Review on Wireless Keyboard Numeric Computer Desktop by James White

If you look at the photos and think that the keys on the keyboard are printed like the chiclet keys on a Macbook, then this is not the case. By now, everyone was using the light, short-travel touch keys on MacBook laptops. I was hoping this keyobar would be the same. However, as other reviewers point out, the keys aren't quiet. They make a clicking sound even with a protective silicone coating. Keystrokes require a little more pressure and have a little more travel than conventional chiclets. The phone slot is handy but may not work if you have a phone case. I have a Samsung S10 with a flat cover and the phone barely fits in the slot with almost no tilt due to the extra thickness of the cover. However, the keyboard and mouse combo is probably the best value for money I've tried. found. It's hard to beat the price. The range of the USB receiver is very good, the keyboard has never missed a keystroke and the mouse with 3 DPI settings works great and glides smoothly. If you are used to a Logitech M510 mouse, it will be much smaller and lighter. Overall, this is one of the most reliable wireless keyboard and mouse combos I've ever used.