seenda Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse for iPad, CTU-301 Wireless Multi-Device Connection Bluetooth+2.4G Keyboard Mouse Combo with Tablet Holder for iPad/MacBook/Windows, iOS/Andriod/Phone, Yellow

This is way better quality than I expected. It has a really good weight to it and connects really easily. I love it. Cute, affordable, and good quality. Keys are almost silent so If you like the satisfying click, you might want to find something different.

I have pro's and con's about this keyboard and mouse. They work great when they finally pair up to my phone (fold 6). I prefer a phone/tablet stand as to the cut out in the keyboard. The keyboard has a smooth flow, good color, the buttons feel nice and it's the perfect size. The mouse could use some redesigning but overall its ok. It would be nice for a more erginomical design, a back button on the side of the mouse would be nice a well. As far as connection goes, The mouse had no issues connecting and staying connected either on wifi or Bluetooth. The keyboard however gave me more issues. It would connect and then within 3mins I would lose all keys andnothing would work.(That's using Bluetooth to connect) Currently I am connected using the wifi and it working fabulous.

Grand daughter LOVES this. Turns her tablet into az laptop when she wants that, or just remove and it's back to a tablet again. Works with both a Samsung and Apple, connecting to bluetooth was simple and fast.

Cute. easy to use, keys make a satisfying click clack that’s not too loud. Mouse works well. 4 stars because every once in a blue moon is lags. But always self corrects quickly.

I have tried a few keyboards for my Ipad, and this is the best one. It paired easily, it feels like a real keyboard, it's heavy and seems high quality. The pad fits easily in the slot, and you can actually see the screen when it's there. I have not used the mouse, as I don't really have a need for it, but it will make a good back up for my husband when his mouse dies. As far as battery life, it all depends on how often you use it, I journal daily, and use it for various other things, and I haven't had to change the batteries yet so it seems pretty good.

i haven't used the mouse as it's not something i really need to use so i can't tell you anything about it. it's cute. but i can tell you that i love the keyboard. i wish i had more things to use it on. it's cute. it's small enough to take places with me and it works well.

This keyboard and mouse set is absolutely perfect! It connected to my iPad instantly with zero issues — no fuss, no extra steps, just seamless pairing. The real star for me is the silicone keyboard cover. It makes the keys feel buttery smooth to type on while protecting the keyboard from spills and dust. I’ve ruined more keyboards than I can count over the years with accidental spills, so this feature is a game-changer. Honestly, all keyboards should come with one! The colors are beautiful, the performance is flawless, and the convenience of using it across devices makes it an incredible value. Highly recommend!

DONT BUY you can get much better keyboards for $50. It’s cute but would randomly double type letters several times in a word or sentence, which is dangerous when typing in passwords especially to sensitive databases that will lock you out! Doesn’t fit my IPhone 14 with a case on so the holder is useless, you’re better off just buying a phone holder if that’s what you’re buying it for. Mouse lags HORRIBLY and takes several seconds of swiping to register movement. Color is cute and that’s about it. It’s also not quiet if that’s what you’re looking for. I bought a Eweadon keyboard($30) and Logitech mouse($20) as a replacement and they’ve been great so far, same combined price. Didn’t see many other reviews, if any, with this problem so I’m not sure if mine was just defective or what but I’m much happier with my new purchase and will be returning this one.

This is a keyboard and mouse combo that can connect via Bluetooth or by USB-A dongle. They have all white build with grey outlines. The keyboard has low profile round keys. All the keys are very responsive. The mouse buttons are very quiet. They are elegant and beautiful. The keyboard has a silicon film cover to keep dust out. The combo support two methods of connections. There is a USB-A dongle stored inside of the mouse that can connect both the keyboard and mouse to computer or other devices that support USB keyboard. The other methos if via Bluetooth. The keyboard and mouse can independently pair with computer or any device that support Bluetooth. To switch between the two methods is easy and straight forward. Both the keyboard and mouse don’t have built-in battery. They need to load batteries to work and need to replace batteries when run out of power. There is a slot at top of the keyboard that works as phone or tablet stand. When placed into the slot the phone or tablet has the right angle to view. Please note that need to remove casing for phone or tablet otherwise won’t able to put into the slot. Works well for my computer and my tablet for typing.

I ordered this because I wanted to do some productivity work on a tablet without having to worry about finding a suitable place to prop it up while relaxing on a couch. I have a stand I can use to keep my tablet vertical, but it didn't sit quite right on my lap or on an armrest, and leaving it on an end table was both too far away and caused a pain in my neck after looking in its direction for too long. Comparatively, this keyboard and mouse combo is great for keeping my work right in front of me while keeping my hands free. Build quality seems good, with solid-feeling components. The buttons are quiet but still satisfyingly tactile, and the included keyboard mat does a good job at keeping dust and crumbs off of the keyboard itself. The only minor nitpick is that the plastic for the battery compartment covers feels a little thin, and I've got a sneaking suspicion that if anything winds up breaking on these items it'll be that. Still, it's a very minor concern. Connectivity has been perfectly fine for both the keyboard and mouse over Bluetooth. I did test out the USB dongle just to make sure it worked on my PC as well, and it wound up working perfectly fine. I think there was some mild improvement to the range with the 2.4GHz connection over the Bluetooth one, but the distances involved for that test make it unlikely to be a relevant comparison for most people outside of a few niche use cases. Unless you plan to use this from multiple living rooms away, it shouldn't make a difference. The groove for seating your tablet or phone is deep enough to make my tablet feel relatively secure while it's in position, so long as you don't tilt it too far to one side. However, there is a slight drawback in that it's too thin if you happen to be using a protective case for your tablet. Thinner cosmetic cases should be alright, but I use one that has a 3/4 inch rubber trim around the edge, and it's way too thick for this product. Fortunately for me, I have a few different tablets to choose from, so I've mostly been sticking with the one I'm least worried about having to replace if I should happen to drop it. Overall, I think this is a great value for a Bluetooth keyboard. It's priced similarly to a lot of its competition, but it also comes with a mouse. I've got a few different options to compare with at home, and it keeps up with more expensive alternatives with ease. Unless you want something flashier or there's a great deal on another product, I can't really think of any reason not to get this one over its competition.

