JLab Go Bundle is a great option. It is affordable and compatible with most devices. I’ll be keeping this in my work bag for now.

My review has to take into account the price of this bundle. Because I've used (and use daily), much higher end gaming keyboards and mice and without taking into account how much this keyboard and mouse combo are, it doesn't stand a chance. Because it's a keyboard that I'm reviewing, I'm typing my review from said keyboard. Setup was super simple. I was setting this up on my PC for testing at first and it's as simple as plugging in the dongle into a USB-A port on your computer, pulling the tab that keeps the battery fresh in the mouse, installing the included AAA batteries into the keyboard and then flipping the switch on the mouse and keyboard to turn them on. They're already synced to the dongle (like usual) and everything "just works". No extra steps required. There's also the ability to connect to two extra bluetooth devices. There's a single button on the bottom of the mouse that switches between 2.4ghz dongle, bluetooth 1 and bluetooth 2. On the keyboard, you just press the Fn key and 1, 2 or 3 to switch between them respectively. Pair these to your bluetooth devices as you normally would. Almost just as simple as the dongle. Another cool feature I like is the ability to press Fn + Q, W, E to switch the keyboard layout to Mac, Android or Windows. All of these shortcuts and the F-key shortcuts are labeled on all of the keys in blue so it's easy to remember what does what. Then there's a media dial that adjusts the volume or can even click in to do media play, forward and back commands. Super easy to use and it seems like it has all of the functions you'd need while on the go. The feel of the mouse is just OK. It's small but I've seen and used smaller in the past. It fits comfortably enough in my hand considering how much smaller it is than my normal daily mouse. Nothing to write home about but it's functional. The mouse wheel is not smooth but the notches are subtle enough to not get in the way of scrolling. There's a single extra button on top that adjusts the DPI to 3 preset amounts (800, 1200 and 1600). To me, the highest setting is still a bit too low. The keyboard is about the same as the mouse. It just feels OK. If you're used to a mechanical gaming keyboard, this ain't that. But for something that you can stash in a bag and take with you or move around to different devices in your home, it's very serviceable. Again, nothing to write home about but it works well enough. The keys are stiff enough but didn't hurt my fingers to type on for a bit. I'm not sure I'd do a lot of prolonged coding sessions on it though. Bottom line is that this set is fairly inexpensive and does a good enough job for that price. You're not going to get mechanical gaming keyboard levels of comfort or sick 360 no-scopes but that's not what it's made for. It's made to be portable and serviceable and it does that well. I will probably leave the dongle plugged into my usually headless machine in my server closet and hot swap to some bluetooth devices around the house with this.

Can't complain much about the JLAB keyboard and mouse bundle. It comes practically gift wrapped in a nice blue paper inside a sturdy informative box and all 3 batteries are included (2 AA for keyboard and 1 AA for mouse, preinstalled). While sadly no backlit keys and likely hard to offer in this price range. Its just a nice sturdy compact keyboard/mouse that easily connects to two Bluetooth devices or a third device with the included dongle. I chose only Bluetooth (1) as my tablet and phone do not have USB-A for the dongle. Connected to Android or Windows worked great and only found that the keyboard/mouse tends to go to sleep a little too quick, about 1 minute. Just a great keyboard/mouse to be productive when travel size is a primary consideration. Also consider having this when touch screen keyboards are too cumbersome. Phones, handheld systems and gaming consoles that require controller inputs to type. Keyboard: Very sturdy and light with minimal flex. Keys do need a full press to not have missed letters. Travel of the key is firm, but not too bad once you get going. Layout is good, but I often have to pay attention to accurately hit Backspace and not +/=, but maybe it is just me. Arrow keys are minimal like many laptops have also done lately. The inclusion of the media dial like their bigger keyboard is nice. Each rotation click is 2% volume. Press once for play/pause, 2 clicks to advance and 3 clicks for previous track. While the wheel is better than no wheel. I wish JLAB had made a ribbed or texture on the side of the wheel to get a single finger grip or use rubber or silicone. Big fingers will have a harder time griping the tiny circle of smooth plastic. Mouse: I am not much of a mouse user. I prefer trackball to be more productive, but they are less common. This optical mouse is great. Clicks of either button are smooth and silent. All surfaces I tried it on register accurately and the DPI button on top makes pointer speed easy to change without need for software or combo clicks. For a travel mouse I dare you to find fault with it. Most big name mice cost more than this whole combo. Which proves JLAB easily is a name brand you should consider. I own one of the bigger JLAB full keyboards that I have been using for over a year and this was an easy decision to buy when I wanted a small keyboard for travel devices like mobile game systems and/or travel with a tablet. Better media wheel is my only notable complaint as the keyboard at this price is hard to beat when you can possibly just walk into a Best Buy and pick it up.

