HP 300 Black 2.4 GHz USB Wireless Keyboard & Wireless Mouse Combo Set (UK Keyboard Layout) - Home Office Working for Computer PC Laptop Desktop

These devices do the job well and I have two sets, one for when I work at home and another I keep in my locker to use in the office. This means I don't have to use the hotdesk keyboards which sometimes feel like a health hazard.The keyboard offers the right depth of key movement for me, I don't like those that are too flat. It's it's slightly smaller than some but not cramped, like a laptop keyboard. Because I use this all the time, I have become used to the relative positions of the various keys around the QWERTY keys so find them easily (having different keyboards was a distraction).The mouse also feels just right.This doesn't feel like a premium, typist's keyboard with those satisfying big keys, but it's a good compromise, for me.

As I'm working from home I wanted to tidy up my desk area so bought this wireless combo. I popped in the batteries into the mouse and keyboard and the dongle into a USB port and my laptop picked them both up straight away. The keyboard is not the most robust but it sits on my desk and responds as I type - and that is all I need it to do. For the price you can't go wrong.

The keyboard is bit chunkier than I would have liked and typing is very noisy , the shortcut keys on left handside of keyboard however are very handy. this connected no problem to my laptop, I use this keyboard and mouse everyday for work and since i have bought only replaced batteries once in mouse , however you can make the power last longer by switching mouse off when not using.

An excellent keyboard, with useful additional functions, e.g. changing volume on computer speakers. The mouse is a compact size but very useable. I have had it now for three months and would certainly buy again if I needed an additional keyboard and mouse.

Want a wireless keyboard that constantly misses or ignores keystrokes, leading to frustrating errors? Want clunky keys that feel heavy to use and slow down your typing speed while making tons of noise? Want to have zero ergonomic satisfaction as the flimsy feet snap and prevent you from placing the keyboard at anything approaching a comfortable angle?Want to pair that with a mouse that eats two AAA Duracell batteries a week by constantly leaving its laser on instead of optimising battery drain by only activating the laser when there's movement? Want that constant laser to ruin your desk unless you're using a mouse mat? Want a scroll wheel that constantly registers an up movement when you stop scrolling down, meaning you have to compensate and over scroll every time?If that sounds like you, buy this absolute piece of crap! I guarantee you'll be thoroughly disappointed and regret your purchase!

I bought a new HP Monitor, and laptop I bought earlier, so thought of trying this HP keyboard & mouse combo, to make it full HP kit. I am a regular Dell Keyboard user, so taking me sometime to get adjusted to HP.What's Good:1. full size keyboard ;2. flat and clear keys ;3.have good quick access keys on the edges neatly ;4. single usb for mouse and keyboard.Some Issues:1. Placement of some keys seemed bit different, like missing the function key ;2. Also it's very noisy while typing;3. Appearance and feel of Keys is bit cheaper plastic.good value for money for the segment though.

Really easy to set up, had mine up and running in just two minutes. The mouse is quite fast, which is good, but I slowed mine down a little. Don’t worry about the generic picture of a foreign keyboard layout, my box had a GB sticker on it and a UK keyboard inside.

I bought this set for my kids computer and it does the job. This particular set is not for gaming etc but for home computing this set is quite good and reliable.