Microsoft Wireless Desktop 2000 M7J-00001 Black 104 Normal Keys USB RF Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard & Mouse Microsoft Wireless Desktop 2000 M7J-00001 Black 104 Normal Keys USB RF Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard & Mouse

Pros: Solid feel to the mouse, large and very comfortable and simple design

Cons: This is advertised to work on Win XP and does not. It does not ship with a driver, ur instructed to go to microsoft.com/hardware to get it. Go there now and try to get a driver. Your only option is Win7 64bit. The transceiver was not recognized by Windows XP/SP3 and requires a driver. Where should you get that driver for Windows XP if Microsoft doesn't supply it?

It worked fine on my Win7 64bit machine but thats not where i wanted to use it. I cant trust microsoft to make their products simply work together and its a shame, wasted money on what SHOULD have been a decent product.

Other Thoughts: The cheaper A4tech mouse keyboard combos have been working flawlessly on all systems and are repeat purchases.

Pros: Has a very nice feel to it. Only takes a very light touch. I haven't experienced any lag or lost keystrokes. I have had zero interference with my Logitech G930 wireless headset. The extra function keys are a nice touch.

Cons: None so far.

Other Thoughts: Has a lot of nice features for this price point. Now to see if it lasts.

Pros: It's nice and a cheap price! The Keyboard is actually pretty quiet. The mouse fits the palm rather nicely.

Cons: Mouse clicking noise is kinda annoying, but ... didn't expect a quiet mouse anyways...

Pros: Geat board. Plugged right in and started working immediately.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: The mouse is pretty sensitive, so that's something to get used to. But that takes a bit less effort. This is my first wireless keyboard, and I like it quite a bit. It doesn't take up too much space on the desk like some of them do. This is perfect.

Pros: I have not had any issues with this product. Also, my 2 and 3 year old's have been using them for a TV / media PC and they have stood the true test. Price is also a big plus with this combo.

Cons: I have yet to find any.

Other Thoughts: DO EEET, GET TO THE CHOPPA!

Pros: Feels nice, looks nice - Only the one USB dongle for both the mouse and keyboard.

Cons: No indicator light for Caps Lock or Num Lock. The only indicator light is for low battery.

Other Thoughts: But you get used to it.

Pros: It works great for a while. There is a slight delay that is barely noticeable unless you're attempting to use it for gaming.

Cons: It stops working. Not the keyboard nor the mouse. The batteries in those are still good. The problem is that the USB receiver quit working. No warning, just stopped. This is after owning the device for barely two months.

Other Thoughts: Looks like I'm going back to wired. Don't waste your money on this.

Pros: 2 devices for one Dongle nice and cheap. Like the way the keyboard looks and feels Sturdy not cheapy feeling.

Cons: Mouse lags majorly at least some times . Sometimes its ok i never have this problem with my wireless Logitech mouse that was 12.99.

It will disappear and reappear type of thing. Was using it to just surf read the internet on the TV and it was sparatic. Some times work some times i couldn't scroll or click the keyboard was much more useful. Was trying to save a USB port by getting a paired set for 1 dongle thinking i should have gone with Logitech like I always have before cuz they have never failed me.

Other Thoughts: Better off paying more and getting a Logitech Set

Pros: The mouse is wonderful and I can speak for it's ability to track on just about any surface, ultimate test? My afro. I moved it around in my long hair for the heck of it, knowing it would be a non solid surface at all and it worked perfectly. Now that you have that image in your head, let's move on. I've tested both devices in the game Minecraft and they performed terrifically at a distance of about 10 feet. Not one glitch. 5 golden eggs for this one.

Cons: Nothing.

Other Thoughts: Everyone needs to keep in mind that when you use a wireless device, it typically uses RF signals to transmit data. Sometimes and pretty often, EMF (Electro Magnetic Fields) are emitted from magnet driven motors like the ones in your Hard Drive and Optical Drives. This is why most wireless adapters come with USB extension cords to allow the actual device to be plugged in AWAY from the back of your computer. Devices like these perform better when their receivers are plugged in a little further from your computer.

It's just science! So anyone who ever has a problem with wifi signal or their wireless devices have a reception that goes in and out should try plugging in their devices by an extension cable and putting that in a place a little further from the computer itself. I've got both my wifi adapter and keyboard/mouse receiver plugged into a cord sitting about 5 feet from my computer and I'm smooth sailing.

Pros: Very Basic but Solid Product

Cons: Range is pretty poor more than 8 feet away.

Other Thoughts: I chose this mouse because of 1 thing. "Range: 33 ft."

I didn't need to use it 33 feet away, but more like 8-10 feet... At this range, the keyboard keys would not always register and the mouse skips around the place.


For normal desktop use, this is a fine product, but you can probably find a equally solid Logitech product for more than $10 less.