Dell Premier Multi-Device Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse - KM7321W

We got a few of these at work and I liked it so much that I had to get one for my home computer too. The first thing you'll notice, and what really impressed me, is the weight of the keyboard. It feels like you could hit a burglar in the face and it would stop them in their tracks, then you could still finish your expense reports on it. In short, it feels high quality and built to last. And the mouse is pretty good too. It's smooth, ergonomic, and fully customizable.But here's the real kicker: it's super easy to use on multiple devices. It has a USB dongle for your main computer - just plug it in and you're all set. Then it has two Bluetooth slots you can use for other devices. When I used it at work, I had a work computer for my daily tasks, an admin computer for stuff like expense reports, and a gaming computer for when all my work was done. All I had to do to switch to another computer was click a button on the keyboard and a button on the mouse, and boom - instantly connected.Overall, I can't recommend the Dell Premier Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard and Mouse enough. It's the perfect combo of style, functionality, and durability. And hey, if you ever need to defend yourself against a would-be burglar, you'll be glad you have this bad boy by your side.

I reviewed upwards of a dozen potential keyboard/mouse combinations in the $50-$100 range both packaged together and separately. I eventually landed on the Dell KM7321W and couldn’t be happier. First of all, I love the look. It’s clean with no “extras.” The keyboard is very sturdy - much heavier than the plastic Logitech keyboard my employer provides me at the office. They keys have a satisfying amount of click. Not “silent” but quiet enough for me. The pairing process was very quick (<1 minute) to my computer. It took a few tries to pair it with my phone, but no more than 5 minutes.The mouse is nice. No complaints. It fits my hand well - much better than some of the smaller options that come with the lower end keyboard/mouse pairs. The customizable buttons are an awesome feature, though I found myself sticking with the pre programmed functions.

Bought this because my previous keyboard crapped out. The buttons feel nice, the mouse is decent, and it was super simple to set up.

I needed a solution that would allow me to use my two laptops with a docking station for a desktop experience on both. I tried two different keyboard/mouse combos with an RF USB "button." They did not work with the button connected to the dock's USB ports, and since the dock works perfectly otherwise, I concluded that it was the buttons. I looked for a Bluetooth solution that would allow at least two different devices to connect so that I did not have to pair and unpair endlessly. And this Dell combo fit the bill. BUT - it goes above and beyond because I still have the option to use an RF button if I need to, and the keyboard and mouse are both extremely well-made. Nice, substantial feel. Great typing experience for me, although maybe not for others who like a full-travel keyboard. I am fine with "chicklet" keys, especially because this one DOES have good travel - just not the same as a mechanical keyboard.If you are looking for a good Bluetooth keyboard/mouse solution for your setup, I HIGHLY recommend this one!

I love being able to use a bluetooth/USB wireless keyboard/mouse combo between 2 computers. So far the battery life has been good (which is a huge problem for cheaper models).only cons for me are: F keys require the function key first. so if you are used to pressing things like F5 to refresh a page, its going to require you to press function first. (Update: hot key is available to activate function keys by default).while it supports up to 3 devices, I only use it for 2. So when I toggle between 2 devices I have to press the toggle button enough times to get through the unused slot also. not a huge deal. also didn't see a way to disable the 3rd slot from the software.sometimes acts up if you are gaming. seemed to lock up a few times requring me to start a video game. its only happened 3-4 times in last 30 days but seems to be something with the new keyboard and mouse.

Great multi-device mouse and keyboard! I love being able to swap from 1 device to the other without having to turn the mouse upside down, as the button is right next to the mouse wheel.It would be great if we were given the option in the Dell Peripheral Manager to sync the mouse and keyboard connection-mode. Meaning, if I only hit the mouse connection-mode button to change from connection 1 to connection 2, the keyboard would automatically change its connection as well to connection 2.I tend to make the mistake of using the mouse on device 1, but forget to hit the connection-mode button on the keyboard and instead type on device 2.