Keyboards, Mice & Input devices - Reviews

Review Date: 20-FEB-2008

Kensington Si750m LE

RRP: $74.99

With a price tag of $74.99, the Kensington Si750m LE resides at the top end of the wireless mouse market.

Belkin Wireless Slim Keyboard and Optical Mouse

Review Date: 24-MAR-2006

RRP: $99.95

If you don’t play a lot of first person shooters then this is one of the best desktop mouse and keyboard combinations you can buy.

Review Date: 20-AUG-2007

Logitech G9

RRP: $169.00

Simply put, the G9 is the best gaming mouse on the market. While the aesthetics may not suit everybody's tastes, the comfortable design combined with the precision of a 3200 DPI sensor and a ton of features makes this a brilliant choice for hardcore gamers.

Review Date: 23-NOV-2005

WolfClaw Type II

RRP: $99.95

One of the best gaming solutions available on the market today. The Wolf Claw offers 40 keys all within easy reach and makes playing any game with keyboard commands a dream.

Review Date: 22-FEB-2006

Logitech G7

RRP: $179.95

The pinnacle of wireless mousing. If you can afford the hefty price tag, the Logitech G7 will give you all the accuracy and functions you could need in a wireless mouse.

Logitech Illuminated Keyboard

Review Date: 02-MAR-2009

RRP: $179.95

If you can live with a wired keyboard, Logitech's Illuminated Keyboard is one of the best available. However, it’s a little overpriced.

Review Date: 07-OCT-2009

Wacom Bamboo Pen & Touch

RRP: $159.00

The Bamboo Pen & Touch brings multi-touch gestures and pen-based input to most major computer platforms at a reasonable price.

Review Date: 26-SEP-2007

Logitech Wave

RRP: $179.00

It's hard for a keyboard to do something truly impressive, but Logitech's new Wave combination is nonetheless a great option. It does cost a pretty penny, but if you want a stylish, comfortable and, most importantly, wireless keyboard and mouse combo for general desktop use, this is a great buy.

i-Rocks Slim Cordless USB Keyboard and Optical Mouse

Review Date: 14-FEB-2007

RRP: $99.95

The responsive wireless combined with stylish and comfortable design makes this package from i-Rocks a great choice for those who type a lot.

Review Date: 08-NOV-2007

Logitech MX Air

RRP: $229.95

It doesn't come cheap but the MX Air certainly performs well and is ideal for a media centre PC. It also works excellent as a regular desktop mouse.

Microsoft Wireless Media Centre Keyboard

Review Date: 30-DEC-2005

RRP: $199.95

For anyone with a media centre, this keyboard may be the solution you’ve been looking for. Whilst it may not be perfect, we’ve yet to see a better option for lounge room computing.

Review Date: 07-NOV-2005

Logitech G5

RRP: $129.95

The Logitech G5 is without a doubt one of the best mice on the market. Assuming you are not using your mouse on a dark surface, you’d be hard pressed to do better than this.

Microsoft Wireless Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000

Review Date: 07-MAR-2007

RRP: $149.95

The Microsoft Wireless Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000 provides a good number of useful functions, and if you're going to get a travel mouse for presentation purposes then this mouse will go above and beyond the call of duty.

Apple Wireless Mighty Mouse

Review Date: 14-FEB-2007

RRP: $109.00

Apple has cut the cables on its Mighty Mouse with this wireless version. A nice addition to your Mac, but the price is a sour point.

Review Date: 02-JUN-2006

i-Rocks X-Slim Keyboard

RRP: $69.00

A comfortable, small keyboard that is great to type on. If you can live without media key functions you’ll be hard pressed to find a better choice than this.