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Anko 4 in 1 Gaming Combo (Keyboard, Mouse, Mousepad & Headphones) $35 + Delivery/C&C @ Kmart

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This seems like a good price for a cheap peripherals bundle.
No brand name that I could see. Comes with a 12 month warranty.
The mousepad seems fairly large, it's 25 x 35cm.
Price is currently $35, was $49.

Specs from Kmart's site:

Mouse
    Resolution: 1200-1600-2400-3200dpi
    Input rating: 5V/100mA
    7 buttons gaming mouse with metal on the bottom
    Ergonomic design, with anti-slipping surface
    Key life: 3