Rapoo 9010M Multi-Device Keyboard and Mouse Combo, 2.4GHz/Bluetooth 5.0/4.0 Wireless Keyboard & Mouse Set for Windows/Mac/Linux/Chrome, Support 4 Devices, Low-Profile Silent Click, Battery Powered

The design of this keyboard and mouse combo is absolutely outstanding — sleek, compact, and elegant. The moment I unboxed it, I was impressed by the minimalist yet sophisticated look. It feels premium, both in terms of build quality and aesthetics. The keys are low-profile, quiet, and incredibly responsive, which makes it ideal for long hours of typing without causing fatigue. Typing feels smooth and effortless, almost like gliding over glass.The mouse is equally impressive. It fits comfortably in the hand and glides smoothly across various surfaces. The clicks are soft but tactile, and the scroll wheel operates with precision. I also love how both devices connect seamlessly to multiple devices. Switching between my laptop, tablet, and even smartphone is quick and hassle-free.In terms of performance, this combo is blazing fast. It responds instantly with no noticeable lag or delay. Whether I'm working, browsing the web, or even doing light design work, everything just flows without a hitch. The battery life so far seems excellent, and the energy-saving mode works well when not in use.Another thing I appreciate is how lightweight and portable it is. It's perfect for both home and office use, or for someone who frequently moves between workspaces. Setup was straightforward — truly plug and play.At this price point, it genuinely feels like a steal. The quality you’re getting for what you pay is beyond expectations. I’ve used several keyboard and mouse combos before, but this one clearly stands out. I would definitely recommend it to anyone in need of a high-quality, stylish, and reliable set.

Wonderful keyboard. Silent and tough

The Rapoo 9010M is a quality keyboard and mouse set at a very competitive price.Keyboard: Beautiful design, strong metal back (and discreet indicator lights). Concave chiclet-style keys (scissor switch), compact 78-key format (TKL, no numpad). Intelligently designed, useful function keys. Quick and easy Bluetooth 4/5 setup (well done, 3 BT devices can be saved, plus 1 with wireless adapter). No problems connecting (Pi 5, Pi OS, Linux). Not sure I've found a perfect keyboard layout though (tried generic 86-key and 101-key for now). Powered by two AAA batteries (all included).Mouse: All modern mice should have a side/thumb "back" button, but this does NOT (their M300G does, wish it was included instead). Extremely basic, but seems to work well enough (adequate optical sensor and up to 2400 DPI, two buttons click fine). Powered by 1 AA battery.Overall: Recommended. Impressed with the quality, design, and easy setup. Keep in mind: Will need to navigate and connect to Bluetooth, using previously connected or USB device. Unsure of the longevity (only time will tell).

キーボードもマウスも装置としては全く問題なく機能していますし、キーの操作感もとても良好ですので、その意味で星５つです。ですがエンターキーが小さいのはまだ良いとして（写真で見て了解して買ってますから）、写真では気付かなかったのですが、使ってみてかなり違和感を感じたのが、エンターキーの上に記号キーがあることです。普通はエンターキーの上にBackSpaceがありますから、その感覚が体に染み付いている人は違和感を感じるかもしれません。キーの位置はあまり関係ないという方でしたら、価格は手頃ですし装置は十二分に機能しますし、キーボードの大きさ、キーの操作感も良いですし、マウスも付いていますからお買い得だと思います。ちなみに、スマホ用にBluetoothマウスも欲しかったので、マウスはとても重宝しています。

