Keyboard and mouse combos: wireless and wired sets for home, office and gaming, with over 240 models in total. Logitech has the most products, and you will also find combos from Lenovo, Corsair and Cherry.
They suit anyone who wants a matched keyboard and mouse in one purchase rather than choosing each separately.
How to choose a keyboard and mouse combo
Connection type. Many combos in our range are wireless: some connect through a USB receiver (RF), others also offer Bluetooth. A receiver takes up one USB port but works without setup, while Bluetooth lets you pair the keyboard and mouse with a laptop or tablet without any dongle. A wired set needs no batteries, so it suits a desk where the computer stays put.
Keyboard size and layout. Most keyboards are full-size with a number pad, which matters for spreadsheets and accounting work. There are also 96% models that take up less desk space. Check the layout carefully: our range includes combos with German (QWERTZ), US English, French, Swiss and Spanish layouts. Lithuanian letters are often not printed on the keys, though you can type them by switching the layout in your operating system.
Mouse sensor and buttons. A 1600 or 2000 DPI sensor is enough for documents and browsing. Higher resolution, from 4000 to 12000 DPI, helps with gaming or when working across several high-resolution monitors. The mice in these sets have from 3 to 8 buttons, and extra side buttons are handy for going back in a browser or assigning in-game actions.
Intended use. For home and office work a general-purpose combo with quiet keys and a simple mouse is usually enough. For gaming, look for mechanical switches, fast response and programmable buttons.
Brands we carry
- Logitech: known for wireless combos with a small USB receiver, which on some models serves both the keyboard and the mouse.
- Corsair: a gaming peripherals maker that is especially well regarded for mechanical keyboards.
- Cherry: a German company famous for its mechanical key switches and office keyboards.
- Razer and SteelSeries: gaming and esports peripherals with fast sensors and programmable buttons.
- Lenovo, HP and Dell: computer makers whose combos are mostly aimed at office use and pair naturally with their own laptops and desktops.
Also in our range: Pixminds, Conceptronic and BenQ.
Frequently asked questions about keyboard and mouse combos
Is a wireless or wired combo better?
A wireless combo is better for everyday office and home use, because it leaves fewer cables on the desk and is easy to connect. A wired set is the better choice if you do not want to change batteries and need the shortest possible response time. Wired sets are also usually cheaper.
What is the difference between an RF receiver and Bluetooth?
An RF combo connects through a small USB receiver that takes up one port but works straight away. Bluetooth needs no receiver, so it is convenient for laptops and tablets. Some combos in our range support both methods.
How many DPI does a mouse need?
For documents and browsing, 1600 or 2000 DPI is enough. Gaming and multi-monitor setups with high resolution benefit from 4000 DPI or more, and the sensitivity can normally be lowered in the settings.
Do these combos have Lithuanian letters?
Our range includes combos with German, US English, French, Swiss and Spanish layouts, so check the stated keyboard language before buying. You can type Lithuanian letters by selecting the Lithuanian layout in your operating system, even when they are not printed on the keys. It is worth bearing in mind if you often type without looking at the keyboard.
