Do you use a wireless keyboard and/or mouse? What ones do you recommend?

I don't use wireless and don't intend to. They just add weight and I won't be moving around much.. I can tolerate the pulling wires.. Also there's the problem of charging them often.. But, if youre fixed on buying a set, I would recommend you Logitech.. They make the best computer accessories

I'm on my fifth wireless keyboard and mouse. I use cheap disposable batteries to pwer them usually. I was using rechargeable batteries, but the charge simply didn't last very long. My first set was a Belkin one, which lasted the best part of two years. Then I replaced it with a new Belkin set. Within the first month, the left mouse button had snapped off. Exchanged it, within the week, it had happened again. Took it back yet again, and a couple of weeks later it had broken off the third set. This time I exchanged it for a Microsoft set, which doesn't have the design flaw the Belkin one did.

My keyboard is still a PS2 connection, but I have been using wireless mice for a while now. The connection is excellent and I would not consider returning to a wired mouse now. There are still a few wireless mice around that use a ball, which rather defeats the point of buting a decent mouse, so I would suggest choosing an optical wireless mouse.

Hello! I don't know if wireless devices are good. I have never used a computer which had a wireless mouse nor a wireless keyboard. Perhaps they are nice, but they can also create problems. What if the mouse stops being recognized by the computer? Or if this happens to the keyboard? You should wait until somebody who has a wireless mouse for a long time answers, and then create your own conclusion. Respectfully, Munhozmib.

I went both wireless keyboard and mouse and learned quickly unless i invested in good rechargeable batteries, it was a big waste of money. They each go through batteries, like no bodies business. I would not recommend either unless you also invest in re-chargeable batteries.

I use both the keyboard and mouse. I bought it as a set, so I would figure it's usually cheaper buying sets, but I can't remember how much it cost me because I bought it a while back. My keyboard and mouse are Logitech. I think they work really well and simple to set up. I mean, Logitech has everything. I even have my webcam with them. I've always seen Logitech whenever I decide I need to purchase something to connect with my computer. Just go searching for some, and read into their descriptions and what nots, you can usually see which one you would be better off with.

I am using a wireless keyboard that works on radio waves. If it is within your budget, I suggest you go for a bluetooth one. Cheers!

I've never used a wireless mouse and keyboard before. At both work and home I'm using a laptop, so I'm obviously using the keyboard that comes with the laptop :) …and I have a usb mouse attached for both laptops. Have never tried a wireless mouse before although that would probably be so cool, i imagine. perhaps someday! hope you find a suitable wireless mouse and keyboard for your computer!

I bought a HP system a couple of years back, and this system came with a HP wireless keyboard and mouse. I guess any reputable brand of such devices sold in your country should be fine. So far, I've had no problem with using these, and I find them very convenient because I am not tied down by the cords unlike their corded cousins. I especially like the freedom in which I can manoeuvre my mouse everywhere when I work. One thing about going wireless though is the use of batteries to power them. The keyboard's fine, but for the mouse, the batteries use up quite quickly. So if you go wireless, either use rechargeable batteries, or use at least alkaline batteries that have longer battery life, otherwise the charge runs out quickly enough and you have to change batteries quite often.

Well, I'm using a brand-less wireless optical mouse at home and the manufacturer claims that with the batteries, the mouse can last more than 6 months before needing to be changed while I heard others only last about 2 to 3 months at most. And I can see the reason why this one lasts longer upon closer inspection. Apparently, the wireless optical mouse is unlike other optical mice. This one does not have an LED at the base where the sensor is while others emit either red or blue LED light. Because of that, this saves power.... If you want to go for reliability, Logitech keyboard and mice are quite good....Microsoft keyboard and mice isn't too bad as well with good design and feel... But if you want wireless, you definitely need to change the batteries every few months.....Just note that when the wireless keyboard or mice are not responsive, that will be the time

well you can make your old wired keybord wireless. Just cut off the wires to the mouses and keybord. They wont work ever again but they will be wireless

mouse i would recommed is logitech v450 laser cordless mouse and these are not just words my friend had this mouse , once he forgot it in my house . I used it few weeks it is compact works ( in my opinion) on every surface and last but not least price is average !