Logitech MK295 Silent Wireless Mouse & Keyboard Combo

This is a good wireless keyboard and mouse combo. 1/ They both have power save, so you don't really need to turn them on/off with the switches. 2/ Keyboad is nice and quite, as promoted, it feels like you have cotten wool in your ears. 3/ The keys are nice but they light grey on dark grey keys is harder to read in dim lighting, 4/ The mouse is not conventional shape but OK when you get used to it. 5/ Keyboard i snice and compact - couldn't really be much smaller. 6/ Wacth out for the wirelsees USB receiver in the box - it's stuck to one of the wings of the cardboad packing! 7/ Yes, I'd definitly buy the same again it's GOOD!

nice, compact, lightweight and quiet. as described. never had connectivity issues. easy to use and good value item.

Very easy to use, natural and comfortable, the keys are actually almost 100% silent too! Might take a day to get used to the height of the keys, but they are easy to get to grip with - really comfy to use. Mouse felt a bit small to start with, but soon appreciated the compact design and soft feel. Good value too, price is spot on.

I work in IT providing support and equipment for my clients. I have a one customer whose desks are really close together, so decided to try these MK395 Silent Keyboard and Mouse Combo kits to reduce the noise in the office, and I have to say, I'm really impressed. We started with 2 of them for the noisier typers, and since then I've kitted out everyone else in the office with one (another 10) and they make a huge difference not just for the noise levels but also for those who typed a little noisier now don't have to worry. The keyboards are pretty lightweight, a little heavier than the MK270, but that's not an issue. Mice are nice and responsive, with a good scroll function. No issues with lag either. Everyone is really happy with them. All the machine have internet connections, so just plug the dongle in and it's good to go in a couple of seconds so really easy to setup and depending on when you buy, I've paid between £28.49 and £39.99 for the kit which even at the higher price it's great value for the peace it brings to an office. Can't recommend highly enough

This standard-layout PC keyboard has additional multimedia keys: pause/play, volume mute/up/down, home (defaults to your home page in your normal web browser), email (your normal email client), power on/off and calculator. It uses a small USB dongle to interface with your device(s). I've just been using it with our LG Smart TV to test it out and order some items from Amazon. I've now transferred the dongle to my laptop replacing the previous one It is understated in appearance but quite elegant being a matt black with white key labels. I have been buying this Logitech wireless combo (and its earlier versions) for several years. I use it daily working from home. On this occasion, the immediate reason for buying is that I have managed to wear out the raised bumps on the F and J keys after prolonged daily use so I will benefit from knowing where my fingers are without looking. Also, I can work later without disturbing others in the house - the simpler and cheaper MK270 version is not a bad keyboard/mouse, but is nowhere near as quiet as this one. The mouse is pleasant to use and the whole combo is ideal for working in any context where a noisy desktop could be intrusive. Based on experience with my previous ones it will last for a long time and stand up to some knocks. One of the few drawbacks of this design is that the folding feet you can extend to elevate the keyboard by 8° can be broken off if you handle it roughly or drop heavy objects on it - but they also last a few years with normal use and a little care. This is a good choice if you want a reliable and affordable mouse/keyboard combo of good size for your PC or other devices. If you don't need it to be so quiet you could buy the cheaper but noisier MK270 which is nearly identical.

Very nice keyboard and mouse. The keyboard feels smooth to touch, it is indeed quiet and satisfying to use. It has a little caps lock light which is a nice touch. The mouse is the same, feels nice and smooth, the clicks are soft and quiet but you can physically feel the click, the rotating wheel is also the same smoothness and feel. This kit is the literal definition of plug and play. No issues there. I've found it has little to no lag when moving the mouse around or typing. Very nice product. Not sure on how long the batteries will last but I assume it will be months before I need to change them. Overall, im happy with it.

