Logitech MK235 — Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, English International, Grey
15 shortcut keysSpill resistant36-month batteryNano receiver
The Logitech MK235 (920-007931) is sold on durability rather than features, and the two things that matter are on the keyboard: it is spill resistant, tested with up to 60 ml of liquid, and the key print is treated against fading, which is the other way cheap keyboards die. It is full size with a number pad, tilt legs and 15 shortcut keys on the F-row reached with the Fn key. It measures 435.5 × 137.5 × 20.5 mm and weighs 475 g. The mouse is an ambidextrous three-button shape with 1000 dpi smooth optical tracking and its own power switch, 97.7 × 61.5 × 35.2 mm and 70.5 g. A single nano receiver covers both with about 10 m of range, and the batteries last up to 36 months for the keyboard and 12 for the mouse. Logitech publishes the recycled content too: at least 51% post-consumer plastic in the keyboard and 75% in the mouse. In the box: keyboard, mouse, receiver, batteries and documentation.
Compatibility — check before buying:
Layout: English International QWERTY is the layout most people in Cyprus type on: QWERTY letters with the international symbol set. If your current keyboard is UK layout, the Enter key changes shape and a few symbols move, but letters and numbers are identical. Both devices connect through the supplied nano 2.4 GHz receiver in a free USB-A port — a USB-C-only laptop needs an adapter or a dock. There is no Bluetooth, so the set cannot be paired to a tablet or a phone, and it will not work in the BIOS before the operating system loads. There is no backlight and no palm rest. Logitech calls this a nano receiver and shows no Unifying logo for it, but it also never states that it is not Unifying — so do not assume a lost dongle can be replaced with a Unifying one; ask us and we will check the receiver on your set. Logitech’s current page lists Windows 10, Windows 11 and ChromeOS; the older support article added macOS and Linux, and the two do not agree.
Best For
✓ Offices replacing wired sets across a floor
✓ Shared and family computers where drinks get knocked over
✓ Desks where the keyboard legends usually wear off within a year
✓ Reception and counter positions
✓ Home offices that want a tidy desk cheaply
✓ Data entry, thanks to the full number pad
Key Features
Built for spills and for wear
Spill resistant to 60 ml and an anti-fade treatment on the key print — the two failures that actually retire office keyboards.
Fifteen shortcut keys
Media, volume and application shortcuts across the F-row, reached with the Fn key rather than through a menu.
Three years on two AAA cells
Up to 36 months for the keyboard and 12 for the mouse, on batteries Logitech puts in the box.
Mostly recycled plastic
A minimum of 51% post-consumer recycled plastic in the keyboard and 75% in the mouse, certified by SCS.
Technical Specifications
| Identification |
| Brand |
Logitech |
| Series |
MK235 Wireless Combo |
| Part Number |
920-007931 |
| EAN / GTIN |
5099206063976 |
| MPN |
920-007931 |
| Keyboard |
| Type |
Full size with numeric keypad |
| Shortcut keys |
15, via Fn |
| Key life |
Up to 5 million keystrokes |
| Construction |
Spill resistant to 60 ml, anti-fade key print |
| Tilt |
Adjustable legs |
| Dimensions |
435.5 × 137.5 × 20.5 mm |
| Weight |
475 g |
| Battery |
2 × AAA |
| Battery life |
Up to 36 months |
| Layout |
English International (QWERTY) |
| Backlighting |
None |
| Mouse |
| Sensor |
Smooth optical, 1000 dpi |
| Buttons |
3, with power switch |
| Shape |
Ambidextrous |
| Dimensions |
97.7 × 61.5 × 35.2 mm |
| Weight |
70.5 g |
| Battery |
1 × AA |
| Battery life |
Up to 12 months |
| Wireless |
| Connection |
Logitech 2.4 GHz |
| Receiver |
Nano USB-A, 18.7 × 23.1 × 6.6 mm, 2 g |
| Range |
10 m |
| Bluetooth |
No |
| Software |
Logi Options+ (Windows and macOS) |
| Operating system |
Windows 10, Windows 11, ChromeOS (Logitech) |
| Sustainability |
| Recycled plastic |
Minimum 51% post-consumer (keyboard), 75% (mouse) |
| Carbon footprint |
8.05 kg CO2e (Logitech) |
| Warranty |
| Warranty |
1-Year Warranty (Singular) |
| Manufacturer Term |
Logitech publishes a 2-year limited hardware warranty for this model on its EU product page. Singular’s direct warranty is 1 year; beyond that we assist you with the manufacturer’s warranty process for its full duration. |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does anti-fade actually mean?
Logitech treats the printed legends so they survive years of fingernails and cleaning. On a shared desk that is usually what kills a keyboard before the switches do.
Can I pair it with a tablet?
No. There is no Bluetooth; it works only through the supplied nano receiver in a USB-A port.
Is the receiver a Unifying one?
Logitech does not call it Unifying and shows no Unifying logo, but it also does not state that it is not. Do not buy a replacement dongle on the assumption — ask us first.
Which layout is this part number?
This one is English International. Logitech publishes the MK235 in fourteen European layouts under separate part numbers.
Singular Expert Insight
The MK235 is what we quote when the last set died of a spill or of worn-off legends rather than of anything electrical. If you need media keys on dedicated keys instead of Fn combinations, the MK270 does that. See our
keyboards and
wireless mice.
Buyer’s Guide
Buy it if
You want a durable full-size wireless set built to survive spills and worn key legends, with a three-year keyboard battery, in English International layout.
Skip it if
You need Bluetooth, a backlight, a palm rest, BIOS access, or a confirmed Unifying receiver.
Also consider
Logitech MK270 for dedicated media keys, or the MK295 Silent if typing noise is the problem.
