seenda Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse Combo for Mac, Rechargeable Silent Wireless Keyboard Mouse Compact Slim, 3 Multi-Device Connection, Compatible for Mac MacBook Pro/Air iPad, Black Silver

Beyond belief for the price. Both the Keyboard and mouse perform excellently. I paired both to a Windows pc and a macbook pro on the first try. Both look great on the desk very elegant and understated. Incredible keyboard for the macbook the it has all the apple keys plus a delete key with a forward delete! This is a major deal for people moving from windows as apple doesn't have a delete key only a backspace. Great quality on both highly recommended. Keyboard has good feel and the mouse also. The mouse requires a lighter touch than the Logitech it replaced but I adjusted to the feel in a day and hasn't been a problem since. I absolutely LOVE BOTH.

Great item! I like these better than the wireless mouse and keyboard that came with my iMac.

Nice keyboard, keys work well, nice and slim, holds a charge for a long time. That said, to conserve the battery this keyboard has an overactive sleep mode that cannot be adjusted or turned off. Step away from the computer and you will have to fire it back up again by hitting a key and waiting for it to come back on-line. This is especially frustrating when mid doc you pause for more than a minute and begin to start typing again, your fingers fly but your cursor does not. Very frustrating ... am going to spring for an Apple keyboard.

The keyboard is excellent. I love that it comes with a rubber cover too because I often eat at my computer and get my keyboards very dirty over time, haha. No problems with either mouse or kb connecting to mac mini via bluetooth. The mouse however does not feel nearly as well made as the keyboard. It is very lightweight and feels pretty cheap. Sometimes clicking takes more than one attempt for me as well. Other than that, it's a good alternative to the expensive mac kb and mouse.

Has worked amazing. Continently connects to three different computers at the push of a button. Battery life has been great. Low profile but comfortable to use.

I loved these keyboards. Problem is they glitched out after some time. I bout got two. First one, some keys stopped working after a while. Bought second in hopes it was a 1 in a million chance I got a bad one. The second one glitched. I press S and get ;S and if I press ; I also get ;S. Same happened with four other keys. The problem is I can’t make a claim since it happened after my window to report it on both.

The keyboard is a good size for my desk space (MacBook 15", larger monitor, keyboard 15" x 4.5". mouse). The keyboard has a number pad. The directions keys (up, down, sides) are below the shift keys, not taking up space between the alphabet keyboard and the number pad. I still have most all the keys I would have on my full sized keyboard, excep the key that deletes to right-- I got over it. The keyboard has a nice feel to it, and a dust cover that fits on the keys and stay there. The mouse is comfortable, smaller that most, but works great for me. I recommend if you need a smaller keyboard. Also easy to pack for travel.

I received the keyboard and mouse today; it doesn't work. The box arrived open, and the keyboard is missing one of its keys. Poor quality and a value proposition that simply doesn't exist for this item. A very bad purchase.

Without the silicone cover on the keyboard, the chiclet keys are about average when it comes to noise; but when I put it on, it does an excellent job of silencing the keycaps. Increases the feedback on each press too, so the keys jump right back to their original position, making typing lightning fast. Honestly it's one of the fastest and most comfortable keyboards I've used in a while. The downside is that the silicone cover has a very rubberized texture to it, so dust and debris are difficult to wipe off. You basically have to rinse it each time because my handvacs even have problems vacuuming up all the dust. But it holds to the keys VERY well because the slots are perfectly shaped and barely even increase the cap height. Plus it acts as bonus protection against spills. Love it. As for the mouse, it's pretty cheap I won't lie. It's really the plastic covering that gives it a rather hollow feel; and despite having a slot in the back for a dongle, the set doesn't come with one since it's optimized for Mac. So you're forced to use BT; and when you hit the "on" button, it automatically defaults to channel 1. Mouse clicks are virtually silent though and the tiny rubberized wheel on top has some good tension so it doesn't spin freely. It also makes zero noise, so scrolling won't be heard. Love that they added a dedicated DPI button on the bottom too because all of my ergonomic mice have one. You can essentially change the cursor speed without having to access the computer's settings. As for performance with my iPad, no issues so far. Quite surprised how fast both are using the same BT channel, but I usually keep my tablet less than a foot away from all of my peripherals. Like I said, besides the lateral movement of the mouse on my deskpad (something that can't be helped), both are essentially silent, so I can easily recommend them if noise is your biggest concern. Rebound on the keys is excellent with the silicone cover and the spacing is basically identical to my old keyboard so it didn't affect my typing performance whatsoever. In fact it may have even increased it. Really the only minor gripes besides the cheap mouse are the general keyboard layout, and the fact that there are no foldout feet on the bottom, since the keyboard effectively rests on its long battery. That obviously limits the angle of attack, forcing me closer to the keyboard to maintain optimal comfort. Not a huge fan that they put the left CTRL closer to the spacebar (essentially where the windows button used to be on my PC) and replaced the right one altogether with the direction keys. The left and right arrows are super easy to use, but the up and down....yeah, not great. No page up or down, home or end either. But really, for my iPad, I think this is about the best combo I've used so far. 4/5 stars overall.

