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[Rogue Agent]

A friend of mine bought a Belkin wireless bluetooth keyboard + mouse on eBay, from a good seller. The mouse sometimes works and the keyboard is better, but only slightly - I think the product seems to be old too, as it was released before Windows Vista. My friend has Windows Vista, which is hopefully temporary.

Can anyone from the UK please recommend me a reliable wireless mouse and keyboard (just wireless and not bluetooth)?

 

[dc89]

What's it going to be used for mainly!?

Inb4 typing and clicking.

 

[Rogue Agent]

Just general use Not even for games. Just for it to work lol.

 

[Rogue Agent]

So, any suggestions? Or will any wireless mouse + keyboard do?

 

[JordanKZ]

If you want to pay the money, this is probably the best wireless keyboard money can buy... Simply because it doesn't have to charge: http://www.logitech.com/en-gb/product/k750-keyboard

As for a wireless mouse, I have a Logitech MX performance mouse, but the charge on them is pretty terrible due to the extremely high DPI.

 

[Browny]

I still use the Lenovo kit that came with my last PC - very similar to this. It's lightweight and compact, and quite a nice feel to it.

 

[DSN2K]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0055JDM06/ref=noref?ie=UTF8&psc=1&s=computers

been using this for about 6 months, served my well, its, quite compact so if that's a problem look elsewhere

 

[Rogue Agent]

Ok. Suppose I buy this keyboard:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0055JDM06/

"Logitech unifying receiver that’s small enough to stay in your laptop and lets you add compatible devices to it" - will the following mouse be compatible with it?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004IO5BMQ/

I'm asking this because the less equipment that needs to be used, the better.

 

[Rubbish King]

Logitech are pretty great

 

[runningjoke]

Logitech are pretty great

As long as you don't need their software

 

[Rogue Agent]

Thanks for your advice, everyone!