Rank #9 in Best Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo 2026: 10 Ranked, Battery Claims Checked
Trust Ymo II Silent Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Set
Price and rating as shown on Amazon when we collected them. Both change.
Trust's Ymo II is a wireless keyboard and mouse set that runs off a single USB receiver. The keyboard is a full-size QWERTY UK layout with 104 membrane keys, silent low-profile keys, an adjustable angle and a spill-resistant build; the mouse is a compact ambidextrous optical model with a speed select button spanning 800-1600 DPI. The listing quotes 10 m of wireless range and a 5-year warranty. At £16.89 it is the least expensive of the sets this guide gives a price for, it is rated 4.3 from 464 Amazon ratings, and it takes the number 9 slot.
Its spec table is the one place in this round-up where the battery line holds together: "Are Batteries Required: Yes" and "2 AAA batteries required. (included)" say the same thing, which is not true of the Logitech MK295, the seenda SK38-3 or the Dell KM7120W further up. What does not line up here is the lighting — the spec table lists "Keyboard Backlighting Color Support: Single Color", while no part of the product copy claims the keyboard lights up. The published rating split is worth reading too: 71 five-star ratings sit beside 8 one-star and only 3 two-star. Every figure on this page comes from the Amazon listing as published, not from testing of our own.
How those 464 ratings break down
An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.3 stars.
Specification
Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.
| Price | £16.89 |
|---|---|
| Rating | 4.3 out of 5, from 464 ratings |
| Rating split | 71 five-star, 13 four-star, 5 three-star, 3 two-star, 8 one-star (as listed) |
| Keyboard | Full-size QWERTY UK layout, 104 keys, membrane |
| Batteries | "Are Batteries Required: Yes"; "2 AAA batteries required. (included)" |
| Mouse | Optical, ambidextrous, 800-1600 DPI, speed select button |
| Keyboard backlighting colour support | Single Color (as listed) |
| Weight and warranty | 546 g; 5-year warranty |
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“This is a great keyboard and mouse set. I work from home and it is very durable, quiet and responsive. I had a trust set before but the letters had worn off some of the keys. This one is much better and does not allow dust and crumbs to get in the keyboard. It connects to my laptop really easily and there is no lag on the mouse or the keyboard. It is quite sturdy and the batteries last ages. I would definitely recommend.”
Verified purchase“Lovely. Much nicer than the Logi keyboard it replaced. The edges of the keys are much softer. Mouse takes a click to wake it up. Very happy with this set!”
What it is up against
The rivals it was ranked against in Best Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo 2026: 10 Ranked, Battery Claims Checked.
Questions people ask
Does the Trust Ymo II come with batteries?
Yes. The listing carries both "Are Batteries Required: Yes" and "2 AAA batteries required. (included)", so the two AAA batteries are supplied with the set.
Is the Trust Ymo II keyboard backlit?
The spec table lists "Keyboard Backlighting Color Support: Single Color", but no part of the product copy mentions a backlight, so that one spec line is the only evidence for it.
What keyboard layout does the Trust Ymo II use?
A full-size QWERTY UK layout with 104 keys, described in the listing as membrane with floating low-profile keys and an adjustable angle.
How does the Trust Ymo II connect?
Wirelessly, through a single USB receiver that serves both the keyboard and the mouse, with up to 10 m of range according to the listing.
Can the Trust Ymo II mouse be used left-handed?
Yes. The listing describes an ambidextrous mouse with an 800-1600 DPI speed select button.
What warranty does the Trust Ymo II carry?
Five years, per the listing, which also gives the EU spare part availability duration as 5 years.
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