Keyboard and mouse combos are for anyone who wants both devices in one set for work, study or gaming on a computer or console. Our range has over 10 models, including sets from MSI, Logitech, LogiLink and HP.
You will find simpler office sets as well as models made for gamers.
How to choose a keyboard and mouse combo
Connection type. A wireless set keeps the desk tidy and lets you sit further from a screen or television, but it needs batteries or charging, and the receiver takes up a USB port. A wired set needs no power of its own and has no wireless lag, which is why gamers often prefer it.
Keyboard type. Mechanical keyboards have a separate switch under each key, so they feel more precise and last longer, but they are louder. Membrane keyboards are quieter and usually cheaper, which suits an office or a shared room.
Layout and size. If you type in Lithuanian, check that the keys carry the letters ą, č, ę, ė, į, š, ų, ū and ž. A keyboard without a number pad takes up less room and leaves more space for the mouse, while a full-size model is easier to use for numbers.
Mouse sensor and shape. For gaming, sensor sensitivity (DPI) and extra buttons matter most, while for long working days a comfortable shape and weight count for more. A DPI switch button lets you change the pointer speed quickly to suit the task.
Console compatibility. Consoles do not support USB keyboards and mice in every game or on every system. Check the console and game manufacturer's information before buying. Computers and laptops rarely have such limits.
Brands we carry
- MSI: a well-known maker of gaming computers, laptops and accessories, with peripherals aimed at gamers.
- Logitech: has long made wireless keyboard and mouse sets for the office and home, as well as gaming peripherals.
- LogiLink and Gembird: offer low-cost computer accessories and cables, so their combos suit simple everyday work.
- HP: best known for office computers and printers, with peripherals that fit an ordinary workstation.
- Targus: specialises in laptop bags and mobile accessories.
- Inter-Tech: best known for computer cases and power supplies.
Also in our range: MediaRange and Deqster.
Frequently asked questions
Can I connect a USB keyboard and mouse to a console?
Often yes, but it depends on the console and the game. Some consoles recognise a USB keyboard and mouse in menus and chat, while support inside games varies. Check the console and game manufacturer's information before you buy.
What is the difference between a wireless and a wired keyboard and mouse set?
A wireless set connects through a USB receiver or Bluetooth and needs no cables, but it relies on batteries or charging. A wired set usually works as soon as it is plugged in and has no noticeable lag. Gamers tend to choose wired sets, while wireless suits everyday work and a tidy desk.
Do I need a mechanical keyboard for gaming?
No, you can game on a membrane keyboard too. A mechanical keyboard gives a clearer keypress and lasts longer, so it appeals to people who play or type a lot. It is also louder, which matters in a shared room.
Does the keyboard have Lithuanian letters?
That depends on the model, so check the layout in the product description or photos. A keyboard with English-only legends still works with a Lithuanian layout set in the operating system, but the letters will not be printed on the keys. If you type in Lithuanian often, a model with Lithuanian characters is more convenient.