This wireless keyboard and mouse combo from Jlab is great for on-the-go use since they are compact and lightweight. Despite its small footprint, the keyboard is the same size as the onboard one of my 14” laptop. It has a forward tilt and is about ¾” tall at the back and ¼” at the front, although the dial at the top right protrudes an additional ¼ inch. The mouse is about two-thirds the size of my gaming mouse and is much lighter with only a left and right mouse button, clickable scroll wheel, and DPI toggle button. The exterior of the mouse has a matte plastic finish without any silicone/rubber padding except for the scroll wheel, which I prefer as I’ve found rubberized grips tend to degrade or wear poorly over time. The glides on the bottom allow it to slide smoothly over my mouse pad, and the actuation distance for the primary keys is short and does not require a lot of pressure; however, the scroll wheel has much more resistance when pressed and has small but discrete scrolling increments. The DPI button toggles from low, to medium, and high which correspond to 800, 1200, and 1600 DPI respectively, allowing you to modify cursor travel distance relative to physical motion on the fly. Both devices can connect simultaneously to the included 2.4GHz USB dongle, minimizing the number of USB port consumed for peripherals. You can also pair either of them with 2 different Bluetooth devices. Either way, the connections are stable, fast, and reliable. I didn’t notice any input lag or delay whether using the USB dongle or with Bluetooth devices like my laptop or smartphone. They came with batteries, 1 AA for the mouse pre-installed and 2 AAA for the keyboard which are supposed to last over 6 months depending on usage. The USB dongle can be stored in the battery compartment in both devices as well, though I found it easier to get in and out of the mouse’s storage slot than the keyboard’s. The keyboard is not backlit which helps it have a longer battery life but makes it hard to see the keys in the dark. The status LED changes color to indicate which connection type it is using, purple for WiFi, and blue or yellow for the 2 Bluetooth connections. The keyboard layout can be toggled between Mac, Android, and Windows modes which changes the function of several dual purpose keys along the bottom (e.g. Command/Alt). The keys are low profile but have a rather high actuation force with a little bit of clickiness to them. Also note that the directional keys and keys along the top are half-sized; the top row also has secondary functions like brightness control, search, playback, mute, lock, and screenshot which worked on both my laptop and phone. The media dial is pretty a handy feature that lets you adjust volume up and down by turning it and execute playback control like play/pause and track skipping with single, double, and long presses. Overall, the keyboard and mouse work great. I like that they are both small enough to tuck into my laptop bag for travel and that I can use them with both computers and mobile devices with dual connectivity options. Both devices are fast and responsive, and I didn’t have any issues with them pairing or maintaining their connections. I also really like the media dial on the keyboard for quickly adjusting volume but wish the click functions were customizable to other actions like mute or screen lock.

It amazes me how a keyboard of such a compact size can come with all the functionalities of a full size keyboard and a little more! To start with its size, it’s at 60% size of a full-size keyboard. Its so compact that it fits into my small laptop bag pretty easily. The highlight of this keyboard is the media dial which can be rotated for volume up and down, single press for pause, double press for next track and press and hold for previous track. Its really fun to use. The mouse is compact too, yet big enough to use it comfortably. It obviously has a scroll wheel, and it also has a DPI button that can change the sensitivity (speed of the cursor). The best feature of this mouse and keyboard is that it can connect to 3 different devices albeit it can be used with only one device at a time. Both keyboard and mouse connects to the USB dongle. Additionally, they can each connect to 2 different Bluetooth devices. Switching between the devices is extremely easy. Its just a button click at the back of the mouse to toggle between the 3 devices. And for keyboard its Fn key + 1/2/3 to choose the device directly. This is a well thought design. The device can connect with mac, android and windows devices. Just use the Fn key + Q/W/E to select the device to use the shortcut keys effectively. Though this is a compact size keyboard, the individual key size is of standard size. Navigation between the keys almost feels the same as regular keyboards. It might take a few minutes to get used to its size for touch typing (blind typing). The sound of the keypress is low, though not noiseless. However, the mouse click is absolutely noiseless. The keyboard has a nice little slant making it comfortable to use and has a rubber base for anti-slip . It is not backlit. I can absolutely recommend this product to anyone who is looking for a compact keyboard / mouse or looking for a single mouse/keyboard to connect to multiple devices with different operating systems.

