SIIG Wireless Ergonomic Dura-Duo Keyboard and Mouse Combo, 24GHz (33 feet) Long-Range, Water-Resistant, for Windows 10/8/7 or Mac

Just got it. Arrived a day earlier than expected. Worked great right out of the box - the batteries were included. Exactly as described. After plugging it in, my Mac Mini walked me though the set-up easily and quickly. Its a bit strange looking at first, but that goes away quickly. Comfortable key touch. Seems to have the bells and whistles of more expensive keyboard/mouse combo's. Wish the instructions were a bit better on how to open the battery compartment of the mouse to get the usb bluetooth dongle, but if that is the biggest problem......

I really liked the feel of the mouse and keyboard.The keyboard was nice and heavy but a lot of time it was necessary to hit a key several times in order to get it to work. I finally replace it with a different brand and it works fine. So it was the keyboard that was not functioning properly.

Moses dead after 2 months. Keyboard works but the enter key is oddly shaped and positioned vertically on the keyboard. Causes mistyping and slows me down.

While I love the design and size and feel of this product, I couldn't get past the enter key placement. I keep hitting the backslash key.

I chose to give this 4 stars not due to the quality of this product but because of the effective range of the wireless communication. I tried using the wireless fob on a USB port in the back of my tower and it was intermittent at best. Luckily I also have a front facing USB. Once I moved the wireless fob to the front, no problem. If you are a gamer and are thinking about this combo, I would recommend a different keyboard. I wound when I would go to use a key for longer than a single push (holding down the ctl key for example) or for those of us who use the WASD keys for moving, it wouldn't continue to transmit.

arrived on time well packaged have had no problems so far just the right size buttons that I wanted I like tall buttons not the ones like are on laptops as I am old school and most of my early keyboards were this way....definitely a different shaped mouse but like most new things you have to start somewhere but it seems pretty easy on the hand....even though strangely shaped

This product worked good for a few months then the mouse began malfunctioning. It would just stop working and I would need to do a battery pull to get it to work again. I contacted SIIG directly at there support site a week ago, but have not heard from them yet.

The mouse had a battery spring broken and rattling around inside, so can't power it up at all. Was probably a returned mouse they sent back out for sale. The KB had a key that wouldn't read unless pressed HARD and tension was different from key to key across the flimsy, flexxy board, very annoying and counterproductive for anyone requiring a quality typing experience. Both pieces made of thin and cheap plastic and neither inspired confidence they might last more than a few months even if they weren't defective. I like their aesthetic and really was hoping for a good find, but not this time, must keep looking.