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A good(but cheap) wireless LASER mouse and keyboard combo?
Right now ive got some microsoft setup cost me a fair bit back when i got it but the keyboard isnt very good and keeps losing signal every now and then for about 1/10th of a second. Looking for a good setup below or around the £40 mark would be ideal.
Please don't reply telling me i have to spend more to get anything decent, I know i'll be getting what i pay for and no, im not going to save up.
3 Answers
- Anonymous9 years agoFavorite Answer
Try logitechs wireless set ups. Really cheap but reliable
- 9 years ago
I currently use the logitech laser mouse. The model that I use is the M510. It has never frozen up even 15 feet away from the reciever (Depending on the environment). Its super light, easy to use and is perfect for moderate gaming. I would give it a 9 in the avarage users scale, and a 7 in the gamers scale (On a scale of 0 - 10) . Battery lasts 2 years (approximatly according to specs are reviews). Average Price = $25
Please remember even though laser mice are WAY more acurate then the origonal mouse, Laser mice have little to no acuracy on glass and reflective surfaces. So if your mouse is on glass then try testing it on something like a mouse pad, wood, or other non-glass table materials.
As for the wireless keyboard I have no experience there. But I do know that logiteck sells some of the best wireless accessories for the price. Here is there homepage link : http://buy.logitech.com/store/logib2c/html/pbPage....
Hope this helps =D
Source(s): Being awesome - 9 years ago
go to staples or walmart staples cost like 20 or 30 . idk about walmart but they do have it there
