Looking for a new keyboard & mouse

rubberduck · 23 Nov 2007 at 15:37

Hi

I am in the market for a new keyboard and mouse. The keyboard must be low profile (wired or wireless) and the mouse must be wireless with its own charging craddle. Any ideas?

The dinovo set from Logitech looks really nice but is a little expensive... The Enermax keyboard on overclockers looks good also but what mouse should I get with it? Any other suggestions welcomed

Thanks.

helmutcheese · 23 Nov 2007 at 17:19

I like the high end Logitechs but not the Dinovo's.

I have a MX3100 Laser kit but its not current now.

sammie377 · 23 Nov 2007 at 17:42

I would recommend Logitech firstly their products are absolutely top notch and last really well but if your unfortunate their service is unbeatable, I wouldn't ever buy another make even if Logitech were 3 times as expensive which they're not.

Egosh · 23 Nov 2007 at 19:37

sammie377 said:
I would recommend Logitech firstly their products are absolutely top notch and last really well but if your unfortunate their service is unbeatable, I wouldn't ever buy another make even if Logitech were 3 times as expensive which they're not.

agree 100% my logitech mouse has broken quite a few times now and theyve replaced it every single time no questions asked..

agw_01 · 23 Nov 2007 at 21:42

My Logitech cordless keyboard and MX700 sustained a LOT of abuse.

The MX700, I replaced a month or two ago after I stuck a screwdriver through the bottom of it (they're strong, but not that stong

) but the keyboard kept on taking abuse until I replaced it last week.

I went with a Microsoft 'curve' corded keyboard from a high-street shop for £15. Not many features but feels well built and is lovely to type on. I'm using a Logitech Cordless MouseMan Optical at the moment but will be getting my hands on a Logitech MX Revolution this weekend