Wireless USB hub / Mouse & Keyboard

[NPersival]

Hi everyone!

 

So my PC is connected to my TV and I play laid down in the couch, meaning that in order to avoid having cables going from one side of the room to the other I must go wireless for mouse, keyboard, headphones and joystick. At the moment I rely on Xbox One controllers (works flawlessly), Bose QC35 ii headphones (ditto) and I use the Logitech Mk220 for mouse and keyboard and these ones don't have a very good connection, the only way they work flawlessly is if I plug the dongle on a USB extension and get it as close and straight as possible to the peripherals (I'm sitting about 2 mts or 6 ft from the TV to the couch at most).

 

I've looked for other mouse and keyboard combos that use only one dongle as I don't want lots of different USB dongles interfering into each other or populating all my USB I/O but didn't find anything worth it.

 

I've been wandering the web looking for some kind of wireless USB transmitter/receiver combo to use a regular mouse and keyboard connected to it but I didn't find any product of such.

 

Does anyone have any recommendation for the wireless mouse/keyboard combo or the wireless USB hub thingo? Basically, the golden rules for the suggestions are the following:

1) Must be a wireless solution. Not throwing a long USB extension to the other side of the room in order to plug a regular USB hub there.

2) Single dongle mouse & keyboard.

2) Out of the box or friendly solution for the wireless USB hub.

 

Thanks in advance!!

[Valkyrie Lenneth]

why dont u just get 1 long usb cable that u can hide somwhere so u got the receiver closer to u instead, besides i dont have the issue with a logitech k400+ and a logitech g403  on wireless range , it still works a good 5meter away

[NPersival]

Thanks for the reply! The thing is I have no place to hide the cable without it just looking awful (trust me, I tried).

 

For that combo you are using we are talking almost 200 USD plus I'd have to use two separate dongles which I'm trying to avoid in here.