The Creative Wireless Desktop 9000 is a reasonable wireless combination package, but the keyboard is plagued with typing problems and the mouse buttons are badly placed, which made it a pain to use.

A very comfortable keyboard and mouse solution that looks slick but is let down by poor implementation of the wireless technology.

The piano component isn’t the best quality and since its not retractable it makes the keyboard component uncomfortable and awkward to use.

For anyone with a media centre, this keyboard may be the solution you’ve been looking for. Whilst it may not be perfect, we’ve yet to see a better option for lounge room computing.

The A4tech Anti-RSI desktop wont impress and generally isn’t that great a set but the price will attract many people and the idiom that you get what you pay for is definitely true.

One of the best gaming solutions available on the market today. The Wolf Claw offers 40 keys all within easy reach and makes playing any game with keyboard commands a dream.

We were bitterly disappointed when we discovered the LCD game support was barely existent, but apart from that this is a strong contender for the best keyboard on the market, offering features that will please both gamers and desktop users

A worthwhile alternative for those wanting to go wireless, and particularly good when bought in a combo with the MX1000 mouse. It does however have a few connectivity and response issues that stop it from being brilliant.

If comfort is important to you as a typist, then this is the keyboard for you.