Simon C

Looking for a decent wireless keyboard and mouse. Any suggestions that aren't massivly expensive.

GazTheHat

If you like your gaming, then stick to wired for precision.

Simon C

Bought a Logitech 1, games dont intrest me in the slightest.

Iain Young

I used to use a wireless keyboard but soon went back to a wired one. Got fed up with changing the batteries

The logitech is one of the better ones though...

Nicks VR4

I have a logitec keyboard and mouse Keyboard needs batteries but last a long time Mouse goes in a craddle and recharges had them for about 3 yrs no problem

Simon C

And it works on my mac too, the windoze button becomes the apple button. Which is great, cos next month its mac mini time

Jim_B

iTrader: (1)

Got a Belkin wireless mouse and keyboard from Staples the other week - The one with loads of programmable keys on too - not the smaller one..
Came with wrist rest, batteries etc... £10 ! [ only issue is the home / page down keys are in 2 columns of 3 rows rather than the usual 3 columns / 2 rows ]

Beefy

I dont use a wireless keyboard, but my Logitech G7 Wireless mouse is excellent, especially for gaming. It comes with 2 rechargeable batteries so you simply swap them over when one runs out and it recharges the other. Genius!

Alan C

I'm in the 'went wireless, now back to wired' camp.

Found that the batteries ran out as the most inopportune time and a few times just couldn't lay my hand on a freshly charged set or a standard Duracell because the kids had nicked it for toys or the TV remote - again..

Got too frustrating so I went back to wired. Unless you need to have some sizeable distance from the main box, then I think you'll quickly get fed up with feeding it and managing batteries..