... mouse and the numbers only work as number keys like on your keyboard
582116
it's a cheap mouse and the numbers only work as number keys like on your keyboard. It's not bad.
2890606
I bought this set last month and it worked perfectly fine until a few days ago when the mouse started to randomly disconnect and no matter which USB ports I plugged it into, it won't work till it randomly decides to. The keyboard is having no issues though. A closer look into the reviews shows that it seems to be a reoccurring problem. It's a shame since I really like both the mouse and keyboard.
4163522
Do not buy this keyboard if you plan on using it with Windows Media Center or want a number pad on the remote for your PC.  I wasted a Saturday trying to get it to work, and there's no way to get it to work with full functionality.  Using this with WMC makes my situation pretty unique, but I hope I save someone else the aggravation.  The reason is difficult to explain if you haven't tried to set it up before or aren't a developer for Logitech, but I'll try... In order to have a number pad on your Elite or Ultimate remote for WMC, you need to set up a "Watch TV" activity with a device that recognizes RC6 IR codes such as "Microsoft Windows Media Center SE."  But Harmony does not consider that device a PC, so the "Watch TV" activity won't show up as a compatible activity for the keyboard to control.  Adding a device that it does recognize as a PC to the "Watch TV" activity won't allow Harmony to recognize it as a compatible activity, either.  If you instead set up a device it recognizes as a PC using the "Watch PC" activity, the keyboard will recognize it as a compatible activity, but the "Watch PC" activity doesn't have a number pad on the Elite or Ultimate remote or the smartphone app remote.  So you can use the keyboard using the "Watch PC" activity, but you won't be able to enter channel numbers on your remote.  I also tried using the "Watch Movie" activity, but that also does not have a number pad.  This issue could be fixed if Logitech would allow the keyboard to control a WMC PC in the "Watch TV" activity or add a number pad to the "Watch PC" activity.  I feel so many aspects were well thought out, but they clearly didn't test this keyboard with Windows Media Center.  And since it seems they're discontinuing the add-on keyboard, I doubt it will change.  But I wanted to warn anyone trying to integrate this into their WMC setup.  I do otherwise enjoy the Harmony Elite.  If this gets fixed or you feel there's a solution, please feel free to comment.
2500714
so I got this keyboard because I like the whole 'wireless' aspect of it.  I work from home so having the ability to move it was ideal. I did get the product on time which was great. The mouse however the feel of it does take some getting used to. It feels as though it was made for a left handed person rather than a right. The contouring just seems backwards on the mouse. The keyboard is what I have the biggest problem with. The shift keys hardly ever work. This is a problem because the only way to capitalize something is to use caps and that is just inconvenient when I could use shift on any other keyboard. When I called tech support They did offer to send me a new keyboard.  I have yet to receive the keyboard. I hope it doesn't have the same issue. I will review it again once I receive it.
4280408
Unfortunately I had to return this item, a couple of the keys didn't work. The bottom left Ctrl key and the %5 key. I ended up going with a different brand instead of exchanging. The little I did get to use the keyboard it did seem nice, other then certain keys not working. I didn't notice any typing lag, but as I said I had very little time with it. The mouse was really nice though, that worked perfectly. I could have lived with just the one Ctrl key not working (the other Ctrl key worked) but the % and 5 key not working I couldn't live with. Lots of other good reviews so I'm sure I just got a defective one.
2745676
I got one of these at MicroCenter, but it's practically unusable for me. If you DELIBERATELY press each key, one at a time and check the screen to ensure each letter appeared, then yes - it works.

My biggest problem with this keyboard is the spacebar - it only has one sensor/plunger - so you have to hit the center of it for it to work. Hitting to the left or to the right results in no space.

