Good keyboard, bad mouse button.
588214
Nice keyboard. I need the trackpad because my of tennis elbow from working with a mouse. Too bad, the track pad's left mouse button lost its click action. It can be pressed but it is flat and squishy. Too bad. I'll have to replace

Update: I am on my second keyboard and left mouse button is again deflated ( as are my spirits) Adesso will warranty replace but the shipping is expensive that I am required to pay.
1955141
It's great but has its irritations.

The hard-wired Fn+W has bitten me a few times (switches WASD with arrow keys). The macro keys are good for the most part but G4 and G5 aren't configurable and I haven't found a use for them.
2391886
Keyboard so far seems great, buttons have good lighting and are very comfortable.
Mouse sadly didn't work when I received it, although I don't mind since I've already got a working mouse. Might consider getting a refund on it though, simply because I like the design. Goes well with the mousepad from the same maker as well, like I bought. ;) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00E88ZGNG/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_1
3532277
I just bought this keyboard and have been using it the past day. First of all the keyboard part itself is pretty standard. Nothing too special about it. If it had backlit keys then it would be much better, but unfortunately this $100 keyboard is not backlit!

Now on to the mouse. The large size is awesome. Too often touchpads are too tiny to be usable, but this one is downright huge! The texture is also quite nice on it: it's very smooth and your finger glides easily across the whole pad.

Now the pad itself is great, but the drivers are a bit lacking. Normal mousing works fine, but some gestures don't work so well. Moving the mouse works fine and clicking and right clicking is easy enough.  By default you can tap or click for a single click and two finger tap or click to right click. You can go into setpoint and make it so you must click and not just tap (which is what I prefer). To right-click-drag you must hold the bottom right corner with one finger and drag with another finger. You can left click drag the same way with the left corner or by double-tap and drag (this can be disabled).

The worst part about the drivers is the pinch zoom gesture. It works very poorly. You're probably better off disabling it. Zoom-out works alright, but zoom-in is BAD. When you pinch zoom-in and let go of the pad quickly it messes up. For instance in the maps app if I zoom in and let go quickly the map will go flying. To get it to work right pinch zoom and then keep your fingers on the pad until it stops moving and then let go. But that is very unnatural and inconvenient. It seems that the logitech drivers emulate an actual touch screen because with the TK820 plugged in the on-screen-keyboard is enabled in the right side of the taskbar. It seems to do a pinch gesture where you mouse is but don't do it quite right. In the System properties Windows says there is single-touch support so I'm not quite sure how Logitech is emulating a pinch-zoom with just 1 emulated touch point.

So overall the hardware is good but the drivers are mediocre. If Logitech is able to improve the drivers this would be a very good product only lacking a backlight. It's very nice for HTPC use but would be even better with backlit keys to see the keyboard when the room is dark. Not a very big issue for touch-typists but the media control keys are on the F keys and it is hard to remember and press those buttons without light.
3841509
- Keyboard is perfect except (left click buttons's position): minus 1 star
- Tochpad is very bad: minus 2 star
2636986
Keyboard typing takes a while to get used to. Avoid it if you want immediate efficiency. However the build quality is good. And the mouse is as well, it feels great in the hand with textured side grips.
2679754
the mouse is broke. The scroll wheel is very hard to scroll, and half the time I scroll the page auto scrolls, wtf? And to switch applications, first I have to click teh dpi button, Seriously? I paid over 30$ and got absolute trash, the keyboard is fine and all, but the mouse is retartedly broken.
3116392
It has taken some getting used to but I really like the keyboard. The mouse has been pretty glitchy until I found a tip to attach the tiny USB receiver to a 6 inch USB dongle to get it away from the computer's chassis. That fixed the mouse issues, but now I have another cord floating around my desk making this a "half wireless" mouse at best.
2245248
I bought this keyboard because I liked the option of changing the back lighting color.  I've had this keyboard for about two weeks and other than the normal minor annoyance of learning a new keyboard (I mashed a lot of wrong keys getting used to it), I had no trouble and really liked it.  The user manual is short and has some hilarious translations.

Today the left arrow key stopped working when the up arrow is pressed.  They both work fine separately, but not together.  This is a major annoyance when gaming.  I'm going to have to get something different.
149024
Love the keyboard, but the mouse is comber some :( I decided to use a Logitech M705 instead (if only these two would team up to make a set...?) Otherwise it works great :) fast transit and tracked it the whole way
3788657
The keyboard is great, wonderful action, I enjoy all of the shortcut buttons and it is very comfortable. The mouse on the other hand is very spotty, it jumps around the screen a lot and wastes time...
3074887
No problems with the Keyboard as of yet it lights up when you press the scroll lock button and the mouse has a nice gaming feel to it when you click it.

Update: When the computer goes to sleep when you try to turn it back on the mouse and keyboard stop working and you have to go and unplug it or reset your computer for it to work its very annoying. If you have to pay 10 dollars more go buy a different set of keyboard and mouse do it because this one is not the one to buy.
294078
I bought this because I needed a long-range wireless keyboard/mouse to use with my media PC (where I sit on the couch, about 10ft from the TV).

It worked with Windows XP without requiring any drivers (although I did install the ones that came on the CD later).  The keyboard is somewhat thin and feels nice.  However the keyboard has 2 flaws.  First, sometimes it does not connect to the receiver, so you need to manually connect it (happens rarely).  The MAJOR FLAW is that sometimes when I press a key on the keyboard, the receiver thinks I'm HOLDING that key.  So, if I'm writing text, and press "t", the receiver interprets it as "ttttttttttttttttt" and will keep on typing "t" unless I press "t" again.  Since I mainly watch videos on my Media PC, when I press the button to skip 20 seconds, the keyboard makes the video keep on skipping forever unless I press that same key again!  It's pretty much like an old keyboard with glue-like sticky keys.

The mouse is average, since it's not very sensitive (low dpi sensor) which isn't important unless you're into gaming or plan to use this keyboard/mouse combo on a PC requiring precision movement.  One problem I had was after installing the drivers, you can customize the mouse to use 5 buttons (which it has).  But if you select 5-button setup, the scroll button doesn't work when you browse your files on Windows Explorer/My Computer.  But if you set it to 3-button setup, it works.  So I guess there are some issues there as well!  Only advantage I'd say is ergonomics.

My advice is stay clear of this keyboard, unless you seriously need the range on the mouse (not the keyboard, since it has too many flaws).
2929066
Mouse is great! Keyboard seems to lose Bluetooth connectivity often. I have to turn off and back on for it to reconnect sometimes.
875893
This is a really nice keyboard and mouse combo but the problem is it goes to sleep and you start typing again and there is a delay before the computer recognizes the key strokes. That is my major complaint because I really like the feel of the keys and the mouse is great. The set up was fairly easy and I have not had any disconnects with the bluetooth. Just hate that lag when it goes to sleep. I would buy it again for the price I got it for.
2966640
I like almost everything about this laptop except for the mousepad, which lacks separate left and right mouse buttons. That functionality is built into the bottom of the pad, itself, which moves up and down to simulate a button being pressed.  But cursor movement and button pressing quite often get mixed together. Making a left click is especially tricky without accidentally moving the cursor before the button click gets activated.  I gave up and now use a wireless mouse instead of the laptop's mousepad.  I bought my Aspire M5 laptop refurbished a few weeks ago and I feel like I got a great deal.  No regrets so far.
508525
Good mouse, though scroll wheel clicking isn't durable. Offset by being cheap to replace.