Defender Berkeley C-925 Nano (45925)

Increased battery life and range

The Defender Berkeley C-925 Nano wireless set has several interesting features: affordable prices, a built-in power saving mode that allows the system to work on batteries for up to a year, and a receiver with the ability to distribute the signal over a distance of 15 metres.

Keyboard with gaming features

The keyboard is membrane, with full key travel and a palm rest. The gaps between the keys and the case are small — this is a plus for both appearance and dirt resistance. The keys feel are at a high level for a “clean membrane”, it is pleasant to work with them. Among the additional features, we highlight a separate “LNG” button for changing the language with one click and gaming functions such as blocking the Windows system keys and switching the cursor arrows to the WASD block. There would still be a full-fledged backlight and one could call it a full-fledged gaming keyboard.

Mouse with a resolution of 1600 dpi

The included mouse is designed for right-handed use. Its body is covered with a kind of soft-touch plastic, which lies nicely in the hand and does not allow the mouse to slide. Plus, there are rubberized pads on the sides that also reduce mouse slip. The sensor resolution is 1600 dpi, which is excellent performance considering the price.

There are nuances

Given the price, the set looks very good, but the reviews on the network about it are somewhat contradictory. Some customers complain that after a while the laser mouse starts to freeze for a few seconds, and some keyboard buttons do not respond to pressing when typing quickly. Therefore, the issue of quality here is quite controversial.