Cherry Stream Desktop Comfort Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo

They keyboard is great. It's wireless, quiet, and fits a professional setting. It allows me to type and take notes in calls and not be too noisy to be picked up on a headset. The keyboard has great weight to it, so things don't just flop or slide around. The mouse is nicer too than a standard Logitech mouse. The USB receiver magnetically connects in it rather than just sits so it's a nice feature if you take ur mouse on the go a lot. The mouse is slightly uncomfortable to my hand - but its not a big deal - I just wish they made it wider.

I reviewed the company and they are well known, I like the Windows buttons, mouse has nice grip, feels high quality for the price.

Keyboard 5/5Pros:Excellent keyboard. It’s the perfect middle ground between super slim laptop keys and tall traditional keys. The typing feels very fluid and accurate due to the more traditional key shape and firmer press. Very satisfying to type on. Very solid frame and the adjustable height makes it even more comfortable. The metal plate inside gives it a very substantial feel and makes key strokes feel solid and not hollow.Con’s:Takes up more room on the desk than some cheap office brand cheap boards.Mouse 3.5/5Pros:It has nice weight to it. Doesn’t feel like it will break if you set it down too hard. Scroll wheel has good tactile feedback. Mouse buttons are smooth and quiet. The magnetic dongle storage is a nice feature.Cons:It’s huge. I have medium sized hands and it’s just too big to use all day. It would have been almost perfect if it didn’t taper so wide toward the back of the palm rest. I will be keeping the mouse for short at-home sessions, but will be purchasing a different mouse for continuous office use. If I had purchased the mouse separately, I’d be returning it.Overall, for $60 it’s tough to beat this combo. I would recommend purchasing the cheaper, non-ergo version of this set for $10 less if you don’t have large hands.A little bit of background that may help some of you.I was using a standard dell kb216 keyboard and amazon basics ergo wireless mouse for the last two years. My new job supplied me with a logitech K120 keyboard and standard wired classic style mouse (no brand marking). I immediately began to struggle typing with the new keyboard. So much so that i am constantly having to look at the keys and constantly backspacing. I tried just using my laptop, which was a little better, but also less accurate since the keys are flat squares, and there’s no number pad. After researching which keyboard would give me the most similar experience to the dell but quieter and more premium feel, I settled on the cherry. I would say I liked the old mouse better than the cherry because it fit my hand better.

Great keyboard! The keys are satisfyingly snappy and have had no issues installing or using it

I bought the Cherry Stream Desktop Comfort Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo for work, and it’s been a reliable setup for everyday use.The keyboard has a comfortable, low-profile feel that makes typing easy for long periods without much strain. The keys are quiet and responsive, which is great in a shared office or work environment. The mouse is simple but accurate, and both connect easily through the 2.4 GHz wireless receiver with no noticeable lag.Setup was quick—just plug in the receiver and it’s ready to go. Battery life also seems solid so far, which is a big plus for a wireless set.

Nice quality and feel. Keyboard is great. The mouse already defective (scroll wheel stopped scrolling smoothly) - had to replace it. 🫤

Great Keyboard, don't cheap out. tried that, hated all the mistakes the cheap keyboard made. Bought this one, it is awesome!

The keyboard and mouse are nice, but the connection to the USB dongle is trash. I have a lot of disconnection issues with the mouse and the keyboard frequently repeats letters or misses input. Overall very unimpressed with the performance. That said, the aesthetic is high quality and the feel is great. Maybe it's just a bad dongle on my end, but I ended up retiring this keyboard/mouse combo after just a couple months as it was simply unreliable.