Logitech MK235 Full Size Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo

I finally convinced my wife that her computer issues were being caused by her wired mouse and keyboard, and got her the MK235 setup that's I've been using for several years now. Couple of things to note. The keyboard does not have a power switch nor any Caps Lock or Number Lock lights. She's not a power user so this was okay with her. The mouse DOES have a power switch, which to her is important. Both the keyboard and the mouse came with Duracell batteries, AA for the Mouse and AAA for the keyboard. I installed the transceiver in a 2.0 USB port. Took Windows 10 about 15 seconds to set up the dongle. I then powered up the mouse and it worked immediately, and the same with the keyboard. One function that was missing from her previous mouse was a working scroll button. She has that now which makes her happy. She does light gaming on her computer so she doesn't need a $400 mouse or keyboard. And if this is like other Logitech products I've bought, it will be very durable as well. The mouse is a perfect fit for her hands, and she can type with ease with it. It's perfect fit day to day use, but I wouldn't probably recommend it for heavy duty gaming ability. It's worth the price, and she's no longer getting frustrated with her computer. And to me, that's 5 stars.

This review is for Logitech MK235 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo for Windows, USB Receiver, 15 FN Keys, Long Battery Life, Compatible with PC, Laptop. After 9 years of reliable, daily, home-office use, my desktop mouse (part of the Logitech MK520 wireless keyboard/mouse combo) had developed an irritating habit of intermittently double-clicking when I single-click. I decided that I needed a replacement and, given that 9 years is a reasonable life-expectancy for such a device, I chose a Logitech replacement. This MK235 wireless keyboard/mouse combo is a low-cost, no-frills product. The boxed set includes keyboard, mouse, batteries, USB receiver and an instruction sheet. The system is out-of-the-box seamlessly plug & play compatible with my Windows 10 desktop. The keyboard is full-size with number-pad, usual function keys and angled support; no on/off switch or indicator lights. The mouse is smoothly responsive with scroll wheel and tactile click-response. Both keyboard and mouse in this MK235 set are smaller and more lightweight than my previous set; however, they fully meet my needs for daily use and I am hoping they will last another 9 years. Logitech also currently offers a MK540 Combo which is larger/heavier and has additional features.

I got this keyboard and very happy that it is a set with a mouse, the design is super slick and thin, but there a down side of the thin keyboard, the key is not very bouncy, so I don’t think I would use it for gaming, it is for regular browsing.

A nice near full size keyboard with good tactile feel. It has pop out feet which give it a better angle. The mouse is ok too.

Handled with care when delivered, came in its original packaging instead of an Amazon box. Everything came in great condition, contained a keyboard, mouse, one AA battery, 2 AAA batteries, and a USB Bluetooth stick for wireless connection. Nice sized keyboard, with quiet keys, has a sleek design. The mouse is slightly smaller than I’m used to but it’s very light and glides nicely on my mouse pad. The Bluetooth works great, it’s a simple plug and play and connects immediately. The response time is just as quickly as a wired keyboard or mouse. The only “issue” I have is that the keyboard is a dark grey color, I thought the keyboard was black. But it’s not big enough to be a deal breaker for me. I would recommend and buy again.

Very affordable with fast shipping. Can’t beat it.

The keyboard is decent but the mouse is horrible. The mouse wheel is all plastic with no grip. I ended up using another wireless mouse to go with the keyboard. For a budget wireless combo it's not bad but it could have been so much better if they used some sort of rubber grip on the mouse wheel

I've had this for a couple days. It's cheap - it feels cheap, but guess what? It WAS cheap. I elected to not pay a lot, and got what I paid for. It works. I will probably find something soon that feels more ergonomic, and doesn't clack (noisy) al lot when I type. It feels clunky, but works. - update: I'm getting used to the keyboard a bit more after two weeks. It still feels on the cheap side, but used to it. I really can't seem to get used to the mouse. It is just a basic mouse that feels ... cheap.

Mause not work

Easy set up no problem

Tuşların dokusu hoş yumuşak iş görüyor ancak mouse küçük

Es muy cómodo a la hora de trabajar, solo que el muse cuando le gira la ruedita

I was searching for a keyboard-mouse combo for the office. So obviously it has to be cheap, but a decent combo. MK235 is relatively a new product. I was afraid to go with a product that has no proper reviews online, but I discovered that this is a very good keyboard for people who prefer keyboards with a small key travel, laptop like feeling. This not a fancy keyboard, but a working horse that will make the work done easily. The mouse, however, was a little bit too small for my hands and feels cheap, so I ended up using a regular wired mouse. By the way, I use Logitech M320 at home which I love, and this one is much smaller. So overall, as a combo - maybe not the perfect solution, but considering the price - I would definitely recommend. The product is in one word "adequate." It gets the job done. Keyboard has decent key travel, soft of between laptop and full-size desktop keyboard. Mouse is quite small, so if you have average or big hands you will notice. Basically, you're getting a cheap wireless keyboard-mouse combo that works well. Nothing fancy, no need for software downloads (FN keys work without logitech software), and everything is plug and play. This is comparative to the sub $20 wired combos you can buy. I wish the keyboard had the same dark gray as the mouse. Overall, a basic wireless keyboard and mouse that's adequate.