Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, Full Size
Product description
For a desk where you type for long stretches and want a phone within view, this wireless keyboard and mouse combo brings a wave-shaped keyboard, wrist rest, and built-in device slot into one setup. The keyboard has an adjustable stand, while the right-hand mouse has a contoured shape, forward and back buttons, and three DPI settings. A single 2.4 GHz USB receiver connects both devices, so there’s no software setup to add to your routine.
The practical trade-off is that the mouse is shaped for the right hand, and the keyboard and mouse each need an AA battery that isn’t included. That’s worth factoring in if you want a ready-to-use setup straight out of the box.
Key specifications
The keyboard is full size, with wave keys and an integrated wrist rest. Its adjustable stand lets you change the keyboard height, though the listing doesn’t give specific adjustment positions or dimensions. The mouse offers three DPI levels and forward and back controls, there’s no DPI range provided, so the number of levels is the useful detail here, not a promise of a particular sensitivity.
Both devices use a 2.4 GHz wireless connection through one USB receiver, which is stored on the back of the mouse. The stated range is up to 33 feet (10 meters). The keyboard and mouse can also be used separately. Automatic power saving puts the keyboard to sleep after 30 seconds of inactivity and the mouse after 15 minutes, pressing a button wakes them again. Each takes one AA battery, sold separately.
The combo is listed for Windows XP through Windows 11, Mac, and other operating systems. Use FN+Q or FN+W to switch between Windows and macOS layouts. The listing doesn’t identify a specific tablet model or connection method for charging a device in the holder, so treat the slot as a viewing stand rather than assuming it handles charging.
Who it’s for
It suits you if you want a full-size wireless setup with a wrist rest and a place to prop up a phone or tablet while working. For example, you could keep a phone upright in the keyboard slot to glance at notifications while typing, rather than leaving it flat beside the mouse. The adjustable stand and palm-shaped mouse prioritize a more shaped, comfort-oriented layout over a basic flat keyboard and small travel mouse.
It might not be a great match if you use your left hand for the mouse, need a compact keyboard, or don’t want to buy batteries separately. The description also doesn’t provide measurements, so anyone planning around a tight desk space should account for the full-size format before choosing.
Included in the package
The combo pairs the keyboard and mouse, with one USB receiver for connecting both. The receiver is stored on the back of the mouse, a small detail that may help keep it from getting misplaced when the setup is packed away. AA batteries are not included, so have one for each device before setting up. The listing mentions after-sales warranty service but doesn’t specify its duration or terms.
Questions before you buy
Do the keyboard and mouse need separate USB receivers? No. One 2.4 GHz receiver can connect both, and the devices can also be used separately.
Can you switch between Windows and macOS? The listing says to press FN+Q or FN+W to switch between the two system layouts. It lists compatibility with Windows and Mac, but doesn’t detail the layout behavior for other operating systems.
Are batteries included? No. The keyboard requires one AA battery and the mouse requires one AA battery.
Final verdict
This combo makes sense if you want a full-size keyboard with a wrist rest, a right-hand mouse, and a built-in spot for a device, all working from one receiver. It also adds practical browsing buttons and adjustable mouse sensitivity without requiring software installation. Choose a simpler, flatter keyboard and a separate mouse instead if you prefer a left-hand or compact design, or if you need detailed dimensions and battery-free setup information before buying.