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Summary: Belkin Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Bundle PS2 (F8E815-BNDL)
Review: The listing and the picture is correct for the Belkin Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Bundle PS2(F8E815-BNDL).

The keyboard has 8 one touch Internet and Multimedia keys located at the top. 1.Refresh 2.Favorites List 3.Search 4.E-mail 5.Play/Pause 6.Volume up 7.Volume Down 8.Mute

System requirements:
1. PC 486 or higher.
2. 2 available PS/2 ports on your computer.
3. Windows 98, 2000, ME, or XP.
4. CD-ROM driver.

Package Includes: (F8E815-BNDL)
1. Wireless Keyboard
2. Wireless PS/2 Mouse
3. PS/2 Receiver (receives signals from mouse & kybd)
4. User Manual
5. CD software driver.

The componets collectively, with the retail box, weigh about 4 pounds. ergo a 5 pound ship wgt is about right.
I use the Belkin F8E815-BNDL myself. There are 3 features of this unit which I think stand out.

1. The wide area at the base of the keyboard for wrist support. Very comfortable with the keyboard angle.

2. Wireless connection. I can put my glasses on, lean back in the chair with the keyboard on my lap. I no longer have to be "on top of the monitor." And, I put the keyboard up on a shelf when I'm not online to clear up desk space.

3. The 8 Internet/Multimedia Keys do make it convienent to open additional internet windows, check the mail, and control the volume after there are already several windows open on the desktop.

I recommend this keyboard and mouse.



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Summary: This is not the F83815 as listed! Pdf file says F8E832!
Review: Sorry, but i've seen several errors lately while looking for a nice keyboard set. You have the F8E815 # listed above which is 3.6pds; but this one says 5 pds! Also the download of the pdf
says FE83832#, so this is either the wrong pdf file for this,
or you've got the item wrong! cause there's no pic of the bundle.Someone should review this mistake and correct it i've
just ordered the real Belkin FE83815 and it says it's 3.6 pds shipping. You are selling the other Belkin set that's a two-tone
model-FE83832! Please correct this as people ordering this will
get a big surprise when it comes. sincerely shffl2bdwz,ma

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Summary: Good thing it's only 30 bucks!
Review: The thing that bothers me about this keyboard is that Belkin felt the need to move some of the keys.

Of course they are the ones you use most: the zero key on the 10-key pad is half the size of any regular keyboard, the enter key is moved over so that you hit the "\" all the time, and the "Delete" and "End" keys got moved too.

All in all, if you're a major computer user at work or at home, I would chose one that is more mainstream and user friendly. I don't think I'll get used to using the zero key by scrunching up my thumb every day.

Who would've thunk that you'd have to look at the key layout before you buy? I definitely didn't, but I will know next time.