General Impression Jlab has been consistently making an affordable and good quality computer peripherals, this bundle is no exception. With the connectivity options that this bundle offers, both wireless and bluetooth connectivity, this keyboard and mouse set is so versatile. The compact size means it’s easy to carry it around and use them across multiple devices, not just computers, but also tablets and mobile phones. You can use the keyboard and mouse across three saved devices. Design, Build Quality and Features Both the keyboard and mouse has build-quality that is on par with the biggest brand name in the market. Jlab offers a great value proposition, not just because of the connectivity options, but also because how useful they keyboard buttons are. You can easily switch between saved devices. Because of the compact form factor, keyboard button placements are effective enough and one key can accommodate different functions. I really like the dial button because it’s easy to lower or raise volume when watching movies, play games with joystick, etc. The mouse feels like any standard wireless optical mouse with dial wheel. Conclusion Bottom line is this is a great compact keyboard and mouse set that should get the job done on the go and even on your desktop station. This set versatility and compact form factor make it a very useful input devices for multiple devices when traveling or at home.

This JLab wireless keyboard/ mouse set is the perfect choice to use at home with your tablet, computer, laptop or even the phone, perfect for travel or school. The nice compact keyboard and mouse fit well into my backpack or travel suitcase. Easy to set up and easy to use for your everyday tasks. It can be connected via Bluetooth or USB dongle 2.4 GHz). It can also be connected to up to three devices and switch between my phone, tablet and laptop. The wireless range is at least 30 feet, it weights 325g including batteries and the keyboard measures are 11.24 x 0.96 x 5.13 in. The keyboard used 2 AAA batteries and the mouse use 1AA batterie, included inside the package. There’s 78 keys and shortcut keys for a faster way to get to your favorite keys like homepage, brightness, search, desktop, play/pause, mute, screenshot, calculator and screen lock. The media knob on the right corner is perfect to adjust volume to your smartphone or tablet. This keyboard set is designed just like the regular keyboards but in a compact way.

JLab Audio is an American consumer audio manufacturer that was founded in 2005. The JLab "GO Bundle" consists of a GO Mouse & Keyboard that are designed to serve as lightweight, easy-to-operate travel companions. The keyboard & mouse have a quality feel, professional appearance & are attractively priced. This combination is extremely flexible; I connected them to a Mac & PC; they performed flawlessly. Clearly marked letters in blue on the keys: "Mac", "Android", "Windows" provide instant access. The keyboard & mouse function using Bluetooth; RF is also available using the included USB receiver. This receiver is stored next to the battery in the mouse when not needed. The keyboard features a "Media Dial"; multiple presses control Track / Forward, Play / Pause, & enable Volume control. The mouse is small, which is ideal for requiring minimum travel space. The DPI resolution is instantly selectable by the button on top of the mouse. CONCLUSION: The JLab GO Bundle is my favorite travel keyboard / mouse. Both keyboard & mouse use readily available alkaline batteries, so you are not dependent on built-in rechargeable batteries. I highly recommend this JLab Go Bundle!

The kit (Mouse and Keyboard) from JLab is good for on the move usage. The mouse is ergonomic and very responsive. The keyboard is slim, light, and universal. It could be used with Windows, MacOS, and Android. The kit can be used via the USB dongle or Bluetooth. Very easy to setup and use. The Keyboard: JLab Go keyboard is slim and light weight. It is a lot like an average grade laptop keyboard but portable. It runs on 2 AA batteries with sound volume knob on the right top corner. Key caps plastic is ok. Not the best. Key travel is average but the layout is great. The first time I was using the keyboard, I had some issues with the key strokes. All first time touches sounded a bit different. After some hours of use, the keyboard is indeed working better and I got used to it. JLab offers too many options in this keyboard to select. Too many controls that are almost working by default without requiring the installation of an additional software on the the device you are connecting it to. I plugged the USB dongle in my laptop and voila. Connected and up to work. Then, I switched it to Bluetooth and connected it to my Android tablet. It worked from the first try. It is better, here, to switch the keyboard mode (Fn +W) to switch to Android. Additional special keys would be available. Connecting it to my Mac Mini was also easy. Switched to Bluetooth profile 2 (Fn+3) and paired it with the Mac. Everything works very well. Very fast responding key stroke and average range (no complaints). I had it also connected to my smart TV without issues. It worked as Android profile. The mouse on the other hand is light and sleek. Its wake up time (after idle) is ok. Better than some expensive devices I have. I am not sure if there is a way to prevent it from sleeping. I think Windows can do it. The Mouse is very simple. No back and forward side buttons. Only resolution button on the top and the common computer mouse features. It works independently from the keyboard. I had to switch profiles on both devices of the bundle when changing from PC to Android and Mac. It is ok. Not a big deal. The mouse clicks are ok. Powered up by one battery and has additional sliding pads for smooth movement on desktop surface. I like to use a mouse pad. JLab priced this GO Bundle very well. Actually, very cheap! It works well for most your occasional or extensive on the move tasks. I like using it with my Android tablet. Very good combination. I'd recommend it if you are looking for something reliable and affordable.

