Logitech MK295 Silent Wireless Mouse & Keyboard Combo with SilentTouch Technology, Full Numpad, Advanced Optical Tracking, Lag-Free Wireless, 90% Less Noise - Black

Finally the best after trying 3 different one, tired the Dell entry level combo (that was undoubted worst) then tried Logitech MK345 it works like a typewriter ( key punch sounds) , sold that on olx for half the price when I purchased this one . Not about the product . Its just AWSOME ! , the key feel and the mouse both . Keyboard is very well built and feels great . Both keyboard and mouse have rugged feel when you touch. Its great in the Work from Home environment specially if you work late night and don't want to disturb someone with the keystrokes and mouse clicks . Not only keyboard even the mouse clicks are (almost) noise less . This is not 100% silent but no one should be able to hear and gets disturbed by the keystroke noise . if you want to quantify of noise eradication will it eradicates more than 90-95% key click noise

I bought this combo twice because ibwas impressed by the silent key technology. True to the description, you can conveniently work in a room without the click sound disturbing others sleeping.But to me, the joy lasted only 2-3 years. In both cases what happens is some keys in the mouse or keyboard just stops working. You tend to think of weak batteries, but it won't work.Also I think since its designed to work at night, backlit keys with an option to on and off would be very desirable.

Writing this review after one week of use.It is a very good quality combo set of keyboard and mouse.. Received in perfect condition. Keyboard and Mouse both are super silent (no tik-tik anymore). Full size keyboard. Medium size mouse (Model: M220-SilentTouch). Just plug the tiny receiver, switch ON the keyboard and Mouse buttons and it immediately starts working. Get rid of hassles of wiresI had also checked Logitech MK270R combo which was approx. Rs.1000 less than this but finally decided to go with this due to the factors such as Silent Touch, Longer Battery Life and Newer Model. And after using it for a week, I think it was a good decision.I recommend this to everyone who wants to get rid of wiring around their PC/Laptop and looking for clean desk.Overall a very nice product and good buy.

It is just a day since I started to use this keyboard. As the name say, it is supersilent.The keystrokes are very smooth.The setup is as usual, plug and play.Numpad is good too.Overall, very good Windows keyboard to use ! Worth the price of 2545 that I paid.

Worked well for a year, but not the best quality. The flip stands below the keyboard for height adjustment broke, and the mouse does not register clicks well anymore. For the price, I would expect better build quality.Connectivity is easy, plug and play works well with the USB extenders built into the monitor. Having a num pad and multimedia keys and hot keys for calculator, home and email is always a big plus. Battery life has been great.Update: The scroll wheel stopped working. Unlike other mice that can be repaired with a compressed air can when this happens, the mouse is built in a way that it's not repairable. So, I have half of what I bought now (just the keyboard). Logitech used to make quality products.

This is an excellent product. Wireless and silent.

Keyboard are very nice and silent but mouse scroll not working properly after some month of use. I am designer it's very difficult to zoom in and zoom out with scroll. Mouse built quality is not top notch compare to keyboard. Earlier in past I used logitech mouse their built quality is good but these mouse is not.

Writing this review after initial usage on Mac OS Ventura (v13).Got this product today, the box was broken but the keyboard and mouse were intact. I also purchased a USB Type-C male to Type-A female adaptor to connect the USB wireless receiver with my MBP. It was like a simple plug-&-play thing. I just removed the PVC battery separator strips, inserted the USB wireless logi receiver into the adaptor input port, switched on the keyboard and mouse and voila. For the first time I just had to do the initial 1 minute configuration when Mac detects a new keyboard. That's it. Both the things worked fine. I double checked by switching off both and taking the USB receiver out of the port and performed all steps again and everything worked like a charm (of course the keyboard setup step was not required again).I noticed a couple of limitations, I can't call those as problems.1. There is no fn key but a context menu key is there and I did not find any way to manually map the context menu key as the fn key. So as of now I can't use the fn key functions like we use on a MBP normally.2. F1 to F12 keys are not usable at all, I tried to configure them from Keyboard settings but it was not possible. So I can't use F1 to F12 functions. I haven't tried it more, it may possibly work with some tweaks.3. Multimedia music and volume keys are working fine but the other multimedia keys like Calculator, Turn Mac off, Home, Email etc. are not working/usable, but that's not a problem for me.4. All other page up, page down, home, end, delete, numpad, arrows etc. are working fine.5. Other keys in normal mode, shift mode and option mode are working fine.Overall the keyboard and mouse are working fine on Mac OS. No typing issues, no single press multi strokes and debounce issues. I can't say they are fully compatible with Mac but they are more than 90% compatible as per my requirement. I tried to write a functional review because I couldn't find any such review for Mac OS when I was checking before the purchase. I hope it is helpful.I can't test the battery consumption because today is the first day.I deducted 1 star for the things that should work out of the box like fn key could be added instead of context menu key, and F1 to F12 keys are a standard & should be compatible but aren't working and for the poor packaging as well.Thanks