Logitech MK295 Full Size Silent Wireless Keyboard Mouse Combo - Graphite

Alright here’s the deal. I used this keyboard and mouse combo for like six years before it finally gave up the ghost because my cat ran in front of me and I tripped and stepped on it. it didn’t even break tbh, it just broke one of the tiny springs in the space bar so the space bar couldn’t be made silent anymore.Two of those years it was crammed in a closet. When I dug it out it worked perfectly. The point is, in general, this thing is durable.I’ll get the bad out of the way first. These dongle based keyboards suck at wireless interference and they always have. Honestly I have no idea if this

When I test a product and review it I don’t usually use superlative words and I will only rate something five stars if it truly deserves it, and not every product does. This one does. I’ll try to explain briefly. I am a prolific writer and I have actually worn more keyboards out than some small stores sell in a year. Not that I am rough on them, they just don’t last long, and this brand has been my nemesis for as many years as I can remember. While I think they often make the best of class, sometimes, they also sometimes make things I believe are calculated to not last long. But that aside, my

I love how this keyboard feels! It's quiet, comfortable, and satisfying.

One of very last Logitech wireless keyboards that you can find in full-standard layout. Otherwise (with the new branding) “Logi” almost exclusively went to multi-device “flow” keyboards. What’s wrong with that? ; it tries to please every platform and you end up both with confusing labels on accustomed keys (like Start – Alt – Ctrl etc) and you have missing/sacrified keys (like print screen, scroll lock, pause/break) or usual functions are hidden under some combination keys – totally in different places. I’m a Windows PC user and has absolutely no multi/flow need with my keyboard.I’m coming fro

Great set up. Love the fact that I can easily tell when my CAPS Lock key is on or off. It is as silent as advertised. I also purchased the keyboard cover and love the whole package. It was ready to use out of the box and easy to set up. I use it for work, but I am not in a work from home role. Definitely recommend it.

Bought: February 2026Reviewing: August 2026Usage: Monday-Friday, 40hr work weeks. Desk job. Normal usage.Pros: She is QUIET and the connection is easy! The battery just has to be replaced last month (July) so that’s not bad at all for being on all day every day (I don’t turn them off on the weekend)Cons: They duo is not cord charge, it’s all AAA battery, so make sure you have at least 2 in your area every quarter.Would I recommend? Yes!Buy it again? Yes!

When you spend a lot of time typing reports or managing digital infrastructure, the constant "clack" of a standard keyboard can become a major distraction, both for you and anyone else in the room. I picked up the Logitech MK295 combo to use with my primary workstation, and the "SilentTouch" technology is significantly more effective than I anticipated.Quiet Without Sacrificing Tactile FeelThe headline feature here is the noise—or lack thereof. It reduces typing and clicking sounds by a huge margin compared to a traditional membrane setup. What’s impressive is that the keys don't feel "mushy."

I got this keyboard for work and school use. I was looking for one that was (1) still full sized, as I really can't type on the compact or mini sized keyboards that are popular nowadays; (2) quiet, as I'm regularly on calls and need something that isn't going to distract people with loud typing; and (3) affordable. After having the keyboard for about 8 months now and found the keyboard itself is decent, I'd recommend to those who need an affordable full-sized keyboard that isn't too loud but still gets the job done.I personally have different opinions about the keyboard and mouse -(1) I haven'