Logitech MK295 Wireless Mouse & Keyboard Combo with SilentTouch Technology, Full Numpad, Advanced Optical Tracking, Lag-Free Wireless, 90% Less Noise - Graphite

This is the quiet keyboard I have been looking for. I am a hard typer and people can hear me in meetings taking notes. I have several keyboards I purchased previously which stated they were quiet keyboards, but they were not! This one truly impresses me everyday. The mouse is even quieter than my usual mouse. Three things that could still be improved IMO-1)A light for the number lock. 2)The mouse could be a little larger. 3)Logitech could make this set work with the unifying software. One dongle for any keyboard & mouse combo I want to use would have been nice. Overall, this keyboard was a bargain for the quality and price. K295 M220 in the set.

I purchased a Used-Like new for myself with a Christmas gift card I had been given, and I've been using it for about a week now, daily. It works really well for the price I paid, I got it discounted due to box damage and I'm so glad the deal convinced me to get it. It works well for both typing and gaming, the keys are indeed silent and they are fast and easy to press—comfortable using with my arthritic joints + nerve damage. I still haven't needed to change the batteries it came equipped with, either. The keyboard uses just one AA battery, and the mouse the same.

I'm shocked at how quiet it is without feeling like a crappy keyboard. My wife and daughter hate typing, and I'm a rapid and aggressive typist. The only noise you can hear from this keyboard is your finger tips touching the buttons. It is inaudible from a room away. I've yet to try it with one of them in the room to see if they notice me typing, but this is by far the quietest keyboard I've tried (and I've tried a few!). The mouse isn't as dead silent, but it isn't clicky either. Unfortunately it is very small, more like a travel mouse. I'm sure it would work for someone with smaller hands, but it doesn't feel great in my big mitts. I'm only using it when I'm trying to be super quiet, as I prefer my gaming mouse. I don't intend to use this keyboard when I'm playing games (given the rate I wear off the WASD keys, I don't want to put this through that), but it's already taking over as my primary work keyboard. Connecting was trivial, of course, with the little dongle. I don't notice any lag in typing and all of the quick buttons I've tried work fine.

I love these, I bought a set for home and a set for work. Quiet with responsive keys. No lag, even when used for gaming. Batteries last forever. Logitech quality and security. A definite upgrade from the base Logitech models (which I like too). Especially for office use. I'd give 5 starts, but I cycle through Logitech keyboards every year or so because I type so much, the lettering on the E, A, & S keys wears off.

Love it! love the feel of the keys and how quiet they are as well as the mouse. mouse is very responsive and easy to connect. one USB chip (or whatever it's called) connects both the keyboard and mouse which is really nice if you have limited USB connections on your laptop. I would def. recommend this to anyone. I already sent the link to my co-workers (we all work fully remote) for them to purchase.