I'll start by saying that I'm visually impaired. Blind people are heavy keyboard users, since that's how we control our screen readers. I've been using computer keyboards since I was six! I type at an average speed of 100 to 110 WPM, so I know what I'm talking about when I say a keyboard is good.This keyboard is by far the best compact keyboard design I've tried. I've been using laptops since I was nine, so I prefer compact keyboards; less hand movement.Adapting to this keyboard was almost instant. In fact, I'm writing this review using it because I didn't want to go back to my old one. The key feel is really nice; they oddly feel big, even though the keyboard itself is compact. It's also very quiet when typing, and I'd say it's the closest feel to a laptop keyboard that I've come across.And as a bonus, it comes with an USB receiver and a mouse; though I won't be using the mouse, it's still a nice addition. You can store the receiver in the keyboard's battery compartment, although it comes pre-installed in the mouse.Right now, I'm controlling my 3 computers and my phone all from one place! No more juggling two or more keyboards. Being able to connect to 4 devices at once is amazing.Note: The function keys work in standard mode and not media mode; pressing F1 gives you F1. There's no way to toggle this behavior. That's been a blessing, because I love standard function key behavior; and so do most blind users.I'm pointing this out because the product description and the seller claimed the function keys worked as media keys, which is not true. If you want media controls, you'll need to press Fn + function keys.I do worry that a future version of this keyboard might come with reversed behavior (media keys by default). If that happens, I really hope they add a way to toggle between modes. On another keyboard I own, that toggle is done with Fn + Escape.If this keyboard were rechargeable and allowed switching the function key behavior, it'd be the perfect keyboard for anyone. Right now, it's perfect for me; but I know the two things I mentioned might not work for everyone.The mouse doesn't feel like great quality, but I assume it works like any other basic mouse. At least it's included; when a friend asks to borrow this keyboard, I'll have a mouse to give them too.If you're into mechanical or “ergonomic” keyboards, this one might not be for you. Personally, I dislike so-called ergonomic keyboards; I'm slower on them, and they're noisier. After nearly 25 years of using keyboards and playing acoustic pianos daily, I still don't feel any discomfort in my hands. So I'm not sure how necessary ergonomic keyboards really are. I prefer the convenience of a portable keyboard I can take anywhere.Pros:* Compact and lightweight* Bluetooth and USB support at the same time* Can connect to 4 devices* Compatible with Windows, Android, and Mac* Quiet with good key qualityCons:* Mouse feels low-quality* No option to toggle function key behavior* Some key combinations of three keys or more don't work. That's an issue for screen readers users, so I changed some gestures used in NVDA, my main SR.In summary, I'd give it 10 stars if I could. Congrats to whoever designed such a comfortable and versatile keyboard. I know someone out there had the idea; and even if I don't know who they are, I'm sending them my best wishes.I can't speak yet about how durable the keyboard is, but if I run into any issues over time, I'll update this review.

I don't remember how much I paid I've had it so long, somewhere between 12 and $15.I don't remember reading in the product description at the time of purchase I just wanted a cheap keyboard and mouse for my tablet, but it works in Bluetooth mode or with the USB dongle which is very convenient.The mouse and keyboard feels so good that I regret buying the $17 logi keyboard and mouse for one of my other computers at Walmart.The keyboard and mouse feel surprisingly solid for the money I paid. The keys are solid they are not loose and rattily. No issues with key inputs over Bluetooth or dongle.

Works well, and it's a great, compact size. This is my primary keyboard and I use the USB-A and Bluetooth toggle to easily switch between my home and work laptops. Great value.

The Rapoo 9010M combo is a fantastic solution for anyone looking to streamline a multi-device workspace. Its standout feature is the brilliant and seamless device switching. The ability to instantly toggle between my desktop (via the 2.4GHz dongle), my laptop, and my tablet (both via Bluetooth) is flawlessly executed and has genuinely boosted my productivity. The connection is rock-solid, and the setup is incredibly straightforward, creating a truly unified and clutter-free desk.The keyboard itself is impressively slim and compact, with a modern, minimalist aesthetic that looks great. The low-profile, chiclet-style keys offer a quiet, soft-touch typing experience that is very similar to a high-quality laptop keyboard. While it may not be for those who prefer the deep travel of a mechanical keyboard, its quiet operation is perfect for office or shared environments.The accompanying mouse complements the set perfectly with its slim, symmetrical design. Its portability makes it easy to slip into a bag for a mobile setup, and it tracks smoothly for everyday navigation and tasks.For its price, the functionality offered by the Rapoo 9010M is exceptional. If your primary goal is to find an affordable, stylish, and highly effective way to control multiple devices with a single keyboard and mouse, this combo is an outstanding choice that offers unbeatable value.

Hands down the best cost performance US layout keyboard.I were looking for a thin and lightweight US layout keyboard for my mac mini and ipad setup.It is light, comparable to the original Magic Keyboard and lighter than logitech/logicool k380.It is sturdy, I think it has alumunium frame structure.Typing experience is also very great, it doesn't feel cheap at all.Very convenient as well as I just need one usb receiver for both keyboard and mouse.I can use bluetooth if I need it, and the switch is easy.It would have been perfect if I can charge it through USB-C, but I have no complain for this price.Great product.

Surprisingly good keyboard for the price. Excellent for touch typing, good spacing, feels like an Apple mac air keyboard, except a slightly softer feel. Has excellent tactile feel, always know where the fingers are. Only annoying issue is that it's so compact there is no where to grab it by. I suppose all compact keyboards by definition have the same problem. Runs flawlessly under Linux Mint.Mouse not so good, couldn't get it to work. Bluetooth signal kept dropping in and out, and wouldn't work. Got plenty of good mice laying around so not a big issue.Another issue for the keyboard is that the Linux Bluetooth app reports excessively strong signal. It is possible this is what is causing the mouse to drop in and out.