Advantages: No Wires
Disadvantages: Sometimes has interferance

...are on a webpage it goes forward of back to last page and also has a scroll on top of mouse to scroll up and down web pages The keyboard has a battery indicator so you know when to replace the batteries. Overall the opinion of the Trust wireless keyboard and mouse set is pretty good The wireless set cost me £45.99... Read review

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Advantages: Feels Really Comfortable, Good Battery Life, Mouse is Really responsive
Disadvantages: Haven't Found Any Yet!

...Trust XpertTouch Wireless DS-3200 - keyboard & Mouse Review: I purchased my trust keyboard and mouse about 6 weeks ago now from PC World and was at first a bit apprehensive as this was hthe first thing i had bought from there for a long time due to thier total lack of organisation and knowledgde about the particular products i have previously purchased but was told by my brother that they were being sold for just £15 and were pretty good so i bit the bullet and goit one anyway afterall it was only £15 so didn't really matter too much if it did turn out to be useless! However i bought it home plugged it in put in the disk and it installed itself.... it worked! (Possibly the only thing i have brought fom there that does!) After using this for a few weeks i am actually quite happy with it the range is pretty good and i can... Read review

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Advantages: Inexpensive RF wireless keyboard & mouse
Disadvantages: No docking/charging station, no encryption on RF signal, interference on 25MHz band

...Trust always seems to create inexpensive versions of expensive products. This keyboard and mouse is no exception. Although it is very good and easy to use it does have a major draw back in that it seems to use the wrong frequency for RF transmission. Of course the manufacturer can choose, but unfortunately they have chosen the 25MHz band, which is also the band used for radio controlled toys. Therefore if any radio controlled toy comes within 10m the chances are you won't be able to type or move the mouse. For the most part this isn't a problem, apart from the fact that the mouse and keyboard interfere with each other! If your mouse and keyboard are just at the wrong angle - usually if your mouse is behind the keyboard - you find that no signal is received from the mouse. Not good if you like playing games. The design is just... Read review

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Advantages: Low Price compared to Other Brands, Mappable Keys, Looks Good
Disadvantages: A little difficult to set up at first, Mouse feels quite breakable

...This keyboard and mouse set really is great value for money. It only cost £12 from Asda and has really helped me de-clutter my desk from all the wires which used to take up a lot of space. I did not choose a well-known brand as I see keyboards and mice generally being the same sort of thing when you take away some of the unnecessary bells and whistles. The keyboard is a standard UK layout, and is very slim with 2 plastic flicks on the back if you would prefer to stand it up. There are 13 additional keys along the top - 10 of which can be programmed to open up any application you wish using the software which comes with the CD. It has a low-battery LED which lights when low on power. Both the keyboard and mouse has a range of around 2 metres. They both look quite good without looking too tacky or cheap, although the mouse has... Read review

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Advantages: No wires!
Disadvantages: Buttons Different!

...I have just bought this set for my new computer. To say I am chuffed is an understatement. it is fantastic, except for one little thing that I could hardly complain about since I am on cloud nine with this pack! The set is the trust 3010A wireless deskset and contains a keyboard (naturally) and wireless mouse. Both are controlled from the same sensor cutting down on space required on your worksurface. This sensor connects to your unit with the PS2 serial socket. The working distance stated on the box is 2 metres, so theoretically you can be 2 metres away from your computer with the keyboard and mouse and still be able to use them. I wouldn't recommend this though! Minimum System requirements are Windows 98, 40MB of hard disk space and 64MB of system memory. Batteries for the keyboard and mouse, 2xAA for the keyboard and 2x... Read review

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Advantages: No limitations to wear you have to sit
Disadvantages: Not many!

...The Trust wireless set comes in two colours, the standard grey model the picture shows, or the black model, which I have. The durability of this model is without a doubt outstanding. I have dropped my keyboard several times (not a single scuff on it) and my nephew has also spilt his juice over it. This caused me a bit of panic because in the past I’ve spilt things on my older keyboards and they've completely spaged up and stopped working, with this I just rested it near a radiator for an hour, went back to the computer and it was as if nothing had ever happened to it. Its also a plus that about the colour format as a lot of computers these days are mainly black (like mine) and it fits in superbly. There are multi-functional buttons across the top of the keyboard, which you can set to do what ever you like. At the moment... Read review

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Advantages: Nice feel, Quality, lots of useful functions ( that work ! )
Disadvantages: None yet.

...I've had a computer for the last 5 years and been online for the past year and a half, so in the time when I had no Internet, the type of keyboard I used tended to be unimportant, … you know the ones, cheap nasty white plastic bog standard things available for around a fiver. These cheapo items had me staring hard to read the keys, and still managed to bash errors with nearly every word (the shiniest button was the delete key!) there was no nice feel to um and the buttons made loud clickey noises, aach …. Nasty keyboard ! The reason for choosing this Trust easy scroll silverline keyboard was more to do with the feel of the keys, for me it doesn't matter how much the thing costs, the feel of the thing is more important, that's how I tested this one. I walked along the line of cheap…. To… HOW MUCH!! Keyboards in my (are we allowed... Read review

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Advantages: Keeps it out of the way of devil children
Disadvantages: It eats batteries

...One month ago my son kindly spilt his drink all over our keyboard, this unfortunately made it stop working as I don't think it was very thirsty. So as my wife was severely distressed I decided that we should go out and find a decent priced cordless keyboard and mouse set. This would enable us to keep it out of harms way when we weren't using it, besides the fact that keyboards don't like orange juice this we had established. So off we trotted to the nearest supermarket, the reason being that my wife was quickly getting increasingly distressed at the loss of internet usage. So to Tesco Extra we trotted, which is only about five minuites down the road. We got there in no time at all and straight for the multimedia section we headed, then we proceeded to thoroughly scour the shelves. However we did not spot it straight away and we were... Read review

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Advantages: Useful software, inexpensive
Disadvantages: Bog standard wheeled, corded mouse. Stupid instruction booket

...the opportunity to smile sweetly at the IT lad, and ask for a curvy keyboard and a scroll mouse. Many scroll mice aren’t compatible with Windows 95 (apparently), however, this little baby came with a disk and an instruction booklet, confirming that it would indeed scroll. So, installing the disk, I rocked and rolled… ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Appearance ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My mouse is beige (needs a clean at the moment) at the top, black on the sides and bottom, with a little purple wheel. It has the Trust logo on it. Turning it over, the ball (which needs cleaning from time to time) is purple. Clearly, we have a bit of a theme going on here. The packaging contains the mouse, a floppy disk, and an unfeasibly large instruction manual (which informs you that the packaging contains the above, and, “if anything... Read review

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Advantages: Very Cool & Stylish, The MediaPad
Disadvantages: The Battery Life of the Mouse, PRICE

...that optical doesn’t really do it justice, the imagining on this is simply amazing… wanna lie in bed and surf the web? Not got a convenient tabletop at your bedside? No problem, it will even work on the bedcovers, while you are lying in bed, I kid you not, trust me I do it often (yes I am VERY lazy). Like many modern mice it also comes with a plethora of extra buttons which are programmable, as with the keyboard programmable buttons they don’t tend to interfere with normal usage, but can be very useful (especially the window change button). This mouse is very comfortable and made to fit the hand, however if you use your mouse with your left hand, then this mouse is definitely NOT for you, it is not entirely unusable, but isn’t very comfortable. Unlike the keyboard and MediaPad, the mouse comes with rechargeable batteries and the Bluetooth... Read review

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