Wireless Keyboard and Mouse

[Spyhunter]

Right, I need advice on what the best Wireless Keyboard and Mouse is so I can get rid of the HTPC cables to the sofa -

I need a keyboard and mouse (preferably optical) that will be good enough to run PC games also -

any suggestions anyone?

[headkaze]

I always believe Microsoft keyboards and mice are good quality, and they are often bundled together. All I can say about the wireless aspect is make sure they use radio waves and not infrared otherwise you will need line of sight to the IR reciever.

[time4akshun]

Can't really go wrong with Logitech either. I have a cheapy mini japanese wireless keyboard with onboard mouse from ebay. Since the keyboard use is so limited after you've got it configured properly you might not want to spend any $$. It works fine for me.

Time

[Tom Speirs]

Can't really go wrong with Logitech either.  I have a cheapy mini japanese wireless keyboard with onboard mouse from ebay.  Since the keyboard use is so limited after you've got it configured properly you might not want to spend any $$.  It works fine for me. 

Time

I would recommend getting a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard, it you want good range.

I am currently using a Microsoft Bluetooth keyboard. The mouse is very inacurate and low res and the keys get a bit sticky over time. Its average, and I would not recommend for Gaming.

The absolute best I have come across, its its sheer quality is the logitech bluetooth nivo. It's pricey but believe me you get every penny's worth. It works in the Bios, the mouse resolution is extremely nice, it has decent multimedia controls, and the keyboard looks and feels superb.

Most keyboards tend to be shit quality these days, including the ones by MS. Theres just not a market for quality made keyboards. Nivo is ian exception and bluetooth too.

Then again, I do work on my HTPC as well as play.