Microsoft Entertainment Desktop 7000

usability, reliability, design, size, durability

79% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, design, durability, size

price

86% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

There’s another dedicated key with the Windows logo on the right – green instead of blue. This is designed to launch Windows Media Center, which is now included in most versions of Windows Vista.

Great build quality ; Good value for money ; Bluetooth connectivity ; Lots of features

A superb mouse and keyboard combo, worth every penny of the asking price

Less than an inch thick. Lightweight and sturdy. Elegant, uncluttered design. Mouse-emulating keyboard controls work perfectly. Keyboard enters sleep mode when you’re away to conserve battery power. Both mouse and keyboard sport battery life...

Small directional pad unresponsive at times, hard to use accurately. Keyboard isn’t rechargeable or backlit. No number pad, small arrow keys. A tad expensive

This keyboard system allows you to comfortably lounge on the couch while instant messaging and browsing the web--or whatever else you need to do

The keyboard is an unusual shape, but mainly to ensure its convenience on your lap. And the off-centered keys are likely something we can adjust to after some practice

If Microsoft improves the performance of the mouse surface and ditches the then-unnecessary mouse, this could be a killer living-room keyboard.

Media and cursor keyboard buttons make it easy to control your desktop from across the room

Curved design adds little comfort and makes typing imprecise ; Keyboard doesn't grip your desk as well as it should

Finally, Logitech beat Microsoft at its own game as far as operating system compatibility and ease of setup. We found setting up the Microsoft Bluetooth receiver and the desktop set's driver software easy enough, but it involved a multistep process of...

Media and cursor keyboard buttons make it easy to control your desktop from across the room.

Curved design adds little comfort and makes typing imprecise; keyboard doesn't grip your desk as well as it should.

Microsoft fits a number of useful features on to the keyboard in its new Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000 set, but we're not sold. We'll give it credit for its easy-to-use media control buttons, but the keyboard lacks too much overall polish...

Rechargeable mouse with neat docking station ; Both mouse and keyboard are easy to use and react accurately ; Decent range using Bluetooth ; Bluetooth dongle will work with many other Bluetooth items ; Keyboard is a great one shot solution with mouse...

None that I can think of

So there we have it - the Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Keyboard 7000 and Wireless Laser Mouse 8000 are an exceptional team.

If you are hesitant about replacing your Media Center remote with a full keyboard and mouse solution you should really give the Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000 a chance. It's clear that Microsoft designed this from the ground up for use with HTPC's...

Sleek Aluminum Design, 4 USB Ports, Charging Hub, Backlit keys, Features Best Suited for advanced versions of Vista, Windows Vista Certified

No keypad, Expensive, Keyboard is pretty flat, Mouse is the same as stand-alone

This product is perfect for those who want the latest in technology and style on their desktop. While best suited for Windows Vista Home Premium / Ultimate users to take advantage of all the features available (such as the Media Center features, etc.),...