Review on DELL KM636 keyboard mouse kit by Celina Kowalewska ᠌

This critique is being typed out by me on a keyboard. To this point, I am really satisfied with it altogether. I was able to track down a stand in Poland, but the whole cost of purchasing it, including shipping, exceeded that of the keyboard alone. I am also hoping that it will be available for purchase in 2022. I really appreciate it. Has pros: - the price, which was $2200 at the time that this review was being written; I am currently writing this review from it; a wireless connection; a traditional design with a minimal aesthetic; an amazing form factor in which nothing will slip into the keyboard, but everything appears to stay on the surface; - The buttons for Num Lock, Caps Lock, and Scroll Lock are lighted; - an ISO layout (personally, I'm very used to macbooks with a short shift and a two-story Enter, and I don't perceive classic layouts at all); - very quiet (I have one of the quietest mechanical ones - brown cherry on Logitech G710+); - automatically turns on and off both the keyboard and the mouse to save battery; - the mouse opens with magnets, which is cool; - the simplest connection possible. I installed the batteries, activated the whistle, and it started working without requiring me to do much dancing with a tambourine, install new software, or anything else along those lines. Having these drawbacks: - there is no wrist rest (it appears that you can buy it separately, and if so, I would buy it); - in the complete mouse there are no back and forth side keys; however, from my point of view, this keyboard is positioned more as an option for use in an office, and not for talking in Discord using a hot key;