REVIEW - seenda - Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse I like the quality of this combo kit of keyboard and mouse, the keyboard is very thing and lightweight, yet it is built of a metal and not plastic, it feels a lot more premium than others. The mouse does not follow the same quality as the keyboard, it is more of a cheaper plastic, yet it does hold the same slim profile to match the keyboard. The operation is great, it took no time connecting to my laptop, I have a setup to a larger monitor and like to just use my laptop as the source, so I prefer to have an external keyboard to use at a desk. The keyboard is very silent in typing, it is smooth and responsive from touch to computer display, I don't see much of a leg at all. I do wish the keyboard had a little built is riser to elevate itself a little more, but I have gotten used to it now and it is fairly comfortable at the height it is now. The mouse is also very responsive and follows the same quiet clicking as the typing on the keyboard, the scroller also is very fluid and does a good job. The battery life is good, I used it for a long time and it take not much time to top it back up, everything is USB-C as it should be, so that is great. They did include a dust cover for the keyboard, this was actually very beneficial as my house tends to collect lots and this will keep it cleaner for longer. Overall, it has the portability with it's slim factor, quiet operation and good functionality, so I would totally recommend.

After trying several Bluetooth keyboards and mice, I finally found a combo that checks all the boxes for my Mac setup. This wireless keyboard and mouse set is not just functional—it’s elegantly practical. The brushed metal finish gives it a premium look, and the slim profile means it fits right into my workspace without adding clutter. Pairing was seamless—took seconds with my MacBook Air, and I love that I can toggle between multiple devices with the built-in switching keys. I'm using it with both my Mac and iPad, and the transition is smooth and snappy. Typing is incredibly quiet yet tactile, which is great for late-night work sessions or shared spaces. The silicone cover is a thoughtful addition—it keeps dust out and even softens the keystrokes further without affecting responsiveness. The mouse, while lighter and more plastic-feeling than the keyboard, performs well. Clicks are silent, tracking is accurate, and the DPI button on the underside is a welcome surprise for adjusting sensitivity quickly. Battery life has been stellar so far, and the USB-C charging is a much-needed upgrade over outdated micro-USB options. I also appreciate the auto-sleep feature—it helps extend battery life without me having to remember to turn things off manually. If I had to nitpick, the keyboard could use adjustable feet for angle preference, and the layout might take a bit of getting used to for those switching from Windows. But once you're used to it, it feels natural. In short, this is the ideal keyboard and mouse combo for anyone invested in the Apple ecosystem who wants quiet operation, portability, and reliable performance. Would absolutely buy again!

🌟 Quality: The build quality is solid, especially considering the price. The keyboard has a sleek, modern look with a metal top panel and includes a clear silicone cover that doesn’t affect typing. It feels sturdy and well-constructed, and the slim, low-profile keys give it a Mac-like aesthetic. The mouse is lightweight and very thin—some may find it too small or a bit cheap feeling, but it works fine for most casual use. Setup is super easy, with both the keyboard and mouse connecting to Mac devices in seconds via Bluetooth. ⚙️ Functionality: Both devices work well with Mac systems and offer multi-device support, letting you toggle between up to three devices. The keyboard includes all the expected Mac-specific shortcuts and has a good typing feel, though it lacks backlighting and some keys like Page Up/Down or Print Screen. Battery life is excellent—charges via USB-C and can be used while charging. One drawback is that both the keyboard and mouse tend to sleep quickly when idle and take a few seconds to reconnect. The mouse is responsive once awake, though some users found the design led to accidental right-clicks. The keyboard holds a charge well and has a small footprint, making it ideal for travel or compact desks. 💰 Price: For the price—especially when on sale—this combo offers great value. It’s a solid alternative to Apple’s much pricier accessories, delivering similar performance at a fraction of the cost. 🏆 Overall: Overall, this Bluetooth keyboard and mouse set is a great budget-friendly alternative for Mac users. It's reliable, looks great, and handles everyday use well. While not perfect—some minor lags in wake-up and a lightweight mouse—it’s hard to beat for the price. Definitely recommended if you're after a cost-effective setup that still delivers on design and basic functionality.

Priced around $32 at the time of this review, thanks to an additional 20% off coupon, this Bluetooth keyboard & slim mouse combo for Apple users is pretty good value. The keyboard is made of stainless steel aluminum, with a keyboard layout optimized for Mac and iPad users - including an extended number pad on the side and Mac OS shortcuts. The keyboard travel is soft and silent, and I found it to be comfortable. The keys aren't backlit, and if I had any concern, it would be the printed keycaps wearing over time. The mouse has a slim design, made of silver and black ABS plastic; it unfortunately feels cheaper in comparison to the keyboard. It is very, very lightweight, and perhaps it would have benefited from an aluminum finish on the top portion of it, similar to the keyboard. It is rechargeable via USB-C, like the keyboard. The mouse buttons have a pretty subtle and silent click to them, and the scroll wheel was also smooth in operation - which was good to see. Keep in mind this keyboard and mouse combo uses a Bluetooth connection only, with no additional wireless dongle for a 2.4 GHz connection. It is still a recommended buy based on my time testing it, and I appreciate the ability to store three Bluetooth connections so I can use it with my MacBook, iPad and iPhone.