Logitech MK270 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo for Windows, 2.4 GHz Wireless, Compact Mouse, 8 Multimedia and Shortcut Keys, 2-Year Battery Life, for PC, Laptop, QWERTY UK English Layout - Black

Great quality keyboard and mouse, Logitech have improved the keyboard feel considerably since the previous version I bought a couple of years ago. The keys are much quieter and there's less wobble and movement. It was already a good keyboard with decent wireless range, but now it feels so much better to type on. The battery lasts forever. The mouse is also good and reliable, and unlike some other wireless mice you don't need to click it to wake it, it will wake just from movement, while also having excellent battery life. The mouse is also slightly re-designed from before, with the on/off switch in a different location, but I'm not sure what else has changed. On the previous version my main issue was the scroll wheel click stopped working properly - had to press hard, past the actual click, for it to activate - so hopefully they've fixed that. Other great point is that the keyboard and mouse both come with Duracell batteries included. I got the combo for £16 in black Friday sale which is great value. Even at the normal £20 it's pretty unbeatable. Don't bother with other random brand keyboards. With Logitech you know you're getting a quality keyboard and there's a reason why the MK270 combo is so popular.

Great wireless keyboard and mouse. Fantastic value for money. I was looking for a new wireless mouse then saw these as a package and thought I would go for wireless keyboard too. This pack cost just a little more than the wireless mouse would have cost buying it separately. Plug in the wireless receiver and turn on both keyboard and mouse, both work seemlessly. Mouse is fine, keyboard is quiet when typing and has some useful extra buttons plus a numeric keypad. Can't guarantee longevity but at this price it's not an issue.

I’ve used the Logitech MK270 combo for around a year. Setup was simple, the 2.4 GHz wireless connection stayed stable with no lag, and the mouse is still working perfectly smooth, accurate and comfortable for daily use. The keyboard layout is user friendly, with handy shortcut keys, and battery life has been excellent (still on the first set). The only drawback is that after about a year, a couple of keys started to feel less responsive. It’s not a dealbreaker, but worth noting if you expect very long-term durability.Overall, it’s a solid set that offers convenience and good performance for everyday office or home use.

Honestly, I bought this because I broke my old Razor keyboard and wanted something simple and cheap. When I got this delivered, it came with the keyboard and a mouse. The mouse is probably the weakest link of the set, but it's great to have as a backup, so definitely a bonus. The keyboard however, is surprisingly one of the nicest keyboards I've used. It's got soft, responsive key-caps that have an audible-enough click to the buttons to make it satisfying to someone who has used red-caps in the past. The keyboard is wireless and has an incredible battery-life, but takes two very thin batteries instead of AAA. That would definitely be an improvement, but I suppose for a simple office keyboard, it does the job great. There are even extra buttons for stuff like muting the sound on the computer, raising the volume, decreasing the volume, features that not even my Razor Ornata had. Typing with this keyboard is great. The keys have tact, and are responsive. It's very difficult for the keyboard to accidentally create multiple of the same character just by pressing the key once, which was good for finishing my University Essays with. I give this product a 4.5/5.

As the title says, this is the best keyboard set I've bought and I've tried a few at work before settling on Logitech. The battery life on both the mouse and keyboard is excellent. I've used them for presentations where the computer is fixed behind the wall mounted display and there's no connection issues. Keyboard lettering is still clear after several years at work and the keys are responsive. The mouse works equally well for both left and right handed users. There's nothing I dislike about this keyboard so I bought one for home.

I’ve been using the Logitech MK270 for around 4 months at home and at work, and overall it’s been a dependable companion for daily tasks. What I like: Plug-and-play simplicity — Set it up once (using the Unifying USB receiver) and it just works across Windows, without needing extra drivers. Reliable wireless — I haven’t experienced dropouts or lag in normal use, even working across a small room. Comfortable keyboard layout — The keys feel decent (not high-end but certainly serviceable), with good travel and tactile feedback for typing reports, emails, etc. Decent mouse included — The mouse is ergonomic enough for general use, not ultra premium but good value given it's bundled. Battery life is impressive — I’m still using the original batteries after months Compact & lightweight — Takes up little space and is portable if needed.

In most respects, this keyboard/mouse combo provides decent value for money, in that they work more or less as advertised. That said, the keyboard has one VERY SERIOUS design flaw that from time to time makes me want to throw it out the window. Logitech have implemented what I'm sure they consider to be a very helpful feature, namely, eight physical hot keys along the top of the keyboard with certain pre-wired functions (e.g., volume controls, calculator and email buttons). But one in particular just about ruins this keyboard for me. That is the power button. I can't tell you how many times I've inadvertently hit this key and, initially, had it shut down my computer with no warning or opportunity to countermand the predetermined action. And, of course, Logitech provide NO ABILITY to re-program or disable these hot keys. It seems they did once upon a time, as their web site contains an FAQ article describing a configuration application called SetPoint that was available for this purpose. However, the download link for that application now returns a 404. The only other possibly relevant application for this purpose (Logi Options+) does not recognize the K270 keyboard. And querying the AI assistant on their web site confirms the fact that the hot keys cannot be disabled or modified. This is idiotic and emblematic of many hardware manufacturers' mindset of infantilizing their customers or simply locking such functionality to steering them toward more expensive options. So, I would not have purchased this keyboard had I known of this limitation, and thought others may want to know as well. Caveat emptor. PRO TIP: To somewhat lessen the impact of this braindead "feature", under Windows 11 you can go into "Settings->System-Power->Power and sleep button controls" to reprogram the power button to go to sleep rather than shut down the computer. This setting, however, governs the power switch on the computer as well as the hotkey on the keyboard, which is suboptimal. But slightly preferable to an errant fat finger accidentally shutting down the computer at the most inopportune moment. My next purchase will be some SuperGlue to make absolutely certain this key can never be accidentally triggered again.

Does as it says. Easy to use, nice size. Good value