UGREEN 85513 Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse Combo

Overview

The UGREEN 85513 is a compact wireless keyboard and mouse set for a tidy desk at home or in the office. Both pieces connect over Bluetooth 5.4 or through a 2.4 GHz USB-A receiver and remember up to three devices, so one set can serve a laptop, a tablet and a phone. The keyboard has a built-in rechargeable battery and the mouse is quiet and shaped for either hand.

Is it right for you?

• Suits anyone who wants one keyboard and mouse for up to three computers, tablets or phones, switching one at a time.
• Suits shared rooms and open offices, thanks to the low-noise mouse and scissor keys.
• If you type on a full-size layout with a separate number pad and standard key spacing, a compact 99-key keyboard will take some getting used to.
• Works with Windows, macOS, ChromeOS, Linux, iOS, iPadOS and Android, so it also suits a tablet used as a desk computer.

Key features

• 99-key English QWERTY keyboard with scissor switches and about 1.8 mm of travel, so typing is short and quiet.
• Bluetooth 5.4 plus a 2.4 GHz receiver, with up to three stored devices selected one at a time.
• Keyboard with a 500 mAh internal battery, USB-C charging and a stated recharge time of about two hours; it can be used while charging.
• Mouse with a blue-light optical sensor and four pointer speeds of 1000, 1600, 2000 and 4000 dots per inch (DPI).
• Symmetrical, ambidextrous low-noise mouse body.
• Keyboard tilt of 7 to 10 degrees.

What else you need

• A device with Bluetooth, or a free USB-A port for the receiver. A USB-C-only computer connects by Bluetooth or needs a data-capable USB-C to USB-A adapter for the receiver.
• Works with Windows and macOS computers (with correct platform mapping), ChromeOS and Linux for common typing and pointer functions, and iOS, iPadOS and Android devices that support external Bluetooth keyboards and mice.

Installation

No installation. Plug in the receiver or pair each piece over Bluetooth, then charge the keyboard through its USB-C port when needed.

Before you buy

• It does not type or point on three computers at once; each piece uses one selected channel at a time.
• The keyboard and mouse do not necessarily switch channels together; check each one after switching.
• The keyboard’s USB-C port is for charging; it is not described as a wired data connection.
• Not a full-size 104 or 105-key layout; some keys move and the navigation and function keys share positions, so review the 99-key layout before buying.
• Low-noise keys and clicks are not completely silent.
• Shortcut, modifier and extra mouse button behaviour can differ between operating systems, and mobile systems can reserve shortcuts or limit pointer functions. Test your workflow before travelling with it.
• Battery runtime varies with use, connection mode, temperature and age. Stop using and charging either piece if it swells, leaks, smells unusual or gets very hot.
• Radio interference near routers, metal docks and USB 3.x devices can delay reconnection; move the receiver or the device.
• The USB receiver is small enough to swallow; keep it away from children and pets.