Microsoft Optical Desktop Elite for Bluetooth

usability, design, price, size

durability

75% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Wireless is thought of by most users as a feature that they don't need. Its an optional extra that's not worth the money that the hardware costs. After all its just a mouse and keyboard right? Three years ago most mice had a ball and then optical mice...

Wide range of bluetooth compatibility ; Comfortable keyboard and mouse

Configuring other Bluetooth devices can be tricky ; Keyboard is huge

Impressive wireless reception; lots of easy-to-program key commands; can use Bluetooth transceiver with other devices; padded wrist rest.

Requires Windows XP Service Pack 2; somewhat tricky to install; keyboard takes up a lot of desk space.

The keyboard requires a good portion of your desk, but with its size comes an army of useful shortcut keys, a responsive mouse, and the ease and range of wireless Bluetooth technology.

i love this combo!! the mouse does so much, if you press the sgroll key and push to the side, collapes all the open windows to snapshot view of all open windows cascaded on desktop.

none, for those of you compaining about battery consumption, use duracell, lasts for months!!!!!

Bluetooth works flawlessly, it connects every time, works at over 20ft.

There is no windows key on the right side of the spacebar.

Quiet keys, comfortable design.

Unless your computer has BT built directly into it this can be a pain in the A*s.

Great range, long battery life.

the coloring wears off of the song select buttons, and when the battery is low some times the mouse scroll will spaz, this might only be my problem.