Trust Ymo II Silent Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Set QWERTY UK Layout, Floating Low Profile Keys, Spill-Resistant, One USB Receiver, Ambidextrous Mouse 800-1600 DPI, Quiet Combo for PC Laptop Mac

Excellent value keyboard and mouse
A very reasonably priced keyboard and mouse combo set. Even better if you can grab it on offer – currently showing as £16.99!This is my second purchase of a Trust keyboard and mouse combo set and I have no complaints.SETUPGetting setup is straightforward. Simply plug in the USB receiver to your computer’s USB port.KEYBOARD FEATURESThe layout is your typical UK QWERTY. The £, $, and @ keys are in the right places. There is also a € symbol available by pressing CTRL + ALT + 4.The keyboard keys are fairly quiet and create a lot less noise than my previous keyboard that it has replaced – a fairly old Microsoft wireless desktop 800 keyboard and mouse combo set. Though I would say they are not completely silent.The ENTER key is a decent size. And there is a separate numeric key pad on the right hand size.There’s also a Fn key placed to the right of the SPACE bar that you normally find on laptop keyboards. This is used with the Function keys. More on this later.The keyboard has an on/off switch is very useful. It also has the usual lights for Number Lock, Caps Lock and Scroll Lock.Underneath the keyboard is the cover for the battery compartment. The keyboard uses ‎2 AAA batteries required that come included and makes things easy.There’s also the usual keyboard legs that you can flip out to raise the height or adjust the angle.The marketing blurb states the keyboard is spill resistant but not something I tested!Finally, there’s also a slot to store the USB receiver which will be useful to some.MEDIA KEYS / HOT KEYSOne thing to note is the keyboard’s function keys (F1-F12) are set to to Hot key functionality by default.If you wish to use F1-F12 functionality, you need to hold down the Fn key.This may not suit everyone so gladly you can reverse this by simply pressing: Fn + TABThis is not easily apparent in the user manual and they could do better to explain this as I noted a few reviews not knowing this. I reached out to customer support and they were very quick in responding with an answer.MOUSEThe mouse works reasonably well for my purposes but is slightly less in length so may not suit larger hands for all day use.It has the usual LEFT and RIGHT mouse buttons which work as expected.There’s a scroll wheel that is also clickable but not fully silent.A DPI button sits down from the scroll wheel. Clicking this will allow you to switch between 800 and 1600 DPI as you need.Underneath the mouse has a useful on/off switch to save battery life.Also underneath is the battery compartment which takes 1AA battery and comes supplied.Inside the battery compartment there is also a handy slot to store the USB receiver.SUMMARYOverall, for the price this is a great value keyboard and mouse combo set. I can easily recommend this and certainly recommend Trust as a brand I will continue to buy.

So far so good
Keyboard works as intended. only quarrel i would have is the mouse that comes with it is extremely small.

Amazingly silent keyboard and mouse set, I totally recommend it!
The main feature that I was looking for a keyboard and mouse set is to be very quiet (silent), both the keyboard when typing and the mouse when clicking the buttons, and this set fits perfectly into that description.My previous keyboard is Trust brand as well, but after years of service I started noticing a failure in the mouse left click, I had to press it harder than usual for it to work. I thought it would be a good idea to replace it with another more expensive brand in the hope to the get better long lasting quality and comfort, I was wrong, I got an HP keyboard that I had to return because the mouse click was extremely noisy, at the point to break my nerves and annoy people around me.This set is very cheap (Black Friday offer), comfy enough and super silent, meaning that going for something more expensive or a renowned brand is not always the best option.

Low budget wireless keyboard and mouse set.
My son is fairly happy with this set. Its main selling points are its low price and that both devices connect to a single receiver. The keyboard quite is tiring to type on for a long time. It is no good for gaming. The mouse has a mind of its own at times. Good value for money, for kids, but grownups should consider paying more for better performance.