Dell KM7120W Unboxing and First Expressions 

Glad to hear. Thank you for the feedback. Much appreciated 👍

Glad you liked it!

Fn + Left/Right does nothing, only moves the cursor by 1 space. There are dedicated home and end keys on the keyboard so I guess there is no need for this. However, you can use the Dell Peripheral Manager utility to re-map keys to whatever you like.

Hi Em, thanks for watching the video and providing your input. While I agree the enter key is a smaller size, it comes down to personal preference, the Fn keys can be customised using the Dell Utilities software. It may be worth try to play with it.

Hi Vikto, thanks for stopping by. The switch between devices is almost instant

Hi Sai, thanks for dropping by. Unfortunately, no the keyboard is not backlit. I guess that would add too much to battery drain.

The only thing missing is backlights

Hi Andrew, thanks for checking the video. The keys are flat and not concave. Hopefully you enjoyed the video, if you did please do not forget to smash the like button. Thanks

@@NinjaPrav Appreciate the response very very much. The flat keys however takes this out of the running for my new keyboard so I went with a Logitech MX Keys keyboard. Keep up the great work, look forward to more of your vids. Cheers,

Thanks for encouragement Andrew. All the best with your purchase.

Well, mouse for singular and mice for the mouse family. I may be wrong, but that's how I always thought it in my mind. 😁

Nope, no light at the bottom of the mouse.

Good suggestion, I will post something in a week or so

Hey Rajashekher, thanks for a great question. The device comes with a USB dongle as well. I have tested my Samsung (non-Android) TV, and the unit works with the usb dongle. With your Android tab, you should be able to connect the keyboard and mouse using Bluetooth. Hope this helps.

Hi Prashant, I have used this keyboard and mouse with Bluetooth and the Dell supplied usb dongle and it works fine. No. Issues what to ever. If I would have a complain, that would be the inability to adjust the mouse speed on the fly from a button on the mouse. I have to goto control panel to manage this setting. Hope this helps.

@@NinjaPrav is there any lag that you noticed between key press and the response on screen?

@@AtharAbbas I have been using this as my daily driver since I bought it and have devices connected via dongle and Bluetooth. No lag whatsoever. Hope this helps

@@NinjaPrav any lag when both keyboard and mouse connected over Bluetooth rather the dongle

Hi, not sure, I don't have an ipad to test. But it certainly works with an Android tablet via Bluetooth.

Yes, that gives you the flexibility to use one or both the devices with multiple computers.

@@NinjaPrav I dont believe I saw in your video HOW you change the Mouse to the different connectivity modes? I saw you demonstrate on the keyboard but not the mouse. Or did I just miss it somehow? Thanks for a nice video

I have used the Dell Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo - KM7120W for 1 month and I will post the answer here about my experience. It is not a multi-device "Combo", it is simply an individual multi-device wireless mouse and an individual multi-device wireless keyboard which are sold together. The mouse and the keyboard are not linked in any way. The above requirement can`t be done thus you will always need to instruct your mouse to switch between devices and also instruct your keyboard to do the same switch. "Allowing you to switch easily across your laptop, desktop or 2-in-1 with a click of a button." as advertised on Amazon and on the Dell website is incorrect and false advertising. Thus if you need to switch frequently, it is far from "seamless" and I encourage you to look further for another product such as a KVM switch: Clicks required to switch from device 2 to device 3 is a TOTAL of 4, namely 2 times on the mouse and 2 times on the keyboard) Clicks required to switch from device 3 back to device 2 is a TOTAL of 6, namely 3 times on the mouse and 3 times on the keyboard This results in an average TOTAL of 5 clicks to switch between devices, not the experience I was led to believe when I purchased the item. On a positive note, the set-up process is very intuitive, the keyboard and mouse are solid, the typing goes fluent and the battery life (after 1 month) is still great. If you haven`t used the device for a while, there is some minor lag when you first reactivate it out of battery saving mode but this doesn`t disturb me for everyday usage. Neither should it disturb with gaming because you keep your mouse active. If you`re merely occasionally switching between devices then this product could be sufficient for you. It remains rather pricy, at 80-100 CAD depending where you purchase the item, especially compared to a KVM switch which does the same (and more!) with 1 click and added benefits. Kudos to Dell Support for the very fast support, although efficient problem solution is left to be desired.

Yes. It is Dell universal dongle which can be programmed to be connected with other Dell branded keyboard and mouse.

I guess having the option to switch mouse and keyboard independently gives the flexibility to use them individually.

I haven't checked in the official documentation, but I believe this keyboard has butterfly keys nor scissor switches

The keyboard is made of brushed metal, presumably aluminium. The mouse is mainly plastic but solid to hold

It's painted plastic

Unfortunately, no

Unfortunately, no.

It sucks that the keyboard is not made in aluminum or at least on the top

@Anita Recount anodized aluminium doesn't rust or corrode. it just feels and looks more premium than plastic.