TECKNET Mini Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Set (2.4G) with Nano USB Receiver and Silent Mouse, Silver
Product description
The essentials
If you want a tidy desk or a keyboard you can chuck into a laptop bag without fuss, the TECKNET mini wireless keyboard and mouse set is built around that idea. It uses a 2.4G wireless connection for a stable link (claimed up to 15M), and both the keyboard and mouse share a single Nano USB receiver that’s designed to store at the bottom of the mouse. On paper, that’s the kind of setup that suits home offices, shared workspaces and travel where you don’t want a tangle of dongles.
The keyboard is described as having scissor keys, aimed at comfortable typing, and the mouse is positioned as “extremely noiseless” with very quiet left and right clicks. Add a DPI-adjustable mouse with three levels (800/1200/1600) and 12 multimedia shortcut keys, and you’ve got a compact combo that leans towards everyday productivity rather than hardcore gaming.
That said, it’s called “mini” for a reason. If you prefer a full-size keyboard for lots of typing or deep spreadsheet work, this may feel more cramped than you’re used to. Also, the set uses AAA batteries (not included), so you’ll want to factor battery management into your routine.
What you’ll notice day to day
In use, the appeal here is mostly practical: fewer cables, quick plug-in via the Nano receiver, and quiet interactions. For example, if you’re working late at home, the noiseless mouse clicks can help you avoid waking other people while still getting your scrolling and clicking done. If you bounce between tasks—like switching from email to browsing—those 12 multimedia shortcuts can speed up common actions without needing to reach for the trackpad or menus.
The connection approach also matters. With a 2.4G wireless setup and a shared receiver, you’re not constantly pairing devices. You simply keep the receiver in place and use the set as normal, which is exactly the sort of “set it up and forget it” experience people usually want.
Key takeaways for performance and features
The mouse includes DPI adjustment with three sensitivity levels (800/1200/1600), which is useful if you like switching between general navigation and more precise pointing. The keyboard’s scissor key design is the other notable detail, aimed at comfortable typing and better day-to-day efficiency (the claim is that it improves your workflow).
For controls, the keyboard includes 12 multimedia hot keys described for functions like playing music, browsing the web, and opening email. It’s a small bundle, so it won’t replace a full workstation controller, but for quick shortcuts it can be surprisingly handy.
One limitation to keep in mind: the “up to 15M” wireless range is a marketing figure. Real-world distance and obstacles vary, so don’t treat it as a guaranteed guarantee in every room.
Tech specs
- Connection: 2.4G wireless
- Wireless range (claimed): up to 15M
- Receiver: shared Nano USB receiver (stored at bottom of the mouse)
- Keyboard type: scissor key design
- Multimedia shortcuts: 12 hot keys
- Mouse noise: silent left and right clicks (as described)
- Mouse DPI levels: 3 levels (800/1200/1600)
- Keyboard dimensions: 285.5 x 120.5 x 20.1mm
- Keyboard weight: 185g
- Mouse dimensions: 114.92 x 60.98 x 31.97mm
- Mouse weight: 55g
- Power: keyboard uses 2 AAA batteries, mouse uses 2 AAA batteries (battery not included)
- Compatibility (as stated): Windows 11/10/8/7/2000/ME/XP/Vista and Android smart TV
- In the box: wireless keyboard x 1, wireless mouse x 1, USB receiver x 1, user manual x 1
- Warranty/support: support available for 36 months (registration required)
Who it’s for (and who should skip it)
It suits you if you want a straightforward wireless keyboard and mouse combo for home, office, or travel, especially where desk space matters. It’s also a good match if “quiet” is a real requirement—open-plan desks, late-night use, or anyone trying not to distract others.
You may want to skip it if you strongly prefer a full-size keyboard layout for long typing sessions, because the mini form factor can feel tight depending on your workflow. If you don’t like managing batteries, it may be a mild annoyance too—this kit explicitly requires AAA batteries (not included).
Care and setup notes
The receiver sharing design is convenient, but it does mean you’ll want to keep track of the Nano dongle. On setup, it’s also worth planning your battery choice in advance since the batteries aren’t supplied. Beyond that, there isn’t much to “tune”: the idea is that you plug in and get on with your day.
Is it worth it?
Buying verdict Worth considering if your main goal is a compact 2.4G wireless keyboard and a quiet mouse with a DPI-adjustable sensor, plus quick multimedia shortcuts. It’s the sort of set that can deliver a clean, portable setup for everyday computer use, as long as you’re happy with a mini keyboard layout.
It might not be the best choice if you need a large, comfortable keyboard for hours of heavy typing, or if you’d rather avoid battery-powered devices altogether. If you’re deciding between a simple wireless bundle and a more specialist setup, this one fits best when you want practical basics—quiet clicks, simple connection, and portable convenience—without overcomplicating things.
Mini FAQ
Will I need batteries to use it?
Yes. The keyboard needs 2 AAA batteries and the mouse needs 2 AAA batteries, and the batteries are not included.
Does it use one USB receiver for both devices?
Correct. The keyboard and mouse share a Nano USB receiver, which is stored at the bottom of the mouse.
How far does the wireless connection work?
The wireless range is claimed up to 15M. Real-world distance can be affected by your environment.
What’s the mouse DPI range?
It has 3 DPI levels: 800/1200/1600.
Is it compatible with Windows and Android smart TV?
As stated, it supports Windows 11/10/8/7/2000/ME/XP/Vista and Android smart TV.