HP Wireless Mouse and Keyboard 235, Full Size (100%), Wireless, RF Wireless, Membrane, Black, Souris incluse
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Le combo clavier et souris sans fil HP 235 est apprécié pour sa frappe silencieuse et confortable, son design sans fil et sa longue autonomie. Le clavier chiclet offre précision et discrétion, et la souris convient aux droitiers comme aux gauchers. Les utilisateurs notent cependant que la disposition du clavier peut différer de l'image et qu'il n'y a pas de rétroéclairage. Moins adapté au gaming et fonctionne sur piles. Un choix fiable pour le bureau ou la maison, mais vérifiez la disposition avant achat.
Avis HP Wireless Mouse and Keyboard 235, Full Size (100%), Wireless, RF Wireless, Membrane, Black, Souris incluse
Basé sur 42 avis
The mouse and keyboard are both no good, they work sometimes and the sound control on the keyboard stopped working after 2 weeks.
The mouse and keyboard are both no good, they work sometimes and the sound control on the keyboard stopped working after 2 weeks.
Anonymous
22 mai 2026
Ease of use. The instructions finally made sense tto me after 12 years of college credits past high school graduation with my associate, bachelor and masters degrees completed and three years of phd enrollment. I quit being so uptight. I installed Commodore OS on new desktop. It fit well with the good family name of your product. The mouse and keyboard work seamlessly. The 235 is great like your 63 printer ink.
Ease of use. The instructions finally made sense tto me after 12 years of college credits past high school graduation with my associate, bachelor and masters degrees completed and three years of phd enrollment. I quit being so uptight. I installed Commodore OS on new desktop. It fit well with the good family name of your product. The mouse and keyboard work seamlessly. The 235 is great like your 63 printer ink.
Anonymous abc
3 mai 2026
My current keyboard was losing its lettering, so I ordered a new one but wireless this time. I bought a Logi K250 and ultimately hated it. It would disconnect and send erroneous characters and was generally terrible. This is why I ordered this combo because I trusted HP for my IO equipment. The keyboard (I am using right now) is excellent. The keys feel like I am used to and it has LEDs for caps, scroll & keypad lock. The battery seems to be long-lasting so far. My comment about the mouse is that it is very different than my existing HP X3000 mouse, which I like so much I have one for each my PCs. This mouse is mostly larger and has a unfamiliar feel. Simple enough. Just use both (this keyboard and the previous mouse) and to HPs credit, they work well in unison.
My current keyboard was losing its lettering, so I ordered a new one but wireless this time. I bought a Logi K250 and ultimately hated it. It would disconnect and send erroneous characters and was generally terrible. This is why I ordered this combo because I trusted HP for my IO equipment. The keyboard (I am using right now) is excellent. The keys feel like I am used to and it has LEDs for caps, scroll & keypad lock. The battery seems to be long-lasting so far. My comment about the mouse is that it is very different than my existing HP X3000 mouse, which I like so much I have one for each my PCs. This mouse is mostly larger and has a unfamiliar feel. Simple enough. Just use both (this keyboard and the previous mouse) and to HPs credit, they work well in unison.
TexPrep26
5 mars 2026
Recently purchased a new keyboard and mouse combo to replace original equipment for my HP desktop. Like it fine except the mouse has a very annoying squeak and can't see any way to fix it.
Recently purchased a new keyboard and mouse combo to replace original equipment for my HP desktop. Like it fine except the mouse has a very annoying squeak and can't see any way to fix it.
Anonymous
21 décembre 2025
The keyboar and nuse work effectively and there are fewer cords to allow for dust build up.
The keyboar and nuse work effectively and there are fewer cords to allow for dust build up.
Dr J R Keller
24 novembre 2025