I recently picked up the "On the Go" Keyboard and Mouse bundle, and it’s become my ultimate travel companion for work. The GO Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard truly lives up to its description—small yet mighty. Its sleek, low-profile design not only gives my minimalist setup a modern edge but also allows me to pair it effortlessly with multiple devices thanks to its ability to save up to three device connections. Whether I'm firing off emails on my tablet at the local coffee shop or crunching numbers on my laptop at a coworking space, switching between devices has never been easier. The matching GO Wireless Bluetooth Mouse is just as impressive. It's the perfect size to fit comfortably in your hand, making long work sessions a breeze. Plus, I have to say—it’s kind of cute. Its portability and ease of use make it ideal for digital nomads like me. With three saved device connections just like the keyboard, I can effortlessly jump from one screen to the next, whether I’m at my home desk or on the go. Overall, this dynamic duo delivers both style and functionality. They’ve elevated my mobile office setup, allowing me to work seamlessly across all my devices while on the move. If you’re a digital nomad or simply looking for a compact, versatile, and stylish keyboard/mouse combo, the "On the Go" bundle is definitely worth checking out.

I can type much faster on a regular keyboard using all 10 of my fingers than I can on using my phone’s keyboard and my two thumbs. So I got the JLab Go Bundle mouse and keyboard to pair with my phone or tablet when I'm traveling very light and not wanting to bring my laptop. The keyboard and mouse pair quickly to all my devices and make typing long emails and other correspondence on my phone MUCH easier and faster. The keyboard is pretty small and very light, easy to pack and takes up little space. In fact, its just a wee bit smaller than the keyboard on my 14 inch laptop and quite a bit smaller than my standard-sized wireless keyboard (see attached pictures). The keyboard works perfectly as does the mouse, I have no complaints from a functionality standpoint. But there are two things I wish it had: 1) backlit keys on the keyboard, and 2) that both devices were rechargeable rather than having to use two AAA batteries in the keyboard and one AA battery in the mouse, both of which were included with the product. Just seems kinda old school to use replacement batteries rather than being rechargeable, but I suppose that’s how JLab kept the price of this product so low. It is very affordable and it works great, so if you don’t mind replacing batteries every once in awhile then I certainly would recommend the GO Bundle.

Let's face it. If you're here, it's highly possible that you've used a JLab product before. And I, myself have experienced the beauty that is their successes and the nightmare of their failures. This keyboard is, for the most part, a success story. It just works. It does what it says on the box. This thing works seamlessly with my phone, my PS5, my XBOX series X, my Nintendo Switch OLED, my PC, and just so you are in the know. I'm writing this review using the keyboard on my Samsung Tab S8+. Now, understand that this doesn't work on everything at the same time. But it does connect to 3 of those at the same time (transfer between the connected options via the number buttons.) Two via Bluetooth and the 3rd is via that dongle. I'm typing using Bluetooth on my tablet and then I'll switch to my phone( via Bluetooth) to send a text. The dongle is currently connected to my Nintendo Switch OLED( I have to state the whole name or people will think I could be talking about any ol' switch out there.). That makes it easy when I want to input any information like finding a game to buy from their online store or just to type in what Youtube channel I want to watch. There are some minor issues I do have, though. For one: The mouse and keyboard are battery powered. I would have loved it if this had type-C charging. But at least, there are batteries included for both, right in the box. The second issue is: The keyboard isn't magnetic. This would make it easier to carry in a tablet sleeve. However,it is a raised format, so it would make for an uncomfortable fit in my folding case. These are minor qualms, to be sure, as this keyboard and mouse are very comfortable to use and, as with all of JLab's products. This is very affordable. If it had a rechargeble battery, this would easily be a 5 star product. Then there's the cool,yet unnecessary media knob that has been popping up on JLab keyboards( I've got a couple.And I love that feature.)