When I test a product and review it I don’t usually use superlative words and I will only rate something five stars if it truly deserves it, and not every product does. This one does. I’ll try to explain briefly. I am a prolific writer and I have actually worn more keyboards out than some small stores sell in a year. Not that I am rough on them, they just don’t last long, and this brand has been my nemesis for as many years as I can remember. While I think they often make the best of class, sometimes, they also sometimes make things I believe are calculated to not last long. But that aside, my other goal this round in addition to durability is I need my keyboard and mouse to be silent, not quiet but silent. Almost none are and currently it’s even trendy to own keyboards with varying degrees of clicky sounds. Not me. IS THIS SILENT My gold standard for keyboards in Logitech’s own K740, which practically every source has called the best keyboard ever made. Unfortunately due to an incredible lack of understanding, they discontinued it with no suitable replacement. Their current high-end offerings are wrong in every way but they don’t think that way which means I have zero interest in them. I like the K740 so much that I bought a second one as soon as I heard they were discontinuing them and I still have it sealed away unopened. Read back a couple of lines and you know what happened to my beloved keyboard, it reached that predicable end of life when the enter key broke and then the letter vee stopped working properly. Both can be fixed with time and patience, which I don’t have so I started shopping and it came down to this model that they call silent and the model K650 which is also claimed to be silent and in fact I couldn’t see way it was going for twice as much, and this one even included a basic but decent mouse, which I thought I would just keep in the box. I had low expectations but I ordered this anyway. From the moment my fingers touched the keys it was love, it is actually very slightly quieter than the K740 (which makes it almost impossible to hear) and the keys are as high quality, solid and non-rattling, perfectly shaped, ideal key travel, in short it’s like this is the long awaited replacement for the best keyboard on the planet. So keep it a secret between you and me, this is its twin brother with a couple of exceptions, which I’ll list below. IS ANYTHING PERFECT I am going to be nitpicking to try to come up with any flaws and there aren’t really any. They are just things to know about, for example this model isn’t illuminated. I used to like that feature but now I’m not sure I miss it. The other has to do with the shift lock light which is in an inconvenient location and hard to see with the glossy clear cover over it. I miss having the on-screen reminder. As far as the mouse, it’s actually better than I though and I put my MX series away for now. If I would improve anything I would say it’s a little small for my hand and a trifle light so when I touch it I’m always wanting to lift it up. Oh and one more thing. Why did they feel it was necessary to print the annoying ad message printed on the space bar with the words silent touch? It’s distracting and completely destroys the professional restrained look of the rest of the unit. Someone is just not thinking at Logi. YES NO MAYBE When I couldn’t find what I wanted I thought I would look for a K740, of course they’ve been long gone for years. There are a lot of people offering them used at as much as $500 bucks and I even saw one for a thousand. No thanks, I know it’s hard to believe but this one is just as good. End of story.

It truly is a quiet keyboard and mouse. Feels great on my fingertips. Easy to use and set up. Great value for the money.

I got this keyboard for work and school use. I was looking for one that was (1) still full sized, as I really can't type on the compact or mini sized keyboards that are popular nowadays; (2) quiet, as I'm regularly on calls and need something that isn't going to distract people with loud typing; and (3) affordable. After having the keyboard for about 8 months now and found the keyboard itself is decent, I'd recommend to those who need an affordable full-sized keyboard that isn't too loud but still gets the job done. I personally have different opinions about the keyboard and mouse - (1) I haven't seen other reviews mention this, but the mouse and keyboard do not work well together. Not sure why as I have the USB receiver plugged directly into my laptop, but I can really only use one or the other - never together at the same time. I ultimately opted to stick with the keyboard, since it seemed to perform to near perfection without the mouse present. (2) I ended up getting new mouse because the the one that came with the keyboard was incredibly glitchy and wouldn't track properly, despite putting in new batteries, turning it on/off, etc. Even though I have small hands, the mouse was actually uncomfortably small. The clicks were strangely and noticeably louder than the keyboard (enough for someone on a phone call to notice and make a comment about it). I actually had to get another mouse (Logi Pebble) for this specific reason. (2) The keyboard itself is quiet at first, as it has a bit of a spongey (?) feeling to dull the noise when typing. Since it's used for long periods of time for ~6/7 days of the week, the spongey feeling has since gone away almost completely and the quietness noticeably subsided around 3.5-4 months of use. While I personally would like it to be quieter (since a few people can hear me typing while I'm on the phone), it's not a deal-breaker for me as it's still a bit quieter than other laptops I've used and have grown accustomed to the feedback. There are some who are bothered by the noise, but I suspect it's due to the keys being more mechanical than low-profile. (3) Despite being used very often for long periods of time, they keyboard itself is still going strong. There are some minor things (like my "T" and my "R" keys are slowly fading, the occasional hiccups in typing where a key won't register properly) that happen with the keyboard, but overall still functions great and reliably (without the mouse that it came with). (3) The keyboard is very light, surprisingly so since it looked a bit heftier in the images. For those who travel for work and want a full-sized external keyboard to work on (instead of their laptops), this might be a good option. Overall, I think 4/5 stars is fair enough. While I'm pretty bummed that the quietness of the keyboard didn't last as long as I'd hoped; the affordability, full-sized, and strong continued performance of the keyboard is a huge plus.