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Customers find this keyboard and mouse combo to be of good quality, comfortable, and easy to set up, with clear instructions provided. They appreciate its soft keys, quiet operation, and strong wireless connection, and consider it good value for money. The functionality receives mixed reviews – while some say it works well, others report issues with the keyboard stopping working correctly.
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Ender Smith –
Comfortable and spacious, highly recommended
This keyboard and mouse combo is very comfortable to use and has a nice, spacious layout that makes typing feel natural. The wrist rest is a great addition for longer working sessions, and the mouse works smoothly. It connects easily and works perfectly with my computer. Highly recommended for anyone looking for comfort and reliability
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pikEone –
Smooth, Light, and Super Comfortable Typing
The keys feel soft and the keystroke is super light-makes typing really easy on my fingers. Setup was quick with simple instructions for Mac or Windows. I like that the mouse is just as comfortable as the keyboard, and it fits perfectly in my hand. Everything feels well-made and smooth to use. A really nice everyday set that works just like I hoped it would.What I Like:• Light, quiet keys• Comfortable mouse grip• Easy Mac/Windows setup• Clear instructions
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Eric –
Not the perfect replacement for the K350, but maybe the best replacement
This is a great keyboard/mouse combo. Not perfect, but really awesome. Like many other reviewers, I have been a dedicated Logitech K350 user for years. And years. And years. As far as I was concerned, the K350 was the perfect keyboard.The Meetion keyboard and mouse have their pros and cons, but I’ll start with the pros. This keyboard is solid feeling. It doesn’t slip around my desk at all. The keys are comfortable and responsive. Mouse buttons are near silent clicks. There you can adjust the mouse speed on the mouse itself. The wheel is also smooth even with each click. The keyboard and mouse are plug and play and didn’t require any drivers.There are some cons. The Meetion keyboard is noticeably smaller than the K350. Its not horrible, but it will take some getting used to. The control keys across the top (volume, pause, play, caluclator, etc) are in a really weird order. Compared to the other keys they feel flimsy. While the mouse is awesome for its silence, compared to the Logitech mouse, the mouse itself doesn’t have a real solid feel. Logitech mice always feel sturdy and this one is less so.Overall I’ve given this keyboard 4 stars. I would give the K350 4 stars as well because it is so noisy. This keyboard is a great alternative. Its not an upgrade, nor a downgrade, its also not a perfect replacement, which in some respects makes it a better choice.
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John A. English, Jr. –
MEETION KEYBOARD & MOUSE: Recommended.
MEETION KEYBOARD & MOUSE: The keys are soft and the keystroke is super light-makes typing really easy on my fingers. Setup was quick and simple. The mouse is comfortable as is the keyboard, and fits perfectly. Everything feels well-made and smooth and comfortable to use. A really nice everyday set that works just like I hoped it would. This is a replacement for a K350 that lasted for years. I really like the DPI adjustment on the mouse.
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Vimal James Raj RVS –
Value for money feels premium and comfy
Upgraded (honestly thought of downgrading since this is suppsoed to be cheap) form Logitech m310 combo! Glad I did.Great ergonomics and helps me type faster and mouse is good to feel in hand. Mouse feel is bit cheap but over all you get a premium keyboard experience for just $30.
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ruth –
Absolute Garbage – Avoid at All Costs
This is hands down the worst keyboard I have ever purchased in my life. I work in finance, and accuracy is everything. If one period, one comma, or one number is wrong, the entire document can be ruined. With this keyboard, I found myself constantly fixing mistakes because the keys wouldn’t register, or worse, the keyboard would just stop working completely in the middle of typing. If I didn’t triple-check my work every single time, I could have been fired. That is how unreliable this thing is.O it gets worse. To make it work, I constantly had to unplug and replug the USB receiver, or turn the keyboard off and back on, just to get a few minutes of functionality before it froze up again. No one should have to “babysit” their keyboard just to type a simple document. The frustration level is through the roof, OMG, it was horrible.What makes me furious is that this isn’t the first time. This is the second keyboard I’ve bought from this brand, and I experienced the exact same nightmare both times. Clearly, this company knows they are selling junk but continues to do it anyway. And for the price they’re charging? It’s outrageous. You’re paying premium money for dollar-store quality.This brand is a scam. Honestly, it should be illegal to sell something this defective. Save yourself the stress, the wasted time, and the money. Do not buy this keyboard, do not buy the mouse, do not buy anything from this brand.
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K. Bingham –
Former Logitech K350 user converted to this keyboard!
