Arteck 2.4G Wireless Keyboard and Mice Combo Ultra Compact Slim Stainless Full Size Keyboard and Ergonomic Mouse for Computer/Desktop/PC/Laptop and Windows 10/8/7 Build in Rechargeable Battery

Its a very nice product. I enjoyed using it for the past 4 months. But after using it for less then 4 months the keyboard started giving problems. When I type E it types ER, similarly for S it types SD, C it types CV so I am unable to use it. Now in this lockdown I am held up. I have raised a request to Amazon for replacement or refund. I hope to get a replacement or refund.If I get replacement then I will change the rating from 2 stars to more after using the new keyboard for more then 5 months otherwise it remains the same.But if I don't get a replacement and get a full refund then I will not be able to change the ratings.But if I don't get either then Cart2India and Amazon will have to face severe consequecies for it as my product has 24 months guarantee/warranty for the product. I am sure this will not happen and Amazon will not disappoint me.

After 6 months of uses some stopped working. I loved this keyboard and mouse at first. But now after less than 6 months, keys like ctrl, 5, 6, delete, =, - suddenly stopped working. I contacted seller and arteck over mail but no response from them. Really disappointed.

It's one of the most beautiful keyboard you'll ever see. Compact, slim, metallic base. However, the USB reciever was dead on arrival. I could not get either the keyboard or mouse to function even once. Sending email to their support didn't help, no response recieved. I had to return the item and get a refund eventually.

So far so good, simple plug and play, sleek design that can fit in most carryon / laptop bags, works like a charm; I used it for straight 8 hrs and performance was uninterrupted, highly recommended!!!!

I just received it and am using it to type this review. Before this, I've been using the wireless logitech full sized keyboard, but decided to buy this because I needed more space on my desk.First Impressions: Good buy! The receiver for the keyboard and mouse plugs and just works. No hassle at all. I don't know if it will be the case for everyone else, but I didn't need to charge/plug it in straight from the box. We'll see how long it lasts.The keys aren't all that silent, but it doesn't bother me since I'm used to that anyway. They're good keys, if you're not used to something hellishly expensive. If you're expecting the keys to be as quiet as, say the ones on the Macbook Pro (2015)⁠—that's not what you'll be getting. Another thing I noticed was that the Windows shortcut (alt+0151) for the em dash just doesn't work. Ctrl+alt+delete DOES work, I should mention while I'm on this topic. I'm not too sure what else does and doesn't work aside from that since I don't really use shortcuts. It's not a deal breaker for me, but I thought I should mention it. There's no lag or out of control keys. It types as fast as I do, stops when I do, and generally works great.The mouse...hmm. Well, I'll say it feels nice and is of good build quality for the price point. It doesn't feel all that plastic-y and too light like some other mice I've tried. I like the way it feels and I like how quiet it is and I like how easily the wheel in the middle scrolls. Though I did right-click things by accident a few times, that was because it was more sensitive than I was used to and I adjusted pretty quickly. That being said, I've put it away in favor of another mouse I already own⁠. The shape is just too flat for my wrist to be comfortable. Since I am on the computer for long periods of time, that matters a lot to me. It is a nicely built mouse⁠—just not for me.I do a lot of creative work, so I opened Photoshop to check the basic shortcuts. The shortcuts for brushes, pen, eraser, type, and all the other tools work fine. Resizing brushes via the bracket keys works! Ctrl+Z works fine. Ctrl+Shift+N works fine. Ctrl+F, which I've chained to flipping the canvas horizontally, also works fine. Ctrl+Shift+S also works great! Haven't checked for more than that, but I suspect it'll also work just fine. Don't know how it works with other programs/apps, but I'm pretty happy since this is all I need and all I checked for.What else? I like the size and look of the keyboard. It's even more compact than I expected, which is good, but also big enough that my fingers are NOT accidentally hitting the wrong keys. I also like the stainless back of the keyboard⁠—makes it feel more solid and heavier than a pure plastic keyboard while also still being very light. I'm picky about how my stuff feels, so this was one of the deciding factors for me in getting this keyboard, along with the good connectivity/working reviews.

Keyboard has decent quality switches. Mouse feels a bit insubstantial, but is very responsive and smooth. Both pair instantly with my Windows laptop. Battery life is substantial -- and both mouse and keyboard can be operated while charging, due to MicroUSB port placement on the side of both units (rather than the bottom).Recommended!

I did not expect to like this keyboard and mouse as much as I do. I purchased it specifically for use as a living room tv keyboard, I didn't have high expectations, just wanted something simple and small that works.Well, this device combination has absolutely exceeded my expectations. It's thin, lightweight and sturdy (keyboard). The action and click of the keys is a perfect chiclet response.The mouse is as fine, nothing special. It's responsive and works as expected It's a mouse.The keyboard though....exceptional for a small form factor, exceptional really regardless of its size. If you are looking for a couch keyboard, this is it.

I had the bluetooth keyboard version for a few years but the left arrow key started moving two spaces at a time and it didn't seem fixable from what I could see. I was generally happy with the keyboard with the small size and minimal reach to grab a mouse, good battery life, and general comfort in typing, so I went with the keyboard and mouse combo this time. The keyboard is generally the same. The function keys have changed places and you need to hit the Fn key to make things like volume and play controls work; this is different and slightly more annoying than the old version where you don't need to hit the Fn button. The Esc key is improved in this version in that it actually escapes what you want rather than opening a new browser window.One annoying thing with the mouse is the if you left click and hold the button down as you scroll downward, the button seems to interfere with the scroll wheel, which makes the scroll wheel stop or it's really rough. It seems this happens to be when the left mouse button is pressed with the finger somewhat close to the scroll wheel, which just happens to be its natural place. I hope I can adapt to this, because it's quite frustrating.