SABLUTE Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, Full Size, Ergonomic Wrist Rest

The keyboard and mouse feel comfortable and easy to use. The wrist rest makes typing better, especially for longer periods, and the keys are soft with a nice quiet sound. The mouse moves smoothly and responds well without any delay. The size is perfect for a desk setup, and the overall look is clean and nice. It feels durable and the wireless connection works without problems.

Super quiet, durable and easy to set up. Batteries are included!! Win win there. It has a built in raised back and a wr8st rest. So it's not compact. But very smooth and nice.

Very nice easy to type. Good quality! Mouse feels great and easy to use. Love the color!!

I am updating my review. My keyboard finally started working and it is fine now.

Was a a gift they was in love with it so I am also had all the qualities needed for for a key board

A few pros, but lots of cons. Pros: Low profile keys, lots of shortcut keys, it is quiet. Cons: Feels cheap, but makes sense for the price. Only a phone without a phone case fits in the slot, so that was useless. I liked the mouse but was too big for my hand. Did not like how long the wrist rest was - it's hard to tell in the picture but I thought I could still use my foam rest, I couldn't, especially because there are no keyboard risers to make it all work. I'm returning and will keep searching.

I bought it as a gift for a programmer friend, it was appreciated

The keyboard is great! Works well, quiet keys, seems durable. The mouse on the other hand doesn’t work at all. The signal to the mouse is off or something because the mouse moves randomly but never where I try to move it. It’s extremely frustrating. If you can buy the keyboard by itself, it’s worth it but the mouse is not

Esta bien el producto lo malo es que las teclas de mas suma asteriscos comas están mal ubicadas en el teclado asi que tengo que recordar sobre los teclados anteriores, no se si regresar la o seguir adivinando esos teclados como se ubican

Took a while to come because it needed to be imported but worth the wait. I’m happy with this keyboard. It has an ergonomic design that supports wrist health and the best part for me are the buttons. They are sensitive and only slightly raised which is great for those with long nails. I looked and looked and zoomed in on various keyboards (even ordering at least three in a go to try out) and out of all those in this experiment, this one is the winner for my long nails situation.

The batteries in this keyboard do not last more than month, usually less. The mouse driver is bad, mouse freezes all of the time. I had to use anther mouse instead. Very poor quality. Also lack of quality control , I imagine. SO: After all that I decided to take it appart, (Don't think there's any warranty to void anyway) and unpon inspection, I found the strip that connects keys to the PCB. As I suspected, there was a thin film of carbon on the contacts. I remember back from the 60's TV days and cleaning "Barrel Tuners", that if these keyboards were stored in a warehouse usung Natural Gas for heating, that is the cuplrit for all of our trouble. Natural Gas puts carbon in the air as it burns. Not enough, I don't think for health concerns, but anything that has exposed contacts will, over time, get a layer of carbon. Carbon, by the way is used in resistors. That explains the bad, and intermittent response. SOLUTION: Dismantle the keyboard, remove batteries. With the back end tiped toward you, remove all the screws and remove the lid, and the plastic sheet, if you want. Over to your right, closest to you, is a metal strip with 2 screws in it. I didn't checkfirst, but I suspect these may have been loose. Take these screws out, remove the metal strip, remembering which way is up, along with the plastic divider underneath. Now carefully lift up the keyboard mylars and look at the contacts on the bottom. Mine were black. Now take a fiberglass cleaner or an ink eraser will work to; and clean these contacts. Don't over do it. Reassemble the spacer and metal strip, then the plastc and keyboard cover. Put all the screws in loose. Then tighten from the middle outwards. Now your keyboard should be like new again. If you live in a home with natural gas heat, you may have to do this once a year. But still, the battery issue is a problem. If you always have spare batteries on hand, then ok. But if you want reliability, buy something else. I think the merged mouse on the usb could be th issue. Bythe way, I put the moue back layely and seems to be ok. Maybe Windows 11 has addressed their issue. Update: I ahve been forced to use another usb mouse as the one thats with this keyboard is horribly intermittent. Furthermore, the batteries last maybe a month, and although they test good ona battery tester, the keyboard will not function any more, but can use the batteries in something else that isn't so "Power hungry". Again, as I said before, I regret buying this keyboard after discovering it's many flaws. Not recommended.

Keyboard and mouse looks nice. I had a bad surprise to find out that the keyboard did not turn on . I tried changing its batteries, different key combination but no reaction. I contacted the seller and I told them that I urgely need a solution. Instead, they asked me 3 days in a row to try some key combination and some crazy things like : please make sure the keyboard is turned on". Really?? On the 3rd day, after loosing time sending them explications and videos I decided to return it. I understand they want to verify it but it is a simple keyboard not a sofisticated tech item. Update: the seller reach out to me and offered a replacement due to the problems I had with the first keyboard . This one works and i am really impressed how silent both the mouse and keyboard are.Thank you Seller!

I love it! It’s a beautiful mint green shade. It’s lightweight. The mouse is comfortable. Very quiet operation for both the keyboard strokes, and the mouse clicks If I had more than one, Office, I would buy this in multiple colours