Customer Ratings & Reviews

I returned this keyboard because the mouse was flat and it didn't fit in my hand.

Can't use is at the same time. Have to choose which one to use.

You have to press very hard to use this keyboard, mouse is fine

Wasn't compatible for what I needed it for so returned it

First of all, the keyboard was missing the "B" letter. Instead, it has two "N"'s...nice - not!! Then the mouse quit working...changed the batteries several times and it didn't make a difference. Still no mouse. I've only had the keyboard for several weeks. Not what I expected.

The keyboard feels cheap and flimsy. Not worth it at all

You get what you pay for. Plastic is flimsy and the keys are loose. I gave it away. I gave the value 1 star because even though it wasnt expensive something has no value if you dont use it.

Very good price but the item it self has lots of problem. The blue tooth does not detect well. When typing, it just stop working until you wait 5 second later or shake the keyboard.

This is jus bad the keys jus sucked badly they were very slow

Crap you get what you pay for! part broke as soon as i opened it!

left shift key doesn't work. just returned immediately

Very much basic and the color doesn't match any PC

This works for what I need it to do. It's very convenient that it is wireless, but it needs to be very close to the computer it's connected to. I have a desktop below my desk and it loses connection and stutters around the page a lot, but that's expected at this price point.

This product is a great addition to anyone's office or work space. The mouse and keyboard is flawless and for $16.99 there are no more objections to overcome. I am a salesman. BUY IT.

Purchased the keyboard for use with Mac Mini for home office. I am impressed. It even uses shortcuts well though differently from working with Windows.

This seemed like a reasonable proposition at $20 from BB and competitors, but the keys are not much removed from the horrific chicklet style haunting current laptop designs. If you're used to banging away on a laptop I don't see this does much for you. If you're seeking a desktop quality keyboard, by all means pass this one by. I found the Logiteck MK270 to be a far better (closer to desktop) keyboard experience and available at the same price elsewhere. This MK235 is headed back to BB without a second thought. The jury is still out on the MK270. For portable use it may be difficult to find a keyboard which offers a substantially better user experience compared to the joke laptop keyboards, such that it justifies lugging around. For intensive work the lack of comfortable usage pretty much sends these back to the store. I suppose a narrow window of application such as low frequency HTPC interaction while you're on the sprawled out on the couch may be the only compelling use case.

I like my new keyboard and mouse. Less clutter. Works good.

I went from a 12 year old Microsoft 4000 wave(ergonomic) keyboard and mouse to this junk. I've used it for a few hours and I can't find the keys without looking, so I ordered a Microsoft 5050 which will arrive in a few days. THe mouse is too small as well. It's basically the bare minimum wireless set up you can get. I will keep it as a backup in case of an emergency but this thing is junk

Wow, I messed up on this one! Searched Google for the MK270 and this item turned up. Didn't think to verify that it was the right one. I love the 270. It's cheap, ergonomic, stylish, and has good tactile feedback. Unfortunately for me, this is the M170 and it has none of these. The keyboard is a light grey color, the key travel is mushy, and worst of all, the mouse is tiny, angular, and hard to hold. Honestly, spent the extra $8 to upgrade. Your wrists will thank you.