Logitech MK955 Signature Slim Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, for Larger Hands, Quiet Typing and Clicking, Switch Across Three Devices, Bluetooth, Multi-OS, for Windows and Mac

I've been using the Logitech MK955 for a few months and it's quickly become my favorite keyboard/mouse combo. The full‑size keyboard has a generous layout that fits my larger hands, and the keys are whisper‑quiet but still have a satisfying feel. The ergonomic mouse is equally comfortable and tracks smoothly on various surfaces. I love that I can switch between my desktop, laptop and tablet with a single button thanks to the multi‑device Bluetooth pairing. Setup was simple and it works flawlessly on both Windows and Mac. Battery life has been excellent and the build quality feels premium. If you need a reliable wireless keyboard and mouse with quiet typing and seamless device switching, this set is worth the investment.

Item exactly as described. This keyboard was very easily paired to my bluetooth adapter. Key press is very quiet. An excellent purchase. Edit: For anyone having this keyboard work with a bluetooth adapter, check to make sure the bluetooth adapter is functioning properly. A few hours after setting up this keyboard, it stopped working. Turns out the bluetooth adapter wasn't working in the USB port I had it plugged into. I moved the bluetooth adapter to another port on my PC, and it started working again.

Very happy with this purchase, so much in fact I had my office buy one for my work computer. Super quiet. Great keyboard size, no lag, functions are easy to use or set up. Definitely worth the price.

I’ve been using the Logitech Signature Slim Solar+ K980 for a few weeks now, and it exceeded my expectations. The solar panel works perfectly — it keeps the keyboard charged all the time, even with just indoor lighting. The keys feel soft and responsive, very comfortable for long typing sessions. Connection to multiple devices is seamless; switching between my MacBook, iPad, and iPhone takes just one tap.

The Logitech Slim K950 Wireless Keyboard works great as a replacement for my old Logitech USB keyboard, but it's not perfect: Pros: Logitech is a good brand that lasts a long time, very easy to connect via Bluetooth (ready to use in minutes) but also comes with a USB to connect manually; runs on two AAA batteries (have not had to replace yet in over a month); Slim profile with low-profile keys; no problems with the functions on the keyboard so far; it's a regular width keyboard with convenient number pad. Cons: It is a bit pricey compared to some other Bluetooth keyboards; the volume keys are above the backspace bar and sometimes I hit those instead of backspace; the main issue for me is that it is supposed to have keys that are "quiet typing" - I don't like "clicky" keyboards and this one still clicks if I am typing fast or pressing hard. Not as much as other non-silent keyboards, but enough that I notice. That said, I tried a couple different "silent" keyboards and they really were not that much different, so maybe it's just me! Overall this is a good keyboard and I would purchase Logitech again.

This keyboard is perfect and exactly what I needed. I wanted a higher quality wireless keyboard for work and this one is that plus some. Keys are not too loud but also not silent. The keyboard itself is thin but not too thin and has weight to it. Also love the ability to connect to other computers with the press of a button. I have a PC for work and Mac for personal use, it switches fast and easy without fail. It’s a little more of an upfront cost compared to others available but it’s worth it truly. Plus the Logi brand itself has gained my trust as all of my other tools (headset, mouse, and webcam) are all Logi and have been excellent. If you’re on the fence due to the price, just purchase and know you’ll never have to buy another keyboard again.

Great keyboard, very slim and the keyboard feels very smooth, comfortable, and fast to type with! The only thing better would be if they would make the same keyboard with a backlighting feature.

I wanted to move my mother away from corded keyboards so I gave her my old mouse and this keyboard. Functions well with a Linux machine although you have to pair any mice with it on a Windows or Mac computer. It's quite responsive and connects well. A valuable purchase that has survived some falls now. Very durable as long as you're not purposely trying to break it.

I just bought the Logitech K950 combo with the M750L. I don't know why this combo is called MK955, but anyways, the models mentioned above are what is written on the products. This combo is premium quality. Beautiful short travel and nice clicking to the keys. The mouse is extremely premium and soft clicking and can hook up to 3 different devices. I had the HP230 Keyboard and mouse combo was purchased in Sept 2024. It's got larger key travel that I like and there is barely any clicking to the keys which is the feedback I personally like. Soft mushy like feeling to the keys. Mouse works fine well, nothing special, just works. There are no side buttons for browsing which is annoying not to the have once you get used to the idea of having them.

Having always been using Logitech keyboards and mice for work over 10+ years, I just took delivery of this MK955 combo to be the back-up keyboard/mouse combo for my MX Keys S and Anywhere 3S. Didn't expect too much from MK955 as the combo does come in cheaper than the Keys S and Anywhere 3S combined, but it turns out the K950 keyboard and M750L mouse from this MK955 combo are fairly nice and comfortable to use. The keyboard (K950) doesn't come with backlight but somehow I like the typing sound and handfeel of it better than my Keys S. The mouse (M750L) is certainly larger (by about 20%) than the Anywhere 3S, but still it's easy to move around with it. Overall this MK955 combo is highly recommended for work, they are quiet and low profile, and based on my experiences with Logitech products, they ought to hold up well over time.

As soon as I took this out of the box I could feel the hefty weight in the keyboard that quality electronics have. It's super responsive and the mouse and keyboard are both extremely quiet. The mouse is very comfortable and responsive and has all the features. (back and fed side buttons are a must for me) All the main keys are in standard locations, which is a pet peeve of mine, when they aren't. I haven't used the device switching as I only have 1 workstation. I've only had a few days, so not sure about battery life, but I love it so far.

This is a solid combination with very good quality and feels well made. Only challenge is key and click sensitivity. It's easy to engage a key stroke by passing over it lightly. I felt it was a bit tricky to use at first. After a couple of months of use and now that I've gotten use to it, it's easier to use. It may also have worn in a bit too.

After several weeks with the K950 keyboard, I'm pretty satisfied overall. The keys feel light like a laptop keyboard - great for fast typing once you get used to it, though some users prefer more resistance. The quick-switch between devices works smoothly, and connections stay stable. It's quiet and well-built despite being slim. Battery life is solid, and it works right out of the box. A reliable keyboard that's particularly good if you're comfortable with laptop-style keys.