Labtec Ultra-Flat Wireless Desktop keyboard , mouse

I bought for around eight quid in CancerResearch as a present for fathers day - brilliant bargain. First of all; the bad: The keyboard seems TOO light and a bit fragile. The mouse eats up AAs because of the laser, I STRONGLY suggest you buy rechargeables from Aldi for £3, this will save you LOADS of cash in the long run. Second; the good: The range is amazing! It says 5m on the box but if you place the receiver well you can get 7! The receiver has ...
...lights which I find quite useful. You can use it in conjunction with your old wired deskset as well. You don't have to use both the mouse and the keyboard. Verdict: All in all, a brilliant product from a brilliant manufacturer, just don't give it to the more violent types in the family. ...

MABNOBLET 17.06.2009 · Read full review
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...just got my new The Labtec Ultra-Flat Wireless Keyboard and mouse for a good price from my local Morrison's. So, what do I think of it so far? Well to be honest I am presently typing this on my old hard wired keyboard and mouse, the reason? Is that after just two days of moderate use the batteries have gone flat in the mouse and has become unusable! My last keyboard of this type had the same problem and I thought it was just a problem with the manufacturer ...
...just two days like the Labtec one. One more problem I found with this set-up and a very important one for game players was even on brand new power cells, if you are playing a game like Battlefield, whereby you need to keep a key pressed to run forward this keyboard stops transmitting after just a few seconds as it needs to charge the power back up again and this takes a few seconds and can mean instant death in games. So my conclusion about this ...

Marky-aCe 05.06.2008 · Read full review
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...there is something on the labtec website which allows you to do this. I really do rate this keyboard highly, because I do not sit at a desk to use my pc, I'm either on the couch, or sat on my bed using it from a distance so I always have my keyboard on my lap. I have had other wireless keyboards in the past but this one stands out from the rest for its ease of use using it away from a desk. the keyboard can be used a good 3-5 meters away from the ...
...good position in the first place. Finally, this keyboard is tough! I have dropped it so many times from my bed onto wooden flooring without any problems, I've also had 3/4 of a bottle of beer spilt onto it and after only 2 days of been left upside down, it was working just as if nothing had happened! Well I hope this information helps you in your buying decision. SaintChiller. ...

saintchiller 16.09.2006 · Read full review
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Generally very good, but not perfect. Slight problem when pressing same key repeatedly it does not work then does a line of them, but it can be resolved by waiting half a second between presses, a bit annoying really but the only thing. As for the rest its fine, i only use the keyboard as i prefer my old wired mouse just because the shape is better. All the hotkeys work perfectly out of the box with windows xp as do the media keys. If you go to morrisons its only £9, bargin ...

mattypape 11.06.2008
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Firstly i'd like to say this is a great wireless set up, and extremely simple to set up the connection is PS/2 which free's up some extra usb ports the reciever also has led's that show if caps lock, num lock etc also batterys are supplied with the keyboard using AAA and the the mouse AA. the keyboard it's self has laptop style keys which are much quieter than most keyboards, for some reason the space bar seems more raised than all the other keys ...
...wireless mose i believe it is 700 dpi. if anything is bad about this setup it is the mouse being rather small and there is no software to change the hotkeys, one launchs the old windows 98 media player which is useless. the Keyboard and mouse don't require any special drivers will work stright away allthough there is a cd for added fuctionality to the mouse. (it's a bit pointless realy) After using the bundle for a while i thought i'd add a little ...

ViciousSpunge 10.10.2005 (15.10.2005) · Read full review
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I also bought this keyboard from Morrisons for £9.99. Bargain I thought as my old keyboard is playing up, but what a mistake. The mouse eats up batteries and keeps stopping . Definately makes you want to go back to a wired set up. ...

algeok 18.06.2008
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Got one from Morrison's for £9. Totally useless. Keyboard couldn't keep up with moderate typing speed. Taking it back for a refund ...

bartram108 20.06.2008
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...just media keys DON'T work, labtec maybe cheap but they are really not worth the money, the feel of the keyboard is of a low standard keys break might be ultra flat but it be ultra breakable as well, guess thats a feature keys groan at the slightest use, good fo light use (1-2,000 keys a day) utterly useless for the 70,000+ your average person uses the only person i'd recommend this keyboard to is well no one, if your the kind of person that ...
...as it's pointless other wise won't last the length of time you need, it be worth spending the extra £10 and buying a Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse failing that spend £7 on a wired keyboard and mouse set okay let me clarify something i hit the keys just enough so they key i hit does it's duty, i don't use a sledge hammer to hit my keyboard (although with this one i may suggest that) media keys, suggest minimum 500lbs psi of pressure ...

flightgallery 18.03.2006 (06.04.2006) · Read full review
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