Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop 1000

I needed a wireless keyboard, so I can connect my laptop with my LCD screen and browse the internet or when I am working from home. When I saw this Microsoft keyboard in Tesco for £19, I could not resist and bought the keyboard. I was bit disappointed with the look of the keyboard, as I would expect nice finishing from well known brand. I thought that Logitech product was better atleast lookswise. It was very basic matt black color and keys felt like standard £3 tesco value product wired keyboard. The mouse was better than keyboard in terms of feeling and ease of handling. The good thing about the whole package was that it came with expensive ...  Read the complete review

This wireless keyboard and mouse from Microsoft makes working and gaming at your computer so much easier. It is ok to install, but I had a few problems that I was able to solve myself. Once it is installed both the keyboard and mouse have a long range away from the transmitter that you connect to USB. However, quite a bit you will get some annoying messages and pop-ups saying that the signal is low or battery is low, sometimes these warnings aren't true. If you ever loose signal or something happens, it is easy to re sync just by pressing two buttons. The set is not very expensive so in my opinion it is very good value for ...  Read the complete review

Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop 1000 This must be the best deal in wireless desktop keyboards It is easy to work any where within 1.7m from the monitor It is also come supplied with four AA batteries With no cables from the mouse, it feels good to touch The keyboard has a spill-resistant design so if you spill the odd cup you may get away with it The design is fairly basic it has the standard buttons plus a few short–cut buttons across the top of the keyboard You can buy it for £22.50 on the net or go to your local Asda and buy it for £24.97 or go to Comet and get it for £34.99 also Argos at the same ...  Read the complete review