I highly recommend spending the few extra dollars to get a Logitech or Microsoft keyboard, for example. If you buy cheap, you buy twice. If anyone wants this one, it will be outside my place in a trashcan next Monday evening.
2530425
For the most part, I really like this keyboard and mouse. Mine came with one USB that syncs both so it saves a USB port, although others I know got two USBs. The major problem I have with the keyboard is that if you type too fast, it doesn't always register. The  mouse also likes to jump around a lot, it will just randomly shoot to the top or bottom of the screen, which is really frustrating since I am a photographer who is always editing details.
2253722
The keys do not always work correctly and may type the letter near it. The mouse pad is difficult to use. It does work, but it is frustrating to use if you are typing a document.
436446
keyboard and mouse .... like what do you expect?
1008660
If you enjoy hitting a key three or four times before the letters start showing up on screen, if you like waiting for your mouse pointer to register, if you like moving your mouse in circles at least five times before the mouse starts to move, if you like hitting the ENTER key but getting the \ key instead because the ENTER key is so badly designed, if you like chasing your keyboard across your desk as you type because it slides away from you and if you like scrunching your fingers on a small, non-ergonomic keyboard so tightly that you feel immediate pain in your wrists - this keyboard/mouse combo is perfect for you!  It's not perfect for me, however, but I have to say you get what you pay for. RETURNING IMMEDIATELY.
1970329
mouse works great but keyboard stops working when you stop typing for a bit. To get it going again is frustrating.
746009
Have the combination keyboard and mouse.  Mouse went bad.  Ordered new mouse.  No instructions on how to change the frequency for the keyboard to match the new frequency for the mouse.  Couple of months later, we still can't figure it out.  Gyration doesn't answer.
4010266
The keys didn't work.  Some don't work at all.
The side number pad worked to perfection, if all the keys were like that it would be the perfect keyboard.
Unfortunately, that number pad was the ONLY thing that worked.
The other keys (that managed to work some of the time) still seemed to have alignment issues.
I had to press the very bottom edges of each key in order for any keystrokes to register.

Comparison:
(Typing on my laptop keyboard)
(ying on m rollup kebord)

If I get a new one that's works properly, I will update this review accordingly.
But I'm more likely to just take the refund.
4197122
Originally, I gave this product a four star with a glowing review.  I was hasty.  I needed to mix up my keyboards a bit and hooked this up to my late model HP notebook.  Don't reboot, or turn on the HP while either device is plugged in because they won't work.  Boot without external keyboard and mouse, then plug in keyboard first, followed by mouse.  It works mostly, except that over time, keys begin to duplicate.  If you want to force the keys to duplicate, press the special key that changes the color, and the problem starts immediately.  Woe unto you if that key is accidentally pressed while mistyping!

So, it didn't work on my linux systems, hp notebook, or Windows 10 running under VMWare.  It would, however, run perfectly on my old PC running Windows 10 natively.  No drivers, no useful specification info, nothing useful at all on the web about these devices.  In a fit of rage, I took the keyboard outside and used it for pellet gun practice behind my client's office.  That was cathartic, and earned this product one star.
4025252
It does not work.  I ordered 3 of them, and none of them work.  Note that I ordered a separate item in a different order, and that item works perfectly, so it is not the mouse or keyboard.
4213942
The keyboard works great right out of the box. It is relatively small and has large buttons that don't stand on top of each other. The limited bezel and extra plastic that usually adorns modern cheap keyboards is eschewed in favor of minimal design and ease of use. The key board is perfect for someone who wants a corded option for a small computer or laptop.

The mouse is a piece of garbage. Out of the box the "right click" doesn't click (in fact, it feels like someone forgot to put the sensor in that half of the mouse to begin with. The "left click" works and makes a satisfying clicking noise, but on my windows PC it functions like the right click should. I cannot select or open anything without going through a properties menu first with this mouse. The DPI switch does absolute nothing, as far as I can tell, and the side buttons are much the same way.

Frustrated, I decided to try the mouse out in another PC I have laying around, just to see if it was a software issue. Nope, same thing  in my Alienware, my media PC, and my fiance's laptop.

Honestly, $14 for the keyboard is a deal in my book. Just treat the mouse like the packaging and toss it in the recycling (use electronic recycling, don't just throw it in your bin).
1474759
Be very careful in considering the keyboard only.  This keyboard is encrypted and the USB connector is paired with the keyboard only.  No other device can be used with the device.  I had previously purchased the set (keyboard and mouse) and when the keyboard stopped working, I replaced the keyboard thinking I could use the same USB device.  Unfortunately this does not work.  A call to Microsoft help desk confirmed that te the product is specifically tied to the USB device and can not be linked.  Fortunately I am able to return it.