Like other users here, I’ve been using the Logitech K350 keyboard for years. As a writer and desktop publisher I’m very hard on keyboards just from use, and I have to replace them about every 9 months or so. But Logitech has stopped making the K350 so it’s hard to find, and expensive when you do find it.So I decided to give this one a go. I’ve been using it a little bit now because I wanted to get a feel for it before reviewing, and I’m actually really pleasantly surprised. It has an actual plug and play interface — the K350 is so old you still have to use pairing software, but this one you plug in and they work.What surprised me most is how much I’m liking the soft touch of the keyboard. In the past I’ve always gravitated to a harder, clackey touch. This has a little bit of the sound, but the touch is a lot softer. So I’m finding it’s a little easier on my hands, and I’m, surprisingly, even typing faster/easier (I already type over 100 WPM).Some of the keys are a little different than on the K350, though Home/End/Delete are similarly reworked. Some of the keys are different too as it’s intended for use with either PC or Mac , but you just set the functionality with a quick keystroke when you start up (NOTE that you need to do this or it won’t work right).So overall, great replacement option for K350, and great functioning keyboard in general for high use users wanting an affordable ergonomic keyboard.
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Denver Drieberg –
Worth the money…you won’t be disappointed
Well made, works like a more expensive keyboard and is worth the money.
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Kathy Passey –
I am a transcriptionist so I am typing all day for my job. I had always bought Logitech ergonomic keyboards (K550), but they are not selling them anymore, so decided to give this one a try. I must say I am loving it! The keys are silent and “cushy”. It is quite a bit smaller than what I was used to, but it didn’t take long to get used to it. I love that it is wireless with either bluetooth or USB. It also comes with an ergonomic mouse I may come back and edit review after I have used it for a few months, but so far, recommend it.
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Ldopa –
This keyboard is really unique in a few ways and is quite affordable.Pros: The keys are silent! It feels butter smooth typing on this keyboard. There are dedicated switch keys for connectivity and Windows Mac mode switch. The switches and the unifying dongle are orange in color and are easy to identify. Dedicated media keys！Great for home PC to control volume and play next without the need to touch the FN key.Dedicated emoji key👍👍.Cons: A bit heavy, takes a lot of desk space. The layout is a bit strange especially for the insert/home keys and it takes some getting used to. I personally feel great typing on this keyboard but I have been using wave keyboards for a long time.The mouse works well in general and there’s not much to comment on. It’s very responsive and fits small hands well.Both the keyboard and the mouse are USB-c rechargeable.
Ender Smith –
Comfortable and spacious, highly recommended
This keyboard and mouse combo is very comfortable to use and has a nice, spacious layout that makes typing feel natural. The wrist rest is a great addition for longer working sessions, and the mouse works smoothly. It connects easily and works perfectly with my computer. Highly recommended for anyone looking for comfort and reliability
pikEone –
Smooth, Light, and Super Comfortable Typing
The keys feel soft and the keystroke is super light-makes typing really easy on my fingers. Setup was quick with simple instructions for Mac or Windows. I like that the mouse is just as comfortable as the keyboard, and it fits perfectly in my hand. Everything feels well-made and smooth to use. A really nice everyday set that works just like I hoped it would.What I Like:• Light, quiet keys• Comfortable mouse grip• Easy Mac/Windows setup• Clear instructions
Eric –
Not the perfect replacement for the K350, but maybe the best replacement
This is a great keyboard/mouse combo. Not perfect, but really awesome. Like many other reviewers, I have been a dedicated Logitech K350 user for years. And years. And years. As far as I was concerned, the K350 was the perfect keyboard.The Meetion keyboard and mouse have their pros and cons, but I’ll start with the pros. This keyboard is solid feeling. It doesn’t slip around my desk at all. The keys are comfortable and responsive. Mouse buttons are near silent clicks. There you can adjust the mouse speed on the mouse itself. The wheel is also smooth even with each click. The keyboard and mouse are plug and play and didn’t require any drivers.There are some cons. The Meetion keyboard is noticeably smaller than the K350. Its not horrible, but it will take some getting used to. The control keys across the top (volume, pause, play, caluclator, etc) are in a really weird order. Compared to the other keys they feel flimsy. While the mouse is awesome for its silence, compared to the Logitech mouse, the mouse itself doesn’t have a real solid feel. Logitech mice always feel sturdy and this one is less so.Overall I’ve given this keyboard 4 stars. I would give the K350 4 stars as well because it is so noisy. This keyboard is a great alternative. Its not an upgrade, nor a downgrade, its also not a perfect replacement, which in some respects makes it a better choice.
John A. English, Jr. –
MEETION KEYBOARD & MOUSE: Recommended.
MEETION KEYBOARD & MOUSE: The keys are soft and the keystroke is super light-makes typing really easy on my fingers. Setup was quick and simple. The mouse is comfortable as is the keyboard, and fits perfectly. Everything feels well-made and smooth and comfortable to use. A really nice everyday set that works just like I hoped it would. This is a replacement for a K350 that lasted for years. I really like the DPI adjustment on the mouse.
Vimal James Raj RVS –
Value for money feels premium and comfy
Upgraded (honestly thought of downgrading since this is suppsoed to be cheap) form Logitech m310 combo! Glad I did.Great ergonomics and helps me type faster and mouse is good to feel in hand. Mouse feel is bit cheap but over all you get a premium keyboard experience for just $30.
ruth –
Absolute Garbage – Avoid at All Costs
This is hands down the worst keyboard I have ever purchased in my life. I work in finance, and accuracy is everything. If one period, one comma, or one number is wrong, the entire document can be ruined. With this keyboard, I found myself constantly fixing mistakes because the keys wouldn’t register, or worse, the keyboard would just stop working completely in the middle of typing. If I didn’t triple-check my work every single time, I could have been fired. That is how unreliable this thing is.O it gets worse. To make it work, I constantly had to unplug and replug the USB receiver, or turn the keyboard off and back on, just to get a few minutes of functionality before it froze up again. No one should have to “babysit” their keyboard just to type a simple document. The frustration level is through the roof, OMG, it was horrible.What makes me furious is that this isn’t the first time. This is the second keyboard I’ve bought from this brand, and I experienced the exact same nightmare both times. Clearly, this company knows they are selling junk but continues to do it anyway. And for the price they’re charging? It’s outrageous. You’re paying premium money for dollar-store quality.This brand is a scam. Honestly, it should be illegal to sell something this defective. Save yourself the stress, the wasted time, and the money. Do not buy this keyboard, do not buy the mouse, do not buy anything from this brand.
K. Bingham –
Former Logitech K350 user converted to this keyboard!
Like other users here, I’ve been using the Logitech K350 keyboard for years. As a writer and desktop publisher I’m very hard on keyboards just from use, and I have to replace them about every 9 months or so. But Logitech has stopped making the K350 so it’s hard to find, and expensive when you do find it.So I decided to give this one a go. I’ve been using it a little bit now because I wanted to get a feel for it before reviewing, and I’m actually really pleasantly surprised. It has an actual plug and play interface — the K350 is so old you still have to use pairing software, but this one you plug in and they work.What surprised me most is how much I’m liking the soft touch of the keyboard. In the past I’ve always gravitated to a harder, clackey touch. This has a little bit of the sound, but the touch is a lot softer. So I’m finding it’s a little easier on my hands, and I’m, surprisingly, even typing faster/easier (I already type over 100 WPM).Some of the keys are a little different than on the K350, though Home/End/Delete are similarly reworked. Some of the keys are different too as it’s intended for use with either PC or Mac , but you just set the functionality with a quick keystroke when you start up (NOTE that you need to do this or it won’t work right).So overall, great replacement option for K350, and great functioning keyboard in general for high use users wanting an affordable ergonomic keyboard.
Denver Drieberg –
Worth the money…you won’t be disappointed
Well made, works like a more expensive keyboard and is worth the money.
Kathy Passey –
I am a transcriptionist so I am typing all day for my job. I had always bought Logitech ergonomic keyboards (K550), but they are not selling them anymore, so decided to give this one a try. I must say I am loving it! The keys are silent and “cushy”. It is quite a bit smaller than what I was used to, but it didn’t take long to get used to it. I love that it is wireless with either bluetooth or USB. It also comes with an ergonomic mouse I may come back and edit review after I have used it for a few months, but so far, recommend it.
Ldopa –
This keyboard is really unique in a few ways and is quite affordable.Pros: The keys are silent! It feels butter smooth typing on this keyboard. There are dedicated switch keys for connectivity and Windows Mac mode switch. The switches and the unifying dongle are orange in color and are easy to identify. Dedicated media keys！Great for home PC to control volume and play next without the need to touch the FN key.Dedicated emoji key👍👍.Cons: A bit heavy, takes a lot of desk space. The layout is a bit strange especially for the insert/home keys and it takes some getting used to. I personally feel great typing on this keyboard but I have been using wave keyboards for a long time.The mouse works well in general and there’s not much to comment on. It’s very responsive and fits small hands well.Both the keyboard and the mouse are USB-c rechargeable.