Logitech MK295 Silent Wireless Mouse & Keyboard Combo with SilentTouch Technology, Full Numpad, Advanced Optical Tracking, Lag-Free Wireless, 90% Less Noise, QWERTY UK English Layout - Black

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

Plug it in, it works instantly. Very quiet typing and clicking, and strangely satisfying tactile buttons and mouse to use. No noticeable lag or other issues. Logitech is such a solid reliable brand. My older version (the non "silent" version of this) was used constantly for nearly 10 years - and was still working at the time I lost the USB connector, which was the only reason I replaced it.

Liked this a lot. Silent and tactile keyboard and both mouse and keyboard are controlled by one USB dongle which is great for the price. The mouse could be a bit bigger though it is a small size mouse. Keyboard Rocks!

Early review... got this setup to replaced a worn out wired keyboard. All I can really say is... it does what it says on the box. The wireless mouse (M220) if fine, a bit small but then again its only a two button mouse with scroll wheel, no extra buttons, no fancy LEDs etc. It works just great. Takes 1x AA batery. On/Off button underneath. The K295 keyboard is also fine, full sized keyboard, very light, slighty flexible but considering how thin it is there will always be a little flex, extra keys along the top but BEWARE... one of them is a PC power off button.. hit it and you shutdown to standby right away !! Takes 2xAAA battieries. On/Off button on top next to the CAPS Lock indicator (there is no Num Lock indicator!). Finally..... is this keyboard quiet?? OH YES... it certainly is.... including (despite some reviews) the space bar !! I think its safe to say this combo is great value for money, but its certainly no gaming rig accessory (no fancy lights for one thing). But for general use... and for me in MSFS, its fine. How long will the batteries last?? Only time will tell... especially if you forget to turn the mouse and/or keyboard off... I havent ready any indication of an auto-power off/battery save feature. The box suggested a 3yr battery life for the keyboard and 2yr for the mouse.. we shall see !!! But otherwise, this is a perfect QUIET keyboard.. even the mouse is quiet in comparision !!! I will update this review as and when required... my only thought is how long will these nicely tactile keys last with a lot of use???

For a year or so, this keyboard works well. The 'silent' aspect isn't bad - still audible, but no so much that it gets heard on a headset microphone, which is the main thing. But it then gets sticky, and my attempts to clean it haven't helped at all. It starts with the bigger keys - backspace, shift - you depress them, and they stay down, either erasing what you've recently typed, or turning everything into CAPS until you notice what's going on. Really annoying. I've never had this on any other keyboard I've used. About to ditch it and go find something of better quality. Oh, the mouse is fine. A little small for my hands, perhaps, but you get used to it quickly, and it's just peachy. Battery life on both parts is really good too.

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.

Product lags a lot, specially the mouse, when using it, it lags, stops moving and then its in another spot, I tried using it on three seperate systems and the mouse was the issue, because I tried another wireless mouse but it was working fine, I tried replacing the batteries with new ones, but the mouse seems to be very jerky and laggy, technical fault in this piece, because I have used this mouse before and it never felt this bad. Would have liked for a replacement, but I don't know if I'll be eligible, I bought it last week, and I started using it, now I am literally using another mouse, had to buy another one but a wired one, because wireless ones are too expensive on their own.

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.