OMOTON Wired Keyboard and Mouse Compatible with Mac, with Dual Interface (Type-C and USB) Keyboard Compatible with MacBook Pro/Air, iMac, Mac mini/Pro Laptop

This set works great with my Dell laptop. It was plug & play. No downloading anything for it to work. I have a Mac I want to try it on, but haven’t yet. Some reviewers mentioned they can use it with Mac.I left the cords bundled up, due to the extreme length. I still have plenty of length to set the keyboard where I want in front of the laptop. This keeps me from hunching & leaning over the laptop as when I have to use the laptop keyboard.The keyboard has a similar appearance to an Apple keyboard, but it’s slightly larger & the keys are more raised & typing is a little more “clicky”. But it works fine.The mouse plugs into the back of the keyboard (I’m not sure if it can be used separately without the keyboard. I haven’t tried that). It works fine. Not quite as smoothly as other mice, but ok for my use.Overall I’m very happy with this set.

Works great recommend this product

Excellent product. Worked out of the box with my MacMini. Quality product, appears well made. Nice touch with the keyboard. Good value for the money spent.

I purchased this because I needed to use it with a older apple desktop. I did not want to get rid of my giant apple desktop because it has features that are no longer available on newer models. It was compatible and worked perfectly. The key board is attached to the mouse and has to be plugged in and that is perfectly fine with me. Love it! Size is the same as a wireless keyboard.

I really like the differenct connection options and long cables this comes with as an alternative to other Mac keyboards. It is also substantially cheaper than other options. The build quality is a tad lower than Apple branded keyboards, but is overall decent. My one major complaint that could easily be alleviated is that the center of the bottom of the keyboard has a little plastic tab that I think is intended to be for support. However, when pushing the space bar or other keys in the center, the keyboard pushes down a tad and clicks against the desk or table and can be a bit annoying. If the center had a rubber pad like the corners, I don't think this would be a problem. One on the top would probably also help support the frame.