GIGABYTE GK-KM6150 Black USB Wired Standard Multimedia Keyboard & Mouse Combo

Pros: Works perfect easy to install

Cons: none

Pros: Both work well.

Cons: Mouse is loud, and feels very cheap.

Other Thoughts: I guess you get what you pay for.

Pros: Mouse is light and feels good.
Keyboard is also thin and very light and feels nice when you type.
Cheap.

Cons: Mouse click is a little loud but still quieter than my HP mouse. This isn't really a con unless you're trying to be very quiet for some reason.

Other Thoughts: Took it 10 days to get to Chicago, Illinois.

Pros: Cool look and design

Cons: horrible feel, cheap keys, and components, and just feels cheap.

Other Thoughts: You know one of those old junk keyboards that you used to buy at an unknown computer store for 9.99? The ones that were so ghetto, you just used them for basic needs? Well, this mouse/keyboard combo is 10 times worse than that. It feels so cheap, I have no words to describe how badly this product is.

I was really disappointed because I absolutely LOVE the design. I am a sucker for looks, and is why I even bought this combo.

The mouse is so bad, that it glides at SUPER SONIC FAST speeds. I went to CP and changed the settings to slowest, and even then it glides across the screen like it just visited 10 various dimensions and came back. It also feels non-responsive when clicking on things. For example, when I click on something I have to hold down the mouse in one place (at least it feels like it) while I click on an item and hold the button down for a few secs.

The keys on the keyboard feel CHEAP. It's really, really bad. They feel like within a year some of the keys will be flying off.

The ONLY good thing about this product is looks. But even looks can only get you so far.

I am disappointed, but can't say everyone would agree with me. I am sure some people find this combo neat and cozy.

Pros: Cool Design, good features

Cons: Keyboard is slow to respond to key inputs, so if your a fast typer, be prepared to have to slow down becasue the keyboard sometimes can not keep up, you can be typing and hit a key nothing happen

Mouse is total junk, the button will sometimes get "stuck" assuming a bad microswitch or poor design, frequently dragging windows and tabs around after releasing button

Other Thoughts: avoid

Pros: The keyboard has a decent keystroke length for good typists. Rather than the current "spongy" trend in keyboards, this one provides the kind of "free throw" you can typically only get from a well used mechanical keyboard. Out of the box it types like an old friend. Most keyboards don't do that.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Works well as both a primary and backup keyboard. Would be great if they had a slightly larger formfactor version as well.

Pros: I ordered these en masse. Haven't had any complaints or issue with them.

I use them as; replacements for broken sets, to liven up older PC's for resale and on new builds.

Cons: They are somewhat glossy, if that's an issue for you.

Other Thoughts: This set is cheaper then, most decent mice or keyboards alone and far cheaper then buying them separate.

Pros: Inexpensive. keyboard is chicklet style, but does the job. the mouse is surprisingly fast and accurate

Cons: There is some horrible noise that bleeds to the sound card when plugged into a port other than the rear usb ports. It is definitely the mouse itself, you hear the squeal of the optics!

Other Thoughts: As long as plugged directly into a mobo, they work as well as you'd expect.

Pros: cheap, both mouse and key combo wired, and performs well with gaming.

Cons: the usb wires are a little short if your computer is under your desk or farther than 4 feet, but not a problem if your computer is either on top of desk right next you, or like 1-4 feet away.

Other Thoughts: i didnt mark off an egg due to the wires being a little short but thats not really a big problem.

Pros: This is one of the better keyboards I have ever used. Despite the low price, it is very sturdy and solid, you can feel when you've pressed a key, it has multimedia keys, and the little kickstands on the back haven't broken/don't feel like they're about to break. The mouse is solid, accurate, has a middle click, and is easy to scroll.

Cons: The multimedia keys don't include a volume +/-/mute

Other Thoughts: My keyboard didn't have any sharp edges or anything. I haven't tried it with Windows, but I'm using it with my Raspberry Pi right now, and it has been fully compatible with every linux distro I've tried.