Primo Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Set QWERTY UK Layout, Black | Low Profile Keys, Spill-Resistant, One USB Receiver, Ambidextrous Wireless Mouse, for PC Laptop Mac Home Office

Great Keyboard and Mouse combo, it's works well and very quiet keys.

The letter 'k' would not work on my laptop. After trying to resolve the problem, I gave up and bought this. Problem solved and nice to use.

I have just purchased this wireless keyboard & mouse set as all the wires on my work from home computer were annoying me and my keyboard was so load when typing. This set has made such a difference! The mouse is perfect size & the keyboard is silent which is lovely! Both very responsive! I did have trouble getting the keyboard to work and there were no instructions in the box so had to search for user guide in order to get it to work but otherwise does the job, very happy

The Trust Primo Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Set offers a reliable and affordable solution for everyday computing tasks. It's a great option for home or office use. Key Features: Wireless Convenience: Enjoy the freedom of wireless connectivity with a single USB receiver for both the keyboard and mouse. Low-Profile Keys: The low-profile keys provide a comfortable and quiet typing experience. Spill-Resistant Design: Offers protection against accidental spills, providing added peace of mind. Ambidextrous Mouse: The ambidextrous mouse design makes it suitable for both left- and right-handed users. UK QWERTY Layout: Standard UK QWERTY layout for familiar and efficient typing. Overall: The Trust Primo Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Set is a solid choice for those seeking a reliable and affordable wireless combo. Its comfortable typing experience, spill-resistant design, and ambidextrous mouse make it a practical option for everyday use.

Not happy to find out after getting rid of the box that the F1 to F12 keys don't work like they do on every other keyboard ever made, by default they are shortcuts, shortcuts which I don't even want, to actually make them act like F-x keys you have to hold down the FN key, I'm sorry but what kind of idiotic design decision was that? I keep going to press F5 only for it to open a search box, or do nothing when I try to quick save in games which F5 is usually used for, you have to stretch your entire hand in an uncomfortable way or use both hands to hold down the fn key while pressing the designed F-x key. This incredibly dumb design decision makes the keyboard basically unusable for me.

Ordered to replace an old worn-out Logitech keyboard/mouse (in the Black Friday sales this one was slightly cheaper...) Keyboard seems generally OK; quiet in operation, though very occasionally seems to get "stuck" (a keystroke seemingly isn't registered - press the next key and the "stuck" keystroke and the new one both appear... The red LED lights to show Num Lock and Caps Lock aren't very bright; they do go out after a few seconds to save battery power. The keyboard has a tiny on/off switch on the right-hans end that seems to have been added as an afterthought. Ergonomically, the mouse is fine, comfortable in either hand with a reasonable feel to the buttons and the wheel. But the mouse does perform very well: (a) Movement can be erratic, and the mouse pointer will frequently jump to a completely different place on the PC screen. This may be dependent on the kind of surface it's being used on (its optical sensor may not like my old wooden desk) - however the previous mouse had no such issues! (b) The "inactivity timeout" (where the mouse enters a low-power mode and eventually switches off to save power) is far too short: i. After 1 minute the mouse enters a low-power state where the red LED alongside the optical sensor flashes at a slower rate to save power. Not a big issue as it only causes a small delay (less than a second) before the mouse starts responding again if it is moved. ii. After 10 minutes the mouse switches off completely and requires clicking of a button or the wheel to wake it up (just rolling the wheel or moving the mouse won't wake it up) The mouse's irritatingly-short "inactivity timeout" will mean that I won't be buying another one of these...

i have literally just opened the box, plugged in the small transceiver to a usb port (on a hub) and its all working just as it should be. the keyboard layout is exactly the same as the dell i currently use, is not clicky (good) and key travel is very similar to the dell too. i wont notice any difference between the two and i'm typing this at the same speed as i'd be typing when using the dell keyboard but on the Trust combo instead. a great result. the mouse is fine too. very small differences in shape cannot be commented upon as i guess everyone's hand is slightly different. the mouse is also perfectly acceptable and works just fine (i had to go into settings of windows 10 and reduce the speed of the mouse as it was whizzing about the screen to quickly for my liking - it took all of 20 seconds to do (settings, devices, mouse, cursor speed - job done). a wonderous piece of magic delivered for a price that is astounding. well recommended (i have yet to find out how long the multiple aaa size batteries take to run down, but as i have a drawer full of rechargeable 800ma/h spares, it will be a no brainer as long as i get a good couple of weeks use out of them). impressed. recommended.

Great combo keyboard and mouse which connect very easily once usb receiver is plugged in to the computer

There are one or two functions which need some explanation and aren't covered in the manual, but overall it's an excellent, quiet keyboard with useful functions.

Muy bien