Easy to Use: This wireless keyboard and mouse combo features 8 multimedia hotkeys for instant access to the Internet, email, play/pause, and volume so you can easily check out your favorite sites.
Comfortable Mouse: This compact wireless mouse is designed to be equally comfortable for both left- and right-handed users, plus its smooth cursor control allows easy navigation on most surfaces.
Favorite Wireless Combo: MK270 brings together familiar typing, wireless freedom, and long battery life; no wonder this is the world’s top-selling combo(4).
Durable and Resilient: This full-size wireless keyboard features a spill-resistant design (2), durable keys and sturdy tilt legs with adjustable height. Wireless range: 10 m
Type in Comfort: The design of this keyboard creates a comfortable typing experience thanks to the low-profile, quiet keys and standard layout with full-size F-keys, number pad, and arrow keys.
Reliable Plug and Play: The USB receiver provides a reliable wireless connection up to 33 ft (1), so you can forget about drop-outs and delays and you can take it wherever you use your computer.
SYSTEM COMPATIBILITY: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7,Windows 8, 10, 11 or later USB port.
Upgrade to Logitech MK540 Combo: Experience increased comfort with the MK540 combo, featuring scooped keys, palm rest, full-size mouse with soft rubber grips, and customizable shortcuts.
Long Battery Life: MK270 combo features a 36-month keyboard and 12-month mouse battery life (3), along with on/off switches allowing you to go months without the hassle of changing batteries.
Keyboard, Mouse, Nano-receiver, 2 AAA (keyboard) and 1 AA (mouse) batteries and User documentation
Manufacturer
Logitech
Battery Description
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Power Source
Battery Powered
Batteries Included
Yes
Batteries Required
Yes
Battery cell composition
Alkaline
Keyboard Description
Multimedia
Connector Type
Usb,Wireless
Movement Detection Technology
Optical
Country of Origin
China
Imported By
SAVEX TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD
Item Weight
720 g
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Cheng –
I have been using the standard issue Dell keyboard for years and finally changed it out…never looked back since! V comfortable to type, pleasant typing sound. Highly recommend this set for the value!
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★★★★★
Jerald Menezes –
Super quite keyboard and mouse
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★★★★★
Dave LT –
Works out of the box, just plug the usb receiver, yank the battery strips off and off you go.
Super quiet and still have decent tactile feel. I like the fact that the mouse has a receiver storage slot in case you just need the mouse on the go.
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★★★★★
Deenadayalan –
Keyboard is realy nice and scilent. Mouse is also scilent but could have been little bigger. It looks like a mini mouse and hard to hold and not comfortable.
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★★★★★
Chris Tang –
I was team mechanical keyboard all my life, that is until I had a baby and all that the tactile response gave me was a tongue lashing from the wife for waking up my baby
This keyboard is seriously silent, it’s even quieter than my mouse click and scroll wheel.
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★★★★★
shawn –
– Keyboard was indeed quiet. – Keys felt spongey, may need time to get used to it. – No light indicator for the keyboard for CAPS/NUMLOCK, which is a shame. (Did not check earlier) – Comes with 3xAA battery, works right out of the box.
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★★★★★
Amaze –
Light weight, looks good, range is also good.
———-After using 2 months———- But I am facing problem with Ctrl and Backspace. When I press keys, sometimes it gets stuck in the pressed state. I face problems daily. I also tried rubbing the backspace key a bit. Now it is working better but still freezes sometimes.
I can press all keys from the corners of the keys except Backspace. There seems to be something wrong with the design. It’s hard to push backspace through corners.
I have faced also a different issue. I was writing something and during suddenly it started writing ppppp……….. However I didn’t press the key. Same thing happened another day with another key. It seems some internal issue.
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★★★★★
Macmaniac –
Writing this review after initial usage on Mac OS Ventura (v13).
Got this product today, the box was broken but the keyboard and mouse were intact. I also purchased a USB Type-C male to Type-A female adaptor to connect the USB wireless receiver with my MBP. It was like a simple plug-&-play thing. I just removed the PVC battery separator strips, inserted the USB wireless logi receiver into the adaptor input port, switched on the keyboard and mouse and voila. For the first time I just had to do the initial 1 minute configuration when Mac detects a new keyboard. That’s it. Both the things worked fine. I double checked by switching off both and taking the USB receiver out of the port and performed all steps again and everything worked like a charm (of course the keyboard setup step was not required again).
