🖱️ seenda Rechargeable Wireless Keyboard Mouse: Ultra Quiet, Long Battery Life, 3 Adjustable DPI for Windows Devices, Black and Blue Review

I really liked it at first, they worked well and I got a red one with black keys , which looked snazzy and it was great until recently. I received this set in late November last year and I liked that both the board and mouse were rechargeable and lasted a month or two between charges. But lately they have started to die. Now the keyboard only types a few characters before stopping, and the mouse "jumps" a bit before stopping completely. And I just charged both of them and they still don't work…

I had a Logitech ergonomic keyboard. I liked it, but noisy. My office is very quiet most of the time and I felt like I was disturbing the person next to me as I type a lot. This keyboard is very quiet and I will not miss the batteries. The mouse is quiet and comfortable. It's a small adjustment to go from an ergonomic keyboard to this straight keyboard, but it's worth it. Loads fast. The only thing I would like is a bit of a stand to tilt it, I used something in my desk to support my back a bit

I love this keyboard and mouse, especially because they are wireless and rechargeable. I've been using this combo daily for about 2 months and haven't had to charge my mouse or keyboard. When not in use, they go to sleep mode, which is very convenient. When using wireless keyboards/mouse, note that they are subject to noise interference at the 2.4 GHz frequency. If you attach the dongle to an unshielded or poorly shielded (cheaper) USB hub, there will be some problems and it will work…

The keyboard is amazing, it's aluminum, it seems high quality, the key spacing is perfect for me, I make fewer mistakes when typing, the keys are also low and super quiet and soft, battery life is still great so far, I have a USB hub and I can charge my keyboard with a USB Type-C cable, I've charged it once since I bought it and it still works, the same With the mouse, the battery life is great, the mouse turns itself off automatically when not in use, so you don't have to worry about turning…

This keyboard is so great that I had to do my first video review. I compared Seenda's mini keyboard combo to their full-size blue combo. My video review was long, sorry if I spoke too fast. A few things I'd like to add or improve for those not watching the video: - Senda, please consider backlit the keyboard so users can see the keys in the dark. (I can type, but the main problem is that this keyboard has a different design with extra keys and key spacing [an additional argument is that…

I've done other reviews of keyboards, mice and a few other things and found that most versions of Bluetooth or USB are missing. Unfortunately, they always end up with no keystrokes. I firmly believe that whatever the bells and whistles it may be, something is useless if it cannot perform the primary function for which it was designed. This one comes SO close to being that good. In the first week I had it, I think it missed a keypress. Now, a few weeks later, he seems to be missing more and…

Better keycaps would help make this keyboard as quiet as advertised. It's quiet, yes, but not entirely quiet in my opinion. I'll try to be clear so others know how it will sound. A light tap is heard when you place your fingers on the keyboard. Hence much of the silence. The rattle is enough to make noise. The press itself is silent. So when you actually start typing, you'll hear more tapping noises. The mouse is really quiet and I would definitely recommend it if you could only buy one…