YesBuy.net has the Microsoft Wireless USB Laser Desktop 6000 Keyboard & Mouse (69A-00001) for $39 + $0 shipping = $39 shipped. Features an ergonomic keyboard with media center buttons, 4 way scrolling laser mouse, and is both PC and Mac compatible.
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#1
RKLE - Posted 10:50 am PST 11/21/08 (5514 Posts)
Bought one of these for my wife- it was marked down and came with a $20 rebate and it was $20 total after rebate. It does not eat batteries up like I thought it would.
#2
mdheinzer - Posted 11:07 am PST 11/21/08 (576 Posts)
these are quality keyboards, but its hard to switch keyboards once you find that clickity model you just love.
#3
TheKitty - Posted 11:30 am PST 11/21/08 (1456 Posts)
Get it for your Mac, priceless
#4
BucketHead - Posted 11:46 am PST 11/21/08 (49 Posts)
Ok why do you need a wireless keyboard for your desktop?
#5
gwe - Posted 12:06 pm PST 11/21/08 (196 Posts)
Not everyone want to sit 6 feet from their system. Not everyone wants wires all over the place.
#6
Chrisman - Posted 12:29 pm PST 11/21/08 (2307 Posts)
Wireless is the only way to go, desktop or not
#7
bigboi - Posted 12:48 pm PST 11/21/08 (82 Posts)
Wireless is not as reliable as corded mice and keyboard in my opinion. This is especially important for people that play games. I would recommend that you look at logitech before microsoft products.
#8
Buddhist - Posted 12:59 pm PST 11/21/08 (46 Posts)
Logitech is a way better. Like Logitech mice - Microsoft wheel fells weird.
#9
Ghost Rider - Posted 1:04 pm PST 11/21/08 (1304 Posts)
Microsoft H/W is pretty nice build. I used to own sevral of them and they are pretty durable. However Wireless keyboard is only good for light use like HTPC or you own a tiny desktop-so you can take out your K/B mouse and get some area for you to work on. I still prefer corded K/B...
#10
quagga - Posted 1:36 pm PST 11/21/08 (138 Posts)
This is a quality set, but I'd echo other posters that you probably wouldn't want to trust a wireless keyboard/mouse for gaming.
#11
KVT - Posted 1:46 pm PST 11/21/08 (68 Posts)
I still prefer the one with built-in battery mouse = don't have to run to store for AAs or AAAs at middle of the night
#12
scottman - Posted 2:09 pm PST 11/21/08 (208 Posts)
Is this truly ergonomic, or is the mounded type with the split in the middle better for you?
#13
FishDawg - Posted 5:44 pm PST 11/22/08 (283 Posts)
This is my favorite keyboard. Although, I switch to a wired mouse when doing gaming.
#14
megabyte10240 - Posted 6:47 pm PST 11/22/08 (592 Posts)
looks ok, only has 1 review
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