When the mouse goes to sleep you hold the middle and right mouse button for a while to wake it up.
You get the keyboard to connect by pressing ESC and the letter K together.
I discovered this from a whiz kid who found the manual for a different brand that works the same.

Firstly ... no bloody instructions. Secondly ... what is the point of writing 2.4GHz wireless connectivity when there is no way of accessing this apart from the dongle. All nonsense to me.

goes through a set of batteries every two days, then when the Bluetooth disconnected it would never connect again. Straight to the bin with my $20 and won't be buying anything at Officeworks again.

As per previous review. Light flashes once then dies. Both mouse and keyboard. Wasted my money and my time. Would not recommend this product, even if it were the last keyboard and mouse left on the earth.

The keyboard on my laptop died so while I was waiting for a replacement I purchased the wireless keyboard. The first thing is there is no instructions. After putting in the batteries the mouse light flashed and the keyboard flashed once. After putting in the dongle I got a error message about it. I looked online to upgrade the drivers but to no avail. I will be returning the keyboard and trying another brand.

Returned and replaced once. Second one the same problem. Won't start or pair. No instructions. On line info was vague. Tried battery and holding ESC and k on keyboard. Do not buy.

The keyboard doesn't turn itself off or go in sleep mode. So the batteries run out fast. And the mouse has to be really close to the usb connector otherwise it won't work.

Pros : Both keyboard and mouse connects via a single USB connector...has auto sleep to save battrey ....cheap price

Cons: keyboard maybe a bit noisy for fast / heavy typers. If u dont mind the sound then its perfect...

Super cheap, and pretty durable. It can chew through batteries fairly fast but so can anything really. I like them enough that when I spilled coffee all over the keyboard, I went and bought another (it's available to buy separately). It's hard to find a wireless keyboard with chiclet style keys and a numpad and for this price, I'm pretty happy. I've seen some other reviews with issues - I can't speak to those, since I've had a good experience, but officeworks have a pretty good returns policy anyway.

I thought id give this wireless mouse and keyboard ago. Under $20.
I worked for all of 15 minutes. Then the mouse just stopped working. I replaced the batteries 15 minutes later te same thing.
Then the keyboard did this the power light flashed and that was that.

My older Logitech wireless keyboard an mouse costs a bit more but it works and dosn't chew batteries.

J.Burrows Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo chew battairies.
I would not recommend this product