Wireless keyboard recommendation

Gian_Png

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I am using microsoft combo.
But, the scrolling button for the mouse died long time ago so I have to find a cheaper replacement.
The power consumption for the keyboard is quite lasting.

those wireless basic logitech mouses are ok right? value for money ard 20ish?

i sticking to my current Corsair keyboard for now. if changing to wireless ones might get a 75%

Logitech under 50 combo many..
Just normal and the feel is cheap plastic..

value for money can liao. cant expect alot from under 50 also
 

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my wireless microsoft keyboard still going strong after 10 yrs and the 2xAA can last very long, cant say much for the mouse ( i changed it to a wired mouse after few yrs to save the battery and sensitivity hassle)
 

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those wireless basic logitech mouses are ok right? value for money ard 20ish?

i sticking to my current Corsair keyboard for now. if changing to wireless ones might get a 75%



value for money can liao. cant expect alot from under 50 also
Depend on individual usage.
LGT combo should be the most reliable one around.
Microsoft combo are too expensive for most users.
The other brands are ok if you are comfy with your finger feel on the buttons and the grip on the mouse.
(I think some users are particular about the sound and touch since we are using it for long hours every day.)
 

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i bought at least 3 times from Taobao the MIC brand,,, none as had the good experience as the Logitech I bought from old days (2000s) Funan Challenger.
 
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