🔋 Arteck Ultra Compact Slim Stainless Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo - Full Size Keyboard and Ergonomic Mouse for Computer/Desktop/Laptop - Windows 10/8/7 Compatible - Built-in Rechargeable Battery Review

I have a small table. I don't want or don't use the numeric keypad. I like a lightweight mouse that doesn't have batteries. Until this model came out, Revain was selling compact wireless rechargeable mice and keyboards from the same brand, but it wasn't very good. Some keys never worked properly (which drove me insane!), while others died almost immediately. I'm a writer and I type a lot. For now this combination is the compact style I like, the mouse is light and responsive and every button…

While enjoying the keyboard. Setup is easy: plug the dongle into your computer and it works almost immediately. I like the weight of the keyboard as the metal gives it a solid weight. The non-slip pads on the underside are also a nice feature. The mouse clicks nice and quiet, but doesn't respond when idle. I've had other wireless mice that respond to touch, but not this mouse. If he has been inactive for some time, moving him is not enough. I had to click it a few times, shake it, or even turn…

TLDR review: Pros: Great full-size keyboard - Compact keyboard (no number pad!) - 5-star keyboard build quality (almost no flex) - Mouse surprisingly comfortable - Mouse with dpi adjustment - One button port is enough Lack of mouse shine Cons: -Mouse feels cheap -Mouse build quality is 3 stars -No mini-USB for charging devices What surprised me the most was the comfort of the mouse, since I'm used to your average Logitech or my Corsair Scimitar and a larger one footprint. I'd say the keyboard…

This is exactly what I was looking for, a touch type keyboard but no number pad. The keyboard has good travel, standard size, not small so it is easy to touch. It's really thin so light and can be used on your lap. Quality is good for the price, not a flimsy thing like a laptop keyboard but not a chunky thing like a desktop keyboard, the sweet spot. The mouse is powered by the same USB dongle, which is good for saving USB ports. The mouse is average, a bit big for small hands but seems about…

I need a keyboard that prints well, is wireless, comfortable, and takes up less space than a 10-key keyboard. . . That's it! I use it all week, all day every day for work without unplugging my keyboard or mouse. Then I charge it over the weekend and it's ready to go. I've spent two weeks without charging with no issues but haven't clicked yet. Try charging it once a month to see what happens. The mouse is comfortable and I like that I can adjust the DPI (mouse pointer speed) on the mouse. I…

So far I'm very happy with this product. It's easy to install, quiet and works flawlessly. Here are a few things I love about this product: The build quality exceeded my expectations for a product at this price point. The back of the keyboard is made of stainless steel, which gives it a beautiful and elegant look. The keys on the keyboard are smooth and properly weighted for excellent typing. The mouse also works perfectly, there are no clicks. The keyboard, while small, is sufficiently heavy…

[Original review] The first thing I would like to point out is the incredible build quality of the keyboard. The substrate is made of metal. Not "matte finish to look like metal", real metal. That way I don't worry about it breaking like cheap plastic alternatives can. The mouse appears to be of a lighter plastic construction, but I've been using it for a few months now and it hasn't broken. any problem. One concern I had compared to many other wireless keyboards/mice is the lack of a removable

Working from home, I got serious problems with my tennis elbow. My current keyboard was too big, so my right hand, which I use to control the mouse, was too far from my body. For ergonomic reasons, they recommend keeping your hands sideways when typing. The Arteck keyboard allows me to adopt a close hand position. I also like the feel of the keyboard - it gives more tactile feedback, more like a "real" keyboard than other keyboards I've tried. No issues with range - it still worked at about 20…

I just received it and am using it to write this review. Before that I used a full-size Logitech wireless keyboard, but decided to buy it because I needed more desk space. First impression: good buy! The keyboard and mouse receiver plugs in and just works. No stress. I don't know if everyone will, but I didn't need to charge/plug it in right away. Let's see how long it lasts. The keys aren't quite as quiet, but that doesn't bother me since I've gotten used to it. These are good keys if you're…