Wireless mouse and keyboard recommendations

[tnf]

Not for gaming...whats the best bang for the buck in the combo packages?

[R00k]

If they aren't used for gaming, then I'd say they're pretty much all the same, as far as typing and clicking "Next Slide" and such.

[vesp]

Recently got the microsoft Laser 6000 keyboard and mouse set - really nice fell on the keyboard, just a shame I'm probably gonna have to return it (think it's faulty - see T&T)

[Giraffe }{unter]

Wired keyboard and Wireless mouse with charger. You will be annoyed with how many times you need to change the batteries

[K-mart Shopper]

Micro Innovation $32 wireless laser mouse/scissor-key keyboard. Not bought for gaming, but works great with no lag. Keyboard is nearly silent. Walmart

[R00k]

flip flopper

[creep]

I've had two MS wireless desktops and both the keyboards quit working after a few months each. As mentioned above, they also ate batteries at a good clip, but that was while gaming... lots of holding down the +forward key, etc. The MS mice, on the other hand, I can't imagine anything using less battery. It's not uncommon for me to get 4-5 months out of 2 AA's in a MS mouse.

Overall tho, I wouldn't recommend MS because of the keyboards.

I have no experience with any others.

[Sanction]

VX Revolution
UltraX Silver/Black USB Media Keyboard

[Doombrain]

i suggest a mouse and k/b without wires.

[Denz]

VX Revolution
UltraX Silver/Black USB Media Keyboard

A VX is great if you have a laptop and carry it around with you a lot. MX Revolution is much better in my opinion. I have one and love it.