The dell km3322w wireless keyboard and mouse are a good option for those looking for a product in the under 1500 rupees range. The keyboard features multimedia and shortcut keys, while the mouse has good click quality.
So, here's what you get in the box:
1. 3-year warranty Book for the product
2. manual guide
3. receiver
4. free cell,
which will be compatible with the one AA mouse and Two AAA for Keyboard
The keyboard doesn't have an on-off switch, only the mouse has it. Both the products are of good quality. The keyboard doesn't flex or bend and the frame doesn't get depressed when pressing keys. The plastic thickness of the mouse is also good, but there is a slight loose sound from the scroll wheel when shaken.
Let's start with the keyboard:
-The Dell branding is in glossy finish on one of the corners
-The top of the keyboard has a slightly wider bezel, and the other three -sides have round curves for comfortable typing
-The keys are of low profile chicklet style, so the key travel is relatively -less
-The key press is good, and you can say that it's somewhat similar to the H330.
Overall, the typing experience is okay because the space, backspace, and shift keys are loose. Even though some measures have been taken to keep the keys stable, they still feel loose. However, the regular letter keys and other keys don't have this issue.
The keyboard has media and shortcut keys that can be used with the fn key, and some frequently used keys such as volume and calculator can be directly accessed without using the fn key.
The keyboard only has LED indicators for the battery and doesn't have any for num lock or caps lock, which can be irritating.
The backside of the keyboard has adjustable legs, and the quality of the keyboard impressed me as one of the best.
Now let's move on to the mouse:
-The Dell branding is also in glossy finish on the mouse
-The top surface of the mouse is in matte finish and it's a normal size mouse. Due to its shape, it's ergonomics and comfort-wise it's quite good.
-The quality of the clicks is good, they are not hard and are easy to press.
-The clicks give a vintage feel of an old mouse, similar to the ones with the round ball from the 90s.
-The quality of the scroll wheel is also good, and it's made of rubber material. However, it makes a weird noise.
-The DPI of the mouse is 1000, which is sufficient for a normal 24-inch monitor.
In this combo, you can do basic gaming, but I wouldn't recommend it for FPS games because it doesn't have anti-ghosting keys and the DPI of the mouse is also low. When you try to flick it fast, it may result in a spin-out problem.
Overall, this combo is priced decently, and it has good build quality. You have direct access to the volume keys. Dell is a good brand in India, and it has a 3-year warranty. However, the loose keys in the keyboard may irritate you while typing. Other than that, there is no problem with the mouse.
It's up to you to decide whether these problems are deal-breakers for you or not. If not, then you can go ahead and purchase this combo.
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