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Question: Does keyboard have a USB port (or ports) to plug the mouse into? Or do you need to take up 2 ports on computer or a hub?
Document: I love this keyboard think it works amazingly for what it does. I only wish it had 1 or 2 usb ports on it so i could plug my mouse into it instead of running it to the back of the computer. Aside from that it is perfect.
I purchased these Keyboards and mice combos for warehouse computers where having a wireless mouse / keyboard was a liability as they might walk away from the desks or batteries would run out. This set was built very well, I just wish it would include a usb port on the keyboard or two so I could plug the mouse into the keyboard instead of into the computer.
Purchased it for my iMac. Replaced the wireless keyboard and mouse because I was tired of the batteries needing to be replaced. Works great. Just plug in and computer recognizes it as a keyboard and ask you to type 2 keys to identify the layout and then select US keyboard and you are good to go.
This keyboard/mouse bundle is simple and practical. They seem like they'll last for a long time. The keyboard cord is so short that it is a little difficult to use in some situations. I have the keyboard connected to the front USB port on my son's system, which leaves the cord hanging down in front of the desk. The cord is too short to go behind the desk and connect to a back USB port.
I need these just as a back up since my regular ones are wireless. If I'm working on other PCs, or need to take a keyboard and mouse with me to work on other PCs, these work well and aren't expensive. Good construction, solid wiring.
Inexpensive and it works. I have a logitech wireless keyboard and mouse which I like. But these do not become operative until sometime in the bootup process. I seems to have enough problems that I need to be able to easily boot into safe mode from time to time. The USB keyboard allows me to do that (i.e., use mouse or keyboard to select safe mode on boot.
Keyboard and mouse work with Chromebox (keyboard Num Lock works with Windows OS but not Chrome OS -- in Chrome OS, Num Lock always active, which is okay but can't be turned off).Amazon Basics standard, full-size USB keyboard and 3-button optical mouse. They're a good choice if you don't need extra keyboard features and special mouse buttons.Pro's: Clean design. Lightweight. Long cables. Price.
In an effort to put together a somewhat cost-effective system for entertainment purposes, the need for yet another keyboard and mouse came into existence. Having used the inexpensive offerings from Logitech, I absolutely refused to suffer with a keyboard that would be overly spongy and error prone from a typing perspective. Having experienced great success with the Amazonbasics DVI-HDMI cable, I decided to take the plunge on their value-sensitive keyboard and mouse combination.
Several times a year I have clients who are unable to use their computer because the batteries in their Bluetooth keyboard and mouse have gone bad. After changing batteries, they are still unable to get the keyboard and mouse to reconnect with their computer. This is where an inexpensive wired keyboard and mouse can come in real handy. Just plug in the keyboard and mouse and click on the Bluetooth controller and reestablish the connections.The quality of this keyboard and mouse combination is amazing for the price.
It does not feel very hard when I reach the bottom, there is a very little distance that the keys can travel after the actuation when pressed harder, so after typing the whole day on this my fingers are not tired. (I am used to typing for a long time so take this with a grain of salt)Dislikes:1. The longer keys (like the tab/shift/enter/space and so on..) feel softer than the small keys.2.
Answer: no usb port on keyboard. that would be cool though.