Keyboard Pros:
Stylish Design
Small and Light
Easy to Type on

Keyboard Cons:
Some Keys missing from the right hand side
Uses lots of batteries quite quickly

Rating: 5/5

Mouse Pros:
Matches Apple Style
Very Functional in OS X
Scroll Ball very useful

Mouse Cons:
Strange Shape
Right Clicking is awkward

Rating: 4/5

Please be aware that the above videos are a few months old and I have now recovered from having appendicitis. I just never got round to posting them to my blog so I have decided to do it now.

For Christmas, in 2007, I got a Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse and Keyboard 5000. I loved the mouse but found the keyboard a strange shape and a bit too big. After purchasing my Mac mini, I decided to buy an Apple Keyboard to match my Mac and to save some space on my desk. 

The Apple Wireless Keyboard is the best keyboard I have ever typed on in my life. It’s just perfect! As well as being really easy to type on, it looks really good too. Since the purchase of the Apple keyboard was such a success, I assumed the Apple Wireless Mighty Mouse would be great too so I went and bought one of them as well. And it’s fantastic. I can’t really say it feels better to hold than the Microsoft Mouse, but it looks better, matches my Mac and Keyboard, and allows me to use the Microsoft Keyboard and Mouse on another computer in the house.

Overall, I think the Apple Wireless Keyboard is perfect. Although many keys are missing from the wireless version, I believe that the convenience of being able to move it around easily makes up for it. Also, keyboard shortcuts can be configured and used instead of the keys that are not there. The Apple Wireless Mouse is brilliant also and is even better when it’s sitting next to the keyboard in front on a Mac. So if you have a Mac, I definitely recommend the Apple Wireless Keyboard and Might Mouse.

(2 votes, average: 5 out of 5)

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