Let me start by saying - I’m incredibly picky when it comes to my mouse and keyboard. For context, I was a designer for over 10 years, and once you find your perfect setup, it’s incredibly difficult to be happy with anything else. Unfortunately, my preferred keyboard and mouse combo aren’t exactly the most portable…enter the JLab GO Bundle. Keyboard: This keyboard offers incredible value for the money. It has pretty much every feature you could want… except a backlight - which is totally understandable at this price point. You can easily switch between multiple devices with the click of a button, control your audio with the media dial, and even toggle between Mac, Android, and Windows profiles. Oh, and bonus points: there’s even a slot in the battery compartment to store the optional USB dongle. Love that. As far as build quality goes - it’s totally fine for most people. The keys feel a little mushy, and the sound is a bit clunky, but let’s be real -this isn’t designed to be your daily driver. This set is called “GO” for a reason - it’s meant to be portable and convenient. Think of this keyboard like a Toyota Camry: it’s not flashy, but it gets the job done. Mouse: The mouse, on the other hand, is just okay. If you have larger hands, you probably won’t want to use it for long periods of time. I’d say my hands are average-sized, and even for me, it’s not something I’d want to use every day. That said, I do love how soft and quiet the left and right clicks are. I’m not a fan of mice with loud, obnoxious clicks - and this one is super stealthy. If you’re using it in a coffee shop, rest assured you won’t be getting side-eyes from everyone around you every time you click. Final Thoughts: All things considered, this is a fantastic option that won’t break the bank but still delivers most of the features you’d expect from something much more expensive. I’d absolutely buy this again - and I’m looking forward to trying more JLab products in the future.

The JLab - Go Bundle Mouse and Keyboard Set is by far the best little portable mouse and keyboard bundle I have come across to date. I have had a couple of Bluetooth Keyboards that I used with separate Bluetooth Mice in the past that were okay. However, they did not have the feature set and the nice fit and finish that the JLab Go keyboard has or a matching mouse. The first thing I noticed about the keyboard is that despite it’s small footprint, it still has good-sized keys on it. My large hands appreciate that and I really like the media scroll wheel as well to quickly adjust the volume without trying to figure out which keys to use. I have been using this set with my Samsung Tablet and it has been flawless. The keyboard always translates what I am typing on to the tablet quickly and the mouse is very responsive as well. It is so nice to have a keyboard and mouse when you are trying do any kind of work on a tablet. This little set up with an 8 or 10-inch tablet is great and is about the most portable and lightweight set up you can go with and still get stuff done.I see a lot of businesses using tablets these days, especially Doctors' offices. If I were in that situation, I would definitely be getting one of these to do work on my work tablet when the patients were all gone. For anyone that is looking for a small portable combo kit to go with their tablet or even to use with their Samsung phone and Samsung Dex. For those who do not know, you can use Dex to pair your Samsung phone up with a large screen for a computer-like interface, whether it be a TV or monitor. The set has two separate Bluetooth connections you can set up with different devices on channels 1 and 2 plus a 2.4 gz dongle you can plug into a USB Type A slot. So I would say it is pretty versatile for whatever use case you may have. For the price you can not beat this JLab keyboard and mouse.

The JLab GO Bundle Keyboard and mouse combo is a very compact keyboard, with flat laptop style keys. The setup is seamless, just plug in the included USB wireless 2.4 GHz receiver and let Windows detect it. Then install the included AAA batteries and turn the on/off switch on the keyboard and you’re in business. The keyboard is pretty small, laptop sized, about 11” wide. Additionally, there is a row of function keys that also allow you to quickly control common music player functions, volume and mute, launch apps like calculator, camera, search, etc. There is also a cute little volume knob in the upper right corner. The numbers 1-3 keys are also used to connect and switch between 3 different devices, when pressed together with the Fn key. This is where this keyboard shines. I have successfully connected it to a Windows 11 PC using the RF USB dongle assigned by default to device key #1, then my Sony Google TV via bluetooth to device key #2 and my Android phone using device key #3. I’ve also tested it with a Chromebook and an iPad and they all worked flawlessly. This keyboard is also pretty silent. It does feel different than other mechanical, more clicky full size keyboards, but that’s to be expected, since it’s a very slim, laptop style keyboard with very little key travel. One feature that would have been nice would be key illumination, but that would probably drastically reduce battery life and increase price. The mouse is pretty basic and can also connect to 3 different devices, just like the keyboard. All in all this is a very affordable, practical keyboard and mouse combo well suited for travel or couch surfing on your smart TV or any other use case you and your devices can come up with.