Lenovo Accessories: Wireless Mouse (N3903A) $12, Multimedia Remote w/ Keyboard (N5902) $35, In-Ear Headset P180 $7, Notebook Stand $7 + Free Shipping

Quote from nxsfan : Very detailed and informative, thank you.

I'm guessing this is a sarcastic comment? I'm a huge Lenovo fan, but this thing feels like it was made in the fields of China by their cheapest workers.

Lenovo Multimedia remote
Pros:
-It's a good idea
Cons:
-The keyboard buttons stick and take extra effort to press so typing is much slower than expected
-The backlight turns on only half the time
-The "mouse" tracker is incredibly slow, inaccurate, and moves when you're typing on the cheaply made keyboard
-Collects a lot of dust because it's more work using it than not using it

Quote from VSeven : Bought the keyboard about a year ago on a deal for I think $22. Nice and small, works decent BUT no function keys make it half as useful as it could be since I'd love to be able to ALT+F4 to close something. I still use it for quick web searches but have to break out a real wireless keyboard to kill the occasional stuck program.

Theres an orange Function key to the left of the spacebar, ahh but as i typed this i realized you meant F1, F2, etc, didnt you? Nevermind!

Got 2 hedsets 2 mice 1 stand and another keyboard.
Amazon checkout worked fine but I had to buy EACH separately as multiple discount codes did not work in the same cart!

Quote from Dranon : Got 2 hedsets 2 mice 1 stand and another keyboard. Amazon checkout worked fine but I had to buy EACH separately as multiple discount codes did not work in the same cart!

It did say that amazon checkout process is only for one item.

got the mouse... thank you!

Quote from elunico : For those with a fry's nearby the keyboard is 29.99+tax in store http://www.frys.com/product/6901837

Good find. The Atlanta Fry's are sold out - I picked this up from them for $20 awhile back. (Incredible deal on this...) Rep'd for the find though. $35 is still a good deal for this remote. I haven't had any issues with the remote at all and it's really easy to use. If you type A LOT, then this thing is going to be a little difficult to use. But it's for an HTPC, not for e-mailing, CAD work or writing the great American novel...

If you have a problem with the back light, chances are the switch on the back isn't fully turned to on for the back light.

In for 2 headsets.
Thanks

Anyone know where the heck I can get contact information for the Lenovo wireless keyboard.....I looked all over and cannot find customer support. Reason is I bought this last time it was around on SD and one of the keys I believe "i" no longer works basically rendering the device useless....

Quote from brejcha : Anyone know where the heck I can get contact information for the Lenovo wireless keyboard.....I looked all over and cannot find customer support. Reason is I bought this last time it was around on SD and one of the keys I believe "i" no longer works basically rendering the device useless....

You could try their general support line.
http://download.lenovo.com/expres...elist.html

I've been using the multimedia remote for over a year and still love it.

I use it to control my HTPC every day, and have not had a single issue with it. The backlight still works great, the mouse is still sensitive, and the battery life lasts months. I still can't type on it as fast as I can on my regular keyboard or smartphone, but I didn't buy it for that purpose.

Tried it tonight and ECoupon is not working.


Dead Deal?

Quote from iluvusorin : sorry, it was old model with no backlight

fry's had the backlit for $20

Quote from gizmokahkah : That is the N5901 not the N5902. There are a number of differences

pretty sure that's the N5902 in the fry's link

Has anyone ever connected this to a Wii?