Dell KM7321W Multi-Device Wireless (RF/Bluetooth) Keyboard and Mouse Combo with Programmable Keys and Mouse Buttons, up to 36 Month Battery Life, 3Y Advance Exchange Warranty - Titan Grey

The media could not be loaded. ✔ Affordable Price: Purchased under ₹1300, offering great value.✔ Keyboard Quality: Comfortable key press with good tactile feedback, ideal for long typing sessions.✔ Mouse Performance: Smooth, responsive, and ergonomic design for easy navigation.✔ Build & Durability: Sturdy construction, ensuring long-term usage.✔ Overall Verdict: A budget-friendly and reliable combo for everyday use. Highly recommended!

Writing the review after using it for nearly 2 years.Pros.The low-profile keys provide a smooth key travel.Build quality is good.Good battery life ( 6-8 months for keyboard and nearly 1 year for mouse).The print quality on the keyboard are goodcons.Not ideal for heavy/prolonged typing( some keys have already stopped working).The mouse has around 800 dpi. A 1000 dpi range would be better in this price range.Battery indicator doesn't work in the keyboard. So you should keep the backup batteries ready if working on a desktop.The scrolling experience in the mouse is not that great. It has a rubber grip, which gets loose frequently and slips over the wheel while scrolling.Some keys ( backspace, shift, enter, and some letters)wobble after a few months of usage.

I have been using the Dell Keyboard and Mouse Combo for a while now, and overall, it's a decent choice for office work and regular use. The keyboard is comfortable to type on, and the mouse has a smooth response, but it may not be ideal for gaming or heavy usage.

Mouse:pros:build quality is goodcons:connectivity is good(but may interrupt your Wi-Fi speed if it's also in 2.4 GHz or mouse connectivity issue either or the other).Keyboard:pros:Light Weight, Good Connectivity, No Driver issues till now.cons:build quality is poor(Keys are good but the plastic is poor don't think accidental drops survives ), no power button to turn on or off(may drain the battery), no custom key for brightness control. Dell Peripheral Manager won't recognize this device.

I recently bought a new keyboard, and I must say, it's one of the best choices I've made as an editor. The key response is smooth, and the typing experience is very comfortable, which makes long editing sessions much easier and more efficient.The design is user-friendly, and the build quality feels solid. It's also quite responsive, which is important when working on detailed editing tasks. For the price, it offers great performance and reliability.If you're an editor or someone who types a lot, this keyboard is definitely worth it!

Keyboard is really good. I have been using it for last 6 months and no trouble at all with the keyboard. But mouse is not that great. It works well when it work. But sometime, the pointer cut-off randomly. First I thought the battery needs to be changed. But it not the problem with the battery. After reading multiple reviews, I found out that it's the mouse's problem. But It doesn't trouble me always. It happens rarely.

Value for money, easy to use and best quality 🙏🏻🙏🏻

The product has serious issues. It's of very poor quality. They say 3 year warranty but it gives issues within 6 months of usage. First, the mouse started giving trouble. When you scroll down, the page moves up, you got me? The mouse wheel has issues. I have been purchasing logitech mice since years on Amazon and they last at least a year (they have only 1 year warranty). Since Dell was supposed to be a reputed company, I expected better quality. When this mouse started giving trouble, I contacted Dell through their social media handle. They took the amazon invoice and actually replaced it within a week. But unfortunately, even this new piece started giving the same problem after 3 months. The mouse wheel doesn't move the page in the right direction. They keyboard was worse. I finish typing a sentence and take my hand off the keyboard and the last character I typed keeps typing on the screen. The button apparently remains pressed internally, though outside I don't see that. I have been using computer since 20 years and never faced these kind of issues previously, so it's not that I am a rough user. The quality is simply poor and not meant for someone working full time 9 hours using mouse and keyboard. It's only for occasional users who use it an hour or 2 a week. If you are planning to use it for office work, please look for another model. It's a waste of time trying to claim warranty. They will spend 2 hours scanning your laptop, especially if it's a dell, they will ask for the laptop warranty and all that. I wonder if they will reject the warranty if the laptop is HP. Not sure. You may have to physically go to the service center and get it replaced, spending a good 1000 rupees to go and come back, plus a day off from work. Its too complicated to claim warranty. So don't fall for it. Better to go to a physical store like Croma and buy one. At least the store is nearby and will take ownership if something fails.