Lenovo Wireless Mouse (N60) $9, Lenovo Wireless Mouse (N3903A) $12, Lenovo Wireless Headset (W770) $22, Lenovo Multimedia Remote w/ Keyboard (N5901) $21 + Free Shipping

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Quote from mathematical : I have a Lenovo headset with mic I got for $15, and it works better for gaming than my $50 plantronics headset. The guys I play with said the audio is clearer. However, I can tell that the bass is muddy when playing music. I have some budget Sennheisers I use for music though, so I'm a bit spoiled. I also had their bluetooth mouse, which worked ok. it was too flat and too small for either a claw or palm grip, which made it awkward to use. Also, after using microsoft's bluetrack, cheap optical and/or laser mice seem to track poorly.

Is the headset that you're talking about the same model as the one listed (W770 B)? I've been looking for deals on headsets for chatting and gaming, so the mic quality is important.

i have the 12$ mouse. Its an ok wireless mouse, better than most, but its no logitech m305. My fav $10 wirless mouse is def the m305. But if you need one now, this will do.

I have both the backlit and non-backlit Lenovo HTPC keyboards. I actually like the original (non-backlit) better for HTPC use. The backlit model has a set of bumps that acts as a scroll wheel thingy, which sounds good but it's way too easy to accidentally fast forward or rewind whatever video you're watching.

Battery life is much worse with the backlit model as well.

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Quote from Mr.Hamburger : Is the headset that you're talking about the same model as the one listed (W770 B)? I've been looking for deals on headsets for chatting and gaming, so the mic quality is important.

No. and from the looks of it, that "headset" doesn't have a mic. I believe the P950 is what I use now. I bought it as a filler because I didn't like my plantronics set, and then I ended up keeping it and not getting anything else because I like it so much. I don't know what these people in the reviews are saying about good bass though. They must be comparing them to earbuds.

Quote from deelseaker : In case anyone is wondering, that's the original, non-backlit keyboard. I am holding out for the other one.

Same here, I want the N5902!

in for the remote and headphones... thanx OP!

Quote from LaylaStryker : I dont game anymore But I need a new mouse that will work on my bed LOL. I also need a new laptop... hmmm.

I would suggest using the Logitech M515 if you want a traditional mouse that works on surfaces like a bed or couch. I was using the M515 before I bought the Lenovo N5902 and loved it. It worked flawlessly on soft surfaces and I enjoyed using it, but I wanted both the keyboard and mouse in one device.

Quote from jaserb : I have both the backlit and non-backlit Lenovo HTPC keyboards. I actually like the original (non-backlit) better for HTPC use. The backlit model has a set of bumps that acts as a scroll wheel thingy, which sounds good but it's way too easy to accidentally fast forward or rewind whatever video you're watching. Battery life is much worse with the backlit model as well.

I can't compare the battery life of the old one since I never bought it, but the backlit version seems to be fine. You can also turn on just the device without the backlight to conserve battery, unless you need it in the dark or something.

I use this for my HTPC as well, and the scroll wheel sensor has never bothered me while using the keyboard or mouse.

Regarding the wireless N5901,
If you're planning to use this on a computer that uses a mouse with high DPI, then you're going to be unhappy with the sensitivity settings. Also, the trackball is hardly accurate, and you'll find yourself rolling your thumb an extra 2-3 times to point at what you want.

On 1920x1080p, with the mouse setting on "5" with no mouse acceleration, it takes a good 5 thumbrolls to cross the screen. Before hand I was running 5600DPI with windows on the 3rd bar, but unfortunately, the sensitivity of the trackball is very poor and I had to bump it up to 5 while sacrificing about 4000DPI.

B It's a challenge to type in the dark,. You should place some marker on some of the necessary keys (in my case, i put a silicone sticker on top of my down-arrow key).

Overall, I'd avoid the N5901 unless you're fine with lighting. The battery life is excellent. Anyone who says otherwise is picking up some crapped up 25c batteries.

I'll try a head set for $23. This site [besthots.com]has more info. I assume it charges via USB? which would be fine by me, don't need more things to plug in outlets.

Can somebody please tell me if this keyboard can be used as a keyboard for my smart tv. I have a lg smart tv and I hate to use the remote for search function in the apps. I am looking for a keyboard kind of device that I can connect to my tv. my tv has usb ports. Sorry if this is a noob question.

Any suggestions are appreciated. TIA

Quote from kailash : Can somebody please tell me if this keyboard can be used as a keyboard for my smart tv. I have a lg smart tv and I hate to use the remote for search function in the apps. I am looking for a keyboard kind of device that I can connect to my tv. my tv has usb ports. Sorry if this is a noob question. Any suggestions are appreciated. TIA

Hard to say. It acts as a standard USB keyboard. You could try plugging any standard USB keyboard (wired) into a USB port and see if the TV recognizes it. If it does, then the wireless one should work fine. If it doesn't, then it probably won't work.

Quote from Heim : I'll try a head set for $23. This site [besthots.com]has more info. I assume it charges via USB? which would be fine by me, don't need more things to plug in outlets.

For those that are wondering, the pictures from that website clearly show a microphone labeled with a small microphone icon on one of the speakers. This looks like a great deal as I've been looking for an midrange gaming headset.