Cheap set
Won't win any prizes but does the job
Heat

Spotted this for £12 in Reading and Newbury so afaik it's national.

Nice price. Heat.

Does anyone happen to have the instore product code please? Will then phone around local stores to see if they have any stock.

Thanks.

You're welcome...... :wink:

They did have a few of these in Springfield Chelmsford a week ago. I think they are pretty good quality, for the money you can't go wrong

Hot, I picked this up the other week from Sainsburys for £13.66 or some odd price but works great and using now. My youngest lad has been using his for over a year with no problems and still on the same batteries

Agree - not all are 'superstores' and just a food store, Uxbridge and Hove is a bit like that.

I bought this combo, yesterday. It was a great relief to find that the keyboard chassis has reassuringly little flex compared to some of the other cheap keyboards I have taken a chance on; I am able to use it on my lap without the chassis creaking away. Though I prefer key presses with a little bit more travel depth, they are agreeably light to the touch, quite clicky but well enough dampened that I wouldn't call them noisy. I can type quickly without feeling the keyboard is holding me back, which made me smile, an improvement on the Trust keyboard I was using. I could use a few more multimedia keys, perhaps. Early days but I am reasonably happy with it, so far.

The mouse is quite small but fits comfortably in my large hands, the scroll wheel works particularly quickly/efficiently compared to the Trust and Microsoft ones we use.

So far, so good, at the price. Tempted to buy another as a backup. Hot!

confirmed, heat added, picked one up today, it's very nice and comes with batteries...