I noticed a couple of limitations, I can’t call those as problems. 1. There is no fn key but a context menu key is there and I did not find any way to manually map the context menu key as the fn key. So as of now I can’t use the fn key functions like we use on a MBP normally. 2. F1 to F12 keys are not usable at all, I tried to configure them from Keyboard settings but it was not possible. So I can’t use F1 to F12 functions. I haven’t tried it more, it may possibly work with some tweaks. 3. Multimedia music and volume keys are working fine but the other multimedia keys like Calculator, Turn Mac off, Home, Email etc. are not working/usable, but that’s not a problem for me. 4. All other page up, page down, home, end, delete, numpad, arrows etc. are working fine. 5. Other keys in normal mode, shift mode and option mode are working fine.
Overall the keyboard and mouse are working fine on Mac OS. No typing issues, no single press multi strokes and debounce issues. I can’t say they are fully compatible with Mac but they are more than 90% compatible as per my requirement. I tried to write a functional review because I couldn’t find any such review for Mac OS when I was checking before the purchase. I hope it is helpful.
I can’t test the battery consumption because today is the first day.
I deducted 1 star for the things that should work out of the box like fn key could be added instead of context menu key, and F1 to F12 keys are a standard & should be compatible but aren’t working and for the poor packaging as well.
Thanks
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★★★★★
Jaldeep –
EDIT: This doesn’t change my review (actually, it probably makes it lean even heavier towards the 4 star than 3 star rating) but I actually sat on the keyboard while it was on my chair (I’m an absolute unit of a dude weighing 120kg) and the keyboard wasn’t affected at all. I’m genuinely surprised.
First of all, I’d give this a 3.5/5 instead of the 4 but I rounded it up instead of down because there’s more to like than dislike.
Product was delivered promptly but the packaging was in rough shape. When I unpacked it, the keyboard had three missing keys (iirc it was left Alt, Z and the Windows keys). I turned over the box and dumped everything and voila! The missing keys fell out. Not off to a great start but I slapped those keys on (which was very straightforward meaning that replacing keycaps in the future will be relatively easy) and plugged in the receiver to my laptop. No setup or 3rd party software necessary, it just started working instantly. Pretty seamless.
I only use the keyboard when I connect my laptop to my TV and I’m sitting at a distance, I use my laptop’s keyboard otherwise. I absolutely love the keyboard. I was expecting it to feel wonky and cheap but it actually feels decent. It’s not super premium but it’s much better than what I was expecting for the price. It has flip stands on the back to raise it and an on/off switch if you want to conserve battery. The keys themselves are full sized, and as someone with larger hands, I really appreciate it. The curve around the space bar looks cool but I don’t think it adds anything ergonomically. The typing experience is nice, the keys have enough feedback to them (not mechanical levels obviously, but still satisfying enough). The Caps Lock key has a little raised bit to it so you can feel it without looking at it and don’t accidentally hit it while typing, neat little addition. The shortcut/media keys on top all work fine with Windows 11. There’s not much else to say about the keyboard. It should be more than sufficient for everyday office/browsing/school tasks and will be good and comfy for people who type a lot. Do not buy this expecting a gaming level keyboard with antighosting, etc or buy it expecting to have the durability of a true mechanical keyboard. I was initially going to mark it down for not having any backlight at all but given the budget, that’s understandable and acceptable. Overall, I very much like the keyboard and find it to be above par for what you pay.
The mouse, on the other hand (no pun intended), is mediocre at best. The build quality is not good; it does not feel good when you use either of the click buttons, you can feel the inner mechanisms groaning, like it’s gonna fall apart at any time. The mouse also starts lagging randomly. The lag only lasts a couple of seconds but it occurs enough to be an annoyance. Also, it just doesn’t feel good in your palm. I have an Amazon Basics mouse that I purchased while I was in the US for $7 (~520rs) and that thing feels so much sturdier and better built than this. It also has no lagging issues and the clicks feel smooth even after a few years of use.
As an overall package, I would say it’s decent for the price. There are lots of other sets in this price range and I picked this literally because of the Logitech branding since I own a few other Logitech products and enjoy them a lot. The keyboard is doing all the heavy lifting here and carrying it’s mouse friend. I hope they improve the mouse going forward because then, this would be the best combo in this range. As it stands right now, it’s fairly indistinguishable from its competitors.
Recommended for – people looking for an affordable wireless set for everyday computer work and people who type a lot.
Not recommended for – gaming or any form of power users. It might work for single player games like city builders, grand strategy, RTSes, etc but I would not recommend it for any form of shooters, especially online. The mouse simply isn’t up to task.
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★★★★★
Keshav –
This is the first experience I am getting with a silent technology keyboard. I must say I am really amazed at the smoothness and liquid like flow of the keys. The only issue I have with it is that they have not made the spacebar of the keyboard as silent as the other keys are. In fact, we always get to hear a click sound whenever I pres the spacebar and i have to make mental note to use the left side of the spacebar to reduce the amount of noise generated. All in all, a great buy for the price i paid. The mouse’s touch response is off the charts! It really can gain speed. Overall, satisfied with the product however, would have given it five stars if the spacebar was as quiet as the other keys as while typing, one hits the spacebar after each word! PS: I wrote the review with this keyboard
Cheng –
I have been using the standard issue Dell keyboard for years and finally changed it out…never looked back since! V comfortable to type, pleasant typing sound. Highly recommend this set for the value!
Jerald Menezes –
Super quite keyboard and mouse
Dave LT –
Works out of the box, just plug the usb receiver, yank the battery strips off and off you go.
Super quiet and still have decent tactile feel. I like the fact that the mouse has a receiver storage slot in case you just need the mouse on the go.
Deenadayalan –
Keyboard is realy nice and scilent. Mouse is also scilent but could have been little bigger. It looks like a mini mouse and hard to hold and not comfortable.
Chris Tang –
I was team mechanical keyboard all my life, that is until I had a baby and all that the tactile response gave me was a tongue lashing from the wife for waking up my baby
This keyboard is seriously silent, it’s even quieter than my mouse click and scroll wheel.
shawn –
– Keyboard was indeed quiet.
– Keys felt spongey, may need time to get used to it.
– No light indicator for the keyboard for CAPS/NUMLOCK, which is a shame. (Did not check earlier)
– Comes with 3xAA battery, works right out of the box.
Amaze –
Light weight, looks good, range is also good.
———-After using 2 months———-
But I am facing problem with Ctrl and Backspace. When I press keys, sometimes it gets stuck in the pressed state. I face problems daily. I also tried rubbing the backspace key a bit. Now it is working better but still freezes sometimes.
I can press all keys from the corners of the keys except Backspace. There seems to be something wrong with the design. It’s hard to push backspace through corners.
I have faced also a different issue. I was writing something and during suddenly it started writing ppppp……….. However I didn’t press the key. Same thing happened another day with another key. It seems some internal issue.
Macmaniac –
Writing this review after initial usage on Mac OS Ventura (v13).
Got this product today, the box was broken but the keyboard and mouse were intact. I also purchased a USB Type-C male to Type-A female adaptor to connect the USB wireless receiver with my MBP. It was like a simple plug-&-play thing. I just removed the PVC battery separator strips, inserted the USB wireless logi receiver into the adaptor input port, switched on the keyboard and mouse and voila. For the first time I just had to do the initial 1 minute configuration when Mac detects a new keyboard. That’s it. Both the things worked fine. I double checked by switching off both and taking the USB receiver out of the port and performed all steps again and everything worked like a charm (of course the keyboard setup step was not required again).
I noticed a couple of limitations, I can’t call those as problems.
1. There is no fn key but a context menu key is there and I did not find any way to manually map the context menu key as the fn key. So as of now I can’t use the fn key functions like we use on a MBP normally.
2. F1 to F12 keys are not usable at all, I tried to configure them from Keyboard settings but it was not possible. So I can’t use F1 to F12 functions. I haven’t tried it more, it may possibly work with some tweaks.
3. Multimedia music and volume keys are working fine but the other multimedia keys like Calculator, Turn Mac off, Home, Email etc. are not working/usable, but that’s not a problem for me.
4. All other page up, page down, home, end, delete, numpad, arrows etc. are working fine.
5. Other keys in normal mode, shift mode and option mode are working fine.
Overall the keyboard and mouse are working fine on Mac OS. No typing issues, no single press multi strokes and debounce issues. I can’t say they are fully compatible with Mac but they are more than 90% compatible as per my requirement. I tried to write a functional review because I couldn’t find any such review for Mac OS when I was checking before the purchase. I hope it is helpful.
I can’t test the battery consumption because today is the first day.
I deducted 1 star for the things that should work out of the box like fn key could be added instead of context menu key, and F1 to F12 keys are a standard & should be compatible but aren’t working and for the poor packaging as well.
Thanks
Jaldeep –
EDIT: This doesn’t change my review (actually, it probably makes it lean even heavier towards the 4 star than 3 star rating) but I actually sat on the keyboard while it was on my chair (I’m an absolute unit of a dude weighing 120kg) and the keyboard wasn’t affected at all. I’m genuinely surprised.
First of all, I’d give this a 3.5/5 instead of the 4 but I rounded it up instead of down because there’s more to like than dislike.
Product was delivered promptly but the packaging was in rough shape. When I unpacked it, the keyboard had three missing keys (iirc it was left Alt, Z and the Windows keys). I turned over the box and dumped everything and voila! The missing keys fell out. Not off to a great start but I slapped those keys on (which was very straightforward meaning that replacing keycaps in the future will be relatively easy) and plugged in the receiver to my laptop. No setup or 3rd party software necessary, it just started working instantly. Pretty seamless.
I only use the keyboard when I connect my laptop to my TV and I’m sitting at a distance, I use my laptop’s keyboard otherwise. I absolutely love the keyboard. I was expecting it to feel wonky and cheap but it actually feels decent. It’s not super premium but it’s much better than what I was expecting for the price. It has flip stands on the back to raise it and an on/off switch if you want to conserve battery. The keys themselves are full sized, and as someone with larger hands, I really appreciate it. The curve around the space bar looks cool but I don’t think it adds anything ergonomically. The typing experience is nice, the keys have enough feedback to them (not mechanical levels obviously, but still satisfying enough). The Caps Lock key has a little raised bit to it so you can feel it without looking at it and don’t accidentally hit it while typing, neat little addition. The shortcut/media keys on top all work fine with Windows 11. There’s not much else to say about the keyboard. It should be more than sufficient for everyday office/browsing/school tasks and will be good and comfy for people who type a lot. Do not buy this expecting a gaming level keyboard with antighosting, etc or buy it expecting to have the durability of a true mechanical keyboard. I was initially going to mark it down for not having any backlight at all but given the budget, that’s understandable and acceptable. Overall, I very much like the keyboard and find it to be above par for what you pay.
The mouse, on the other hand (no pun intended), is mediocre at best. The build quality is not good; it does not feel good when you use either of the click buttons, you can feel the inner mechanisms groaning, like it’s gonna fall apart at any time. The mouse also starts lagging randomly. The lag only lasts a couple of seconds but it occurs enough to be an annoyance. Also, it just doesn’t feel good in your palm. I have an Amazon Basics mouse that I purchased while I was in the US for $7 (~520rs) and that thing feels so much sturdier and better built than this. It also has no lagging issues and the clicks feel smooth even after a few years of use.
As an overall package, I would say it’s decent for the price. There are lots of other sets in this price range and I picked this literally because of the Logitech branding since I own a few other Logitech products and enjoy them a lot. The keyboard is doing all the heavy lifting here and carrying it’s mouse friend. I hope they improve the mouse going forward because then, this would be the best combo in this range. As it stands right now, it’s fairly indistinguishable from its competitors.
Recommended for – people looking for an affordable wireless set for everyday computer work and people who type a lot.
Not recommended for – gaming or any form of power users. It might work for single player games like city builders, grand strategy, RTSes, etc but I would not recommend it for any form of shooters, especially online. The mouse simply isn’t up to task.
Keshav –
This is the first experience I am getting with a silent technology keyboard. I must say I am really amazed at the smoothness and liquid like flow of the keys. The only issue I have with it is that they have not made the spacebar of the keyboard as silent as the other keys are. In fact, we always get to hear a click sound whenever I pres the spacebar and i have to make mental note to use the left side of the spacebar to reduce the amount of noise generated. All in all, a great buy for the price i paid. The mouse’s touch response is off the charts! It really can gain speed. Overall, satisfied with the product however, would have given it five stars if the spacebar was as quiet as the other keys as while typing, one hits the spacebar after each word!
PS: I wrote the review with this keyboard