Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse Compatible with Mac, OMOTON Ultra-Slim Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo Compatiblei with MacOS, MacBook Pro/Air, iMac, Mac mini, Laptop and PC (Silver)

I recently had the pleasure of replacing my Mac setup with a new wireless keyboard and mouse, and I must say, the Omoton combination has certainly met my expectations.First and foremost, the price point of this wireless keyboard and mouse set is a major standout. It provides exceptional value for the features it offers, making it an affordable yet high-quality choice for Mac users on a budget. The package includes both the ergonomic keyboard and a responsive mouse, ensuring that you get a complete and cost-effective solution for your computing needs.The pairing process was a breeze, and I was up and running in no time. The Bluetooth connectivity seamlessly integrated with my Mac, eliminating the need for any complicated setups or additional software installations. The straightforward pairing process is a significant advantage for users who value simplicity and efficiency in their devices.The keyboard boasts a comfortable key layout with a satisfying tactile feedback, promoting a comfortable typing experience for extended periods. The low-profile keys contribute to reduced typing fatigue, and the layout is intuitive for Mac users, enhancing overall usability.The ergonomic design also extends to the mouse, which fits perfectly in the hand, reducing strain during prolonged use. The responsiveness and precision of the mouse make it a reliable companion for various tasks, from creative work to everyday browsing.Overall, the Omoton wireless keyboard and mouse combination is a fantastic addition to any Mac setup, delivering a perfect blend of affordability, ease of use, and ergonomic design. If you're in search of a reliable and budget-friendly replacement for your Mac peripherals, this set comes highly recommended. Upgrade your workspace without breaking the bank and enjoy the seamless convenience of Omoton's wireless keyboard and mouse.

While I was hesitant to purchase this because it meant that I would have to put batteries into it instead of plugging it in and having it recharge - I decided to purchase it anyway. In thinking about it I realized that by using batteries if the charge started to go down then I could pop in more batteries and not have much productivity loss (course plugging it in to recharge would mean the ability to keep working while charging...but, then there are those instances where an outlet is not available, so...there was that consideration also). So, far, it doesn't seem to use up a great deal of battery (meaning it doesn't drain the batteries quickly) and I have been able to actually utilize about 40 hrs of in-use time with 2 AAA batteries. However, I've tried this with 2 different brand of batteries; and, the brand / type does seem to make a difference. If you use generic batteries that are known to not have great use-time then don't expect for extended use-time. I've found that Energizer's AAA batteries have been the best for the extended use-time. I've used the Energizer AAA batteries for at least 40 hrs of use-time and it seems I have plenty of use-time left. When NOT in use, save yourself battery juice and flip the switch on the bottom to "OFF". With that said.... Onto another topic on this product... The keyboard is made of a nice and hiqh quality plastic. The back / bottom side that houses the batteries and the on/off switch and the little black rubber connect button (which is almost flush with the keyboard) provides a raise to the keyboard so it doesn't sit flat. It is a nice height. It has rubber pads on the bottom of it so that it doesn't slide all over the place when in use. The keys are pretty standard and have a nice feel and spring back to them. This keyboard is bigger than my tablet - so it doesn't go into a tablet portfolio type case (unless you get a bigger portfolio type case and put it into it - which is what I would do); but, I have a small carry case that actually houses my tablets, cords, and portable charging JuiceBox. I also got the matching mouse with this - the mouse takes 2 AA batteries. I have no problems whatsoever in getting this keyboard to sync-up with my tablets (Android, iPad, and Amazon Fire Tablet) as it is blue-tooth. If my TV had blue-tooth capabilities I'd so trust that it would synch-up and be useful. It is light weight. I love the Rose and Ivory colors... It is cute. It was definitely worth it and I'd be willing to get another one just like it if something happened to it. I do not have small children around anymore so it likely will not be broken by adorable tiny fingers. I am betting this will probably last me several years - probably longer than the tablets will.

As a first time Mac user, I needed a mouse with a right click! So i search for a reasonably priced bluetooth pair to connect with my Mac Air M2. Everything works as advertise, it is extremely important to read the little instruction booklet because it will tell you how to open the mouse to install the battery.The Good: Color is beautiful, connect easily, has a right click finally. The keyboard feels heavy (in a good way).The Bad: The mouse feels surprisedly cheap, and it has an annoying high pitch squeaky noise when i roll the middle dial (can't exactly spray WD-40 on it.....), they actually use 2 different style of battery (no rechargeable option)