If you're looking for a premium option, make sure to start with the Logitech MX900 Performance Keyboard and MX Master Mouse Combo. Both the mouse and keyboard sport rechargeable batteries, so there's no need to worry about keeping conventional batteries handy.

The keyboard connects to any Windows machine, from Windows 10 down to Windows 7, using Logitech's tiny 2.4GHz unifying receiver that will take up one USB port.

The mouse can connect using the same receiver or via Bluetooth. When using Bluetooth, it's possible to connect the mouse to three different computers easily. You can also use the mouse with a macOS computer.

On the keyboard, concave keys with a round edge help make it easy to position your fingers properly and make typing comfortable. Backlighting on the keyboard will automatically adjust to the room's brightness and turn brighter when your hands are near the keys.

Using a dark field laser sensor, the mouse can work on several surfaces like glossy tabletops and even most glass. You'll also enjoy a scroll wheel that can adapt to different speeds and a thumbwheel. The Logitech Options software can help you further customize the mouse and its various buttons.

Logitech's MK570 Wireless Wave Keyboard and Mouse Combo is all about comfort. The keyboard's wave design helps place your hands into the best position while naturally conforming to your fingers.

The cushioned palm rest will help you position your hands correctly on the keyboard while providing a comfortable place for your wrists. The keyboard also offers 18 customizable hotkeys with the most-used functions like music, calculator, and email.

The mouse, made for right-handed users, features a contoured design and a scroll wheel with a hyper-fast or click-to-click option. The combo is compatible with Windows 10 through Windows XP.

Both the mouse and keyboard use two AA batteries, while a tiny receiver uses a single USB port on your computer.

For a more compact option, take a look at the AmazonBasics Wireless Computer Keyboard and Mouse Combo. Compatible with Windows 7 to Windows 10, the mouse and keyboard both take power from two AAA batteries. A small USB receiver is required for use.

You can take advantage of both 12 hotkeys to access functions and a complete numeric keypad. The mouse features contours and rubber grips, so it will better fit in your hand and still be comfortable after long hours of use.

Compatible with Windows XP up to Windows 10, the Eagletec Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo connects via a small USB receiver that takes up a single port on your machine.

You'll need to provide your own batteries to power this cost-conscious option. But with everyday use, the batteries will provide up to 18 months of service.

The full-size keyboard features a complete numeric keypad and 12 function keys that bring quick access to the internet, email, volume, and other options.

For the best possible typing experience, you can also adjust the angle of the keyboard. It's also able to fend off small splashes of liquid without issue.

An ergonomic mouse, made for both right-hand and left-hand use, features a button to switch between 1,000, 1,500, or 2,000 DPI quickly. Two of the five buttons on the mouse are customizable with several different functions.

While the company may not exactly be a household name, the Jelly Comb Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo sports many nice features at an affordable price. Compatible with Windows 10 down to Windows XP, the plug-and-play receiver will take up just one USB port.

The optical laser mouse offers a unique feature of adjustable DPI. A button near the scroll wheel allows you to switch between 800, 1,200, or 1,600 DPI. That makes it perfect as part of a gaming setup, and then you can switch back to a lower setting for everyday tasks.

The keyboard is made from durable aluminum and is just 4mm at the thinnest location. Customizable hotkeys make it easy to access the programs you use most often quickly.

There are many color combos to select from, including black, space gray, white/gold, and white. The keyboard takes power from a rechargeable lithium battery, while the mouse uses a pair of AAA batteries.

Another inexpensive option is the Microsoft Wireless Desktop 850. Both the keyboard and mouse connect to your computer using a small USB receiver.

When not in use, the receiver stores inside the mouse. The keyboard takes power from two AAA batteries, and the mouse uses two AA cells. Fortunately, Microsoft includes the batteries in the package.

The keyboard features Windows shortcuts keys for quick access to functions. There are also media keys to control music and video.

Both the mouse and keyboard are compatible with Windows 10 down to Windows 7 along with macOS. The mouse is made for use in either hand with 1,000 DPI.

If you're a Mac user, you'll want to look at the Macally Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse combo. The Bluetooth keyboard is compatible with macOS, Windows, iOS, iPadOS, and Android.

And as a nice touch, you can connect the keyboard to up to three devices simultaneously. There are 20 shortcut keys available to macOS users. The keyboard uses a built-in rechargeable battery that can go up to three months between charges.

The Bluetooth mouse uses two AAA batteries and can go up to three months before switching the cells out. It's designed to be used by either hand and can be up to 30 feet away from your device.