Customer Ratings & Reviews

My first wireless and so far I really like it. Battery life is not a problem and I enjoy taking the keyboard further away from the monitor than before. I also like that I freed up an extra USB.

I brought this for my new computer desktop Asus and it worked perfect. I wish I found somewhere cheaper to get a price match from Best Buy but could not get the exact model anywhere for cheaper. Mouse looks trendy and has a button which launches windows window. Keyboard is quite and looks aesthetic. Its been few months with no problems.

I have put blocks and an anti skid pad to raise the back up to my liking. Thiks would work good for my boss as he likes the front end higher. I do not like the switdh for the function keys and Windows functions. I use the print screen a lot and find I have to remember to switch it to use the function keys that I also use alot. I still wish the 2000 series keyboard was still available. I was so used to the odd size keys in the center. I had three of them over the last 10 years so I am still not accustomed to the keys. No bad marks there, just a change. I do like the keysless aspect and though I was used to the Microsoft 3500 wireless mouse, the larger size of this one is not bothering me. The test will be in how long it will last since I am hard on keyboards.

So I bought this after looking for a wireless solution for a wireless keyboard and mouse. I specifically sought this out because the mouse and it's compatibility with Windows 8. While the mouse is great the keyboard takes some time getting used to typing on. My main problem is the split spacebar on the keyboard which while I'm used to it after a month or so but have noticed my wpm fall a bit since then. Other then that the keyboard is very comfortable for me as it allows me to lay my hands flat on the keyboard. The quick access to the charms is also a nice touch and a toggle to turn off the charm function is great. The mouse is very responsive when in use though in my experience has a tendency to not have a slight lag when not in use for a good while. Example you're typing a short review, move your mouse but the mouse doesn't respond for about a half second. I believe its the battery saver function that does that for it. Also the Windows button on the mouse is a great way to change between your Windows 8 apps or simply a quick and easy way to get to the desktop. Other then that the whole package has been a great purchase for me. Only thing I would wish from it would be maybe some backlight on the keys but I realize that would take more battery power and reduce on the battery life and standby time on the device and most likely increase the thickness.

I have been having some issues with my wrists and elbows and my doctor suggested I change up some of my equipment and rearrange my workspace to make it more ergonomic. Switching to this keyboard/mouse combo resolved the issues for me. I'm sure the other changes I made helped, but within a couple of days I noticed significant improvement in my symptoms. The quality of the keyboard and mouse is great. They are both fairly heavy if you just pick them up, but the mouse is not difficult to slide around. I would highly recommend this keyboard to anyone that has never used an ergonomic keyboard before or for someone that used one in the past and didn't like them. The slant is not so drastic that you have issues typing on other keyboards or adjusting to this one.

Very nice keyboard and ergonomic design. Very nice compared to my wired keyboard.

I really like this keyboard so far. I've been using it now for about 2 months and it just feels nice. There are little legs you can prop up the keyboard from the front edge (so the keyboard slants downward) and it works well with my wrists. It's also nice and light and the wireless aspect is awesome as well.

Has just the right amount of support paired with the mouse great not to worry about extra wires now that my office is also my home

Easy plug and play. Took a minute or two to automatically download firmware and I was able to start using everything without any issue. I would recommend this combo as well as buying from bestbuy as it was $15 cheaper than amazon!

Due to the current world situation, I was needing a new keyboard to work from home. I was interested in wireless and with a mouse. The price was right and purchased. The item arrived days sooner than expected which was great. It was packaged very nicely from Microsoft and from Best Buy for shipping. The keyboard takes batteries which were supplied as well as the mouse. So far I find this keyboard to be user friendly, accurate and comfortable. You can till the board downward by flipping two pull tabs on the back. I do not use these, but it is nice. I would definitely recommend this keyboard and the overall service of ordering, packaging, shipping , product quality and followup of purchase.

Pros: Small footprint, detachable wrist-rest, quiet keystroke, wireless Cons: No indicator light when the caps lock is on

The keyboard has a great ergonomic design that is very comfortable. The mouse is very comfortable as well. Just as nice as some others that were priced much higher.

I am very pleased with my Micro wireless comfort keyboard. no more wires to untangle and the sculpt comfort is great for my wrist and hands . The sculpt keyboard supports my wrist so I can type with out my hands going numb

Keyboard is easy to use. Wireless makes it easy to use anywhere.

The keyboard is very light, and well designed. The keys are spaced adequate. Love the way I can configure the space bar as it is split into two. One for backspace and one for standard space. The quality built is top shelf. The mouse gives a nice touch to the keyboard setup for my home office.

Great keyboard for a good price, and with also a good mouse included. I use it to work and have no complaints!

I purchased for the keyboard only, came with a mouse too. Keyboard is awesome, instant connect, no issues and super comfortable for typing. Has just the right amount of curve to help with hand placement and wrist comfort. The only thing I don't like about it is the upper most edge does not have those little raised feet under it so I found I have had to prop it up for maximum comfort. The feet are on the bottom which seems like a mistake, who types downwards?

I took me a little while to get used to the curve of the keyboard and a slight adjustment to hand positioning, but now that I've had the keyboard a couple of weeks, standard keyboards feel uncomfortable and less than ergonomic. I'm on a keyboard for 8-12 hours a day, and the decreased strain on my wrists is already noticeable. This keyboard isn't quite the extreme design change of some of the split/angled keyboards on the market now, so the ease of use learning curve is a little less steep for those that still hunt and peck keys or have to look at the keys occasionally while typing.

I love the use of ease with this keyboard. I have carpal tunnel syndrome and it’s very comfortable.

I wanted an ergonomic keyboard. This doesn't quite do the job, so I went with the MS Sculpt ergonomic keyboard. Easy setup. I like one dongle for both keyboard & mouse. The mouse wasn't very good. It has a button on the side that is supposed to respond when you swipe up or down--it stopped working after the first day. The wheel tilts R/L, but is only useful for scrolling R/L such as on wide spreadsheets. It cannot be programmed to, say, go back/forth in the browser.