I’ve been looking for a decent, but basic, casual use keyboard that offers both Bluetooth and 2.4G, so that I can universally use it for tablet, phones, or media center, or TV. This one checks most all the boxes, but it’s not quite perfect. Overall quality of the keyboard is good. The wireless connection (both Bluetooth and dongle) are strong and pair smoothly. The keys are responsive, but the keystrokes/travel length is very small and there a little bit of key wobble, but it is quite. I’ve used worst, even with the name brand ones so, it’s nothing of real concern and more than acceptable for a casual use keyboard. The only thing I wished this keyboard had would be backlit keys. Using it as a media keyboard, having that option to use in dark or dimly lit rooms would be have been great option. The included mouse work great, but for me, a bit too low profile. Again, not an issue for the occasional and casual use, but for daily driver, it lack ergonomics. For the price, nothing much to complain about. Overall, a decent casual use keyboard and mouse combo.

Overall, this keyboard is okay, but I'm not a very big fan. The keyboard is not travel-friendly. To hold an iPad without tipping over, the base is extra heavy. Including the batteries, the weight is 728g (1.6Lb). It's also thick compared to ultra-low-profile keyboards. On a better note, it has no problem holding the weight of my iPad Air 13 with M2. The cut-out for the tablet is 35.5cm (14") long and 8mm (0.31") wide, so I absolutely need to remove my iPad from its case to fit this keyboard. There's also no back support, and the weight of the entire iPad rests in that little wedge at the bottom. The typing feel is just okay. The keys wobble a lot but don't jam on their way down. The action is kind of crisp, but there's a strong bouncing when the keys bottom out. In short, it's totally usable but not a high-end feel. It's pretty much what I expected for a keyboard in this price range. The key layout takes a bit of time to get used to. The arrow keys are not easily distinguishable by feel, and the right Shift key is small. On Mac, when connected over Bluetooth, the Option and Command keys follow the Apple layout, but when using the 2.4 GHz dongle, the keyboard follows the PC layout, so they are inverted. It's an easy fix in System Settings, though. The mouse is flat but pretty good. The USB receiver is stored in the mouse next to the battery compartment. Due to the location of the battery, the mouse is heavier on one side, but it's not bothersome because of the shape of the mouse. It's still easy to hold and pick up. I only have two issues with this mouse. First, the lift-off distance is really high. Normally, it should be 1mm to 3mm. This mouse has a lift-off distance of 5.5mm. I can stack 3 Loonies (Canadian $1 coins) under the mouse, and the sensor is still able to track the mouse pad. This mouse is really not ideal if you are the type to reposition your mouse often. Second, there are no back and forward buttons. The other aspect of the mouse is good. It's easy to transport, the clicks are very quiet, the scroll wheel is ultra grippy, and the wireless connectivity is reliable. Overall, it's not bad. This is best for people who don't want to spend too much, don't use a case with their tablet or phone, and don't need a portable keyboard.

This wireless mouse and keyboard combination is my absolute favourite for many reasons. Here are the top ones: I consider the design of both the keyboard and mouse very sleek and professional. There is a slot along the top of the keyboard for holding a phone or tablet. It works as promised. There is an angle to the slot that keeps both of my devices reliably in place. It's a welcome feature that helps me with my graphic design work. There are times when I need to use images on my phone or tablet as references for digital sketches and patterns I'm creating on my computer, and by using this keyboard, I don't need a separate stand to hold my devices. It makes my workflow easier. The keyboard's construction is solid! It's not cheap in quality. In fact, although it isn't as long as most keyboards I've owned, it's hefty and not lightweight. In my opinion, it needs to be solid and heavy in order to hold a phone or table without tipping over. The keyboard takes 2 AAA batteries; however, it can also be manually turned on or off to conserve power. The keyboard comes with a silicone dust cover that molds to the keys perfectly. At first, I thought that was an attached feature, but it's removable! That silicone cover is clear, and doesn't impede fast typing in any way. Note: the silicone can accumulate dust easily, but you can also wipe it clean. The battery compartment inside the mouse contains the wireless receiver that connects to the computer. Once plugged into the computer, both the keyboard and mouse seamlessly connect, and there is no lag in typing. The mouse requires one AA battery. It's longer than others I've used, so I can more easily and comfortably rest my entire hand on it. All things considered, I recommend this wireless mouse and keyboard. They both get a solid 5 stars from me.