Review of the Silent version. Comes with a very compact mouse, works ok, far too small for me to use comfortably but may be more suitable for others depending on personal preference. Keyboard is a little disappointing overall. On the plus side the keyboard features a number pad and a number of media and quick access keys (for email etc), although there is no Num Lock indicator which could easily have been included, but this isn't too big a deal (maybe it's to save power on lighting up the indicator all the time). The USB receiver is also tiny and unobtrusive, and I believe can be reprogrammed/re-paired using a separate utility that can be downloaded from Logitech's website. Both mouse and keyboard are very quiet in use as advertised, but at the expense of the tactile feedback on clicking or key press. Especially evident on the keyboard where there is a slight - almost what I'd call 'mushy' - feel to the keys. But the main issue for the keyboard is that it falls far short of the advertised 10m wireless range. In fact, it seems to struggle with even 1m, and response is inconsistent and often very delayed beyond about 60cm or so. The mouse seems to perform much better in this regard, although there is still the odd hiccough every now and then. This has been happening from day 1 with fresh batteries. The issue may or may not be with the USB receiver itself, and I think Logitech advises not to plug it in near wifi dongles and other cables, but the issue persists (to a slightly lesser degree) even with the receiver plugged in to the front USB port of my tower PC with nothing else around it. Overall, a usable set (as long as you don't go too far away) but a fairly mediocre wireless performance and not the best typing or pointer experience. Will probably replace soon with something else.

I purchased the Logitech MK295 Silent Wireless Combo primarily for a quiet workspace setup, and it delivers exactly as advertised. The SilentTouch membrane key switches reduce audible keystroke noise substantially — Logitech’s claim of ~90% noise reduction seems realistic compared to a standard membrane keyboard. The mouse buttons are also significantly dampened, yet retain a tactile click feel without the sharp, loud feedback of typical designs. The keyboard includes a full‑size UK QWERTY layout with a dedicated numpad and standard function row. Key spacing and travel feel very typical of office‑grade membrane boards — nothing mechanical‑like, but perfectly adequate for typing tasks. The keyboard also has basic spill resistance and fold‑out feet for an 8° typing angle. There are no additional backlighting or macro keys, but that’s expected at this price point. The included mouse is compact and comfortable for right‑handed use, featuring Logitech’s Advanced Optical Tracking sensor. It’s accurate and smooth for office workflows, though not designed for high‑DPI gaming. Technical notes: • Wireless: 2.4 GHz RF via Logitech Unifying Receiver (not Bluetooth) • Range: tested reliably at ~10m line‑of‑sight, no noticeable input lag • Battery life: ~36 months for keyboard, ~18 months for mouse (AA/AAA batteries included) • OS compatibility: Plug‑and‑play on Windows 10/11, macOS detects as standard HID keyboard/mouse • Keyboard weight & build: ~500g, plastic chassis with minimal flex, non‑mechanical • SilentTouch: effectively dampens keystrokes and clicks while maintaining responsiveness No connection dropouts or interference in a moderately RF‑noisy office environment. There is no software required — though note that it does not support Logitech Options or Flow, since it’s not part of their higher‑end lines. If you need a dependable, quiet wireless keyboard and mouse combo for productivity or shared workspaces where noise is a concern, this set is an excellent value. The full numpad and UK layout are ideal for data entry and office work, and the build quality is solid for the price. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a noise‑friendly, no‑frills wireless solution.

The keyword is good, but the mouse wheel is not working anymore My suggestion is to buy a keyboard to support at least a unifying receiver to

USB not in the mouse but on the box itself! The keyboard and mouse are great, I'm only giving it a 1 star as I nearly returned it thinking the USB to connect it to the computer didn't arrive with the box. The USB is packed on the actual cardboard box, near one of the openings. I usually read 1 star reviews so hoping this helps folks!

Love the audibly noticeable quiet keys and while it's not 'silent' it is significantly quieter than my old standard keyboard and mouse. I also really enjoy the soft touch of the keys, makes typing all day a much more pleasant experience. I had purchased one for myself and my husband liked it so much he bought one for himself too. It's also great value for the price compared to some of the more expensive products available. Would never go back to a regular keyboard and mouse after this!

A worth purchasing package of mouse and keyboard for programmers. Both of the products look and feel premium. The thing I like most in both products is silent key strokes and mouse clicks. This makes product usage even more comfortable. I am a programmer myself and I can recommend this product to all the programmers out there.

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