Review on 🔋 LEKVEY Rechargeable Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo - Full-Size, Slim, Silent Keys - 2.4G Set for Windows, Laptop, Computer by Doug Olson

I've noticed that the mouse sometimes loses connection and I'm not sure if this is due to a low battery. Neither the mouse nor the keyboard have battery level indicators. The mouse is very quiet, with muffled clicks. The keyboard is not very quiet. It's solid and a good size with an integrated numeric keypad. It's a fairly basic keyboard with some handy keys like a calculator key and an internet home button. The latter can be annoying if you accidentally click it while reaching for the backspace key. The "+" sign isn't too big, which bothers me. The keyboard does not have a backlight, which can be normal for wireless keyboards. I type with 85 wpm in the touch area, but would prefer a backlit keyboard for the home office because I often sit at my computer in the dark and would like to see the keys. The keyboard charging port is located to the right of the keyboard and in front of the mouse. Mouse sensitivity is adjusted by pressing the button below. It doesn't actually "click" but definitely makes the cursor super sensitive and less sensitive to movement. Overall I'm happy with the keyboard, although I don't know if I'll go for a rechargeable device in the future. I'd rather have batteries on hand and be able to swap them out when needed than have a device whose battery level is a mystery and that requires me to connect cables to a mouse or keyboard to keep it working when the battery dies.