Keyboard + Mouse for HCPC

[LVL1PotPlant]

I'm looking for a decent, budget keyboard and mouse to pilot my home cinema machine.

Ideally it'd be a bundle just for ease but I'd also like it to be:

• Wireless with decently long range
• USB reciever not bluetooth
• Quiet keys and mouse buttons
• 60-80% sized keyboard
• Backlit for use in the dark

Anyone got any recommendations ?

[saya_kucing]

I've seen a few tiny keyboard and touchpad combos floating around ebay.

These come in heaps of different shapes and sizes too, such as controller shapes.

 

If you're after a full-size keyboard and mouse, I'd go for something like the Razer Turret on the high end or alternatively something like what Logitech has to offer.

[hitsu1]

The turrent seems like it could be a good solution for you. I do not think it has launched yet, but the promos seem very nice.

 

Logitech also has "all in one" options (TK820) with built in touch pads for ~$60.00. Those are the two I have looked at. I have been using a DiNovo Edge for the past 7 years and figure it will die one of these days. The Turrent is the leading replacement option right now for me.  

[keiwein1]

http://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/wireless-combo-mk320?crid=27

or

http://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/wireless-combo-mk520?crid=27

because logitech has some nice wireless products for not that much. if u want u can search it up on google and look for something on newegg or any other website like amazon

[BlizzardDUCK]

http://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/wireless-combo-mk320?crid=27

or

http://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/wireless-combo-mk520?crid=27

because logitech has some nice wireless products for not that much. if u want u can search it up on google and look for something on newegg or any other website like amazon

I own both of those combo's, one for home and one for college. The 320 is alright, I prefer the keyboard over the 520 because the keys stand up more like a desktop keyboard than a laptop keyboard. But the mouse is too small for my liking. I prefer the mouse of the 520 though because its larger, easier to "click", rubber sides, feels more consistent when moving across screen. Neither mouse works too well unless you have a mousepad, they both struggle with hard surfaces sometimes.

 

Both battery lives on both keyboard and mouse last a long time for both combos.

 

I'm actually looking to get a different keyboard/mouse to replace my 320 combo.