keys:109 keys, Compatible with Windows95/98/2000/ME/XP/NT/Vista/Win7/Win10, etc. Connection: 2.4 GHZ Wireless Technology Application Types: Desktop and Laptop. Special note: When use the keyboard, make sure the battery is installed, and the indicator is bright. receiver matching steps: 1.the receiver do not insert the computer USB interface, put next to spare; 2.the keyboard after equipped with batteries, press the ESC key and "=" key at the same time, all loose after five seconds, then indicator, on the red light. It receiver within ten seconds after the red light is inserted into the USB interface, keyboard code successfully. 3.if not the code successfully, repeat the above operation. Special note the mouse for code: equipped with batteries, at the same time hold down the left, middle and right three buttons, all loose after 5 seconds, then on the back of the mouse will change from light to dark, long light indicator, insert the receiver into the USB interface in ten seconds, the mouse to code. Common problems in the keyboard/mouse to code: 1.Check the battery timely, when the battery power is not enough, it will not work normally. 2.When the indicator light display is not correct, you need to confirm back buttons and make sure indicator light shows normal to the code; 3.USB driver is installed, in USB port, or restart the computer operation to the code again; 4.Make sure the distance of mouse and receiver pairs is close to 10 cm. General Features of Keyboard Working Temperature: 0~55℃ Working Voltage:3.0V Certificate: FCC, CE, ROHS Keyboard size:399*135*12.5mm(L*W*H) Receiver: Nano receiver Transmission distance: 10M General Features of Mouse Working temperature: 0~55℃ Working Voltage: 3.0V(2pcs AAA ♯7 batteries) Certificate: FCC, CE, ROHS Mouse size:94*62*35mm(L*W*H)
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I'm pleased with this.
Looks great - the keyboard is not quiet, and requires a firm touch, but that's okay with me. But, the "@" sign although actually where it's supposed to be is indicated on the numeral "2" and the " double apostrophe" is indicated on the "single apostrophe" key. The mouse works, but the wheel can be stiff, and it's a little short in the hand, thus you have to "clench" into a fist somewhat to use it. All that aside, I'm pleased with how it looks on my bedside set-up. (I'm partially disabled.) I hated looking at a lot of plastic. I'm now working out how to make a bamboo frame for my screen - in a perfect World it would incorporate a roll-down cover for when not in use, found one on pinterest, but no indication where I could obtain one... Since writing this review the keyboard no longer works as the batteries just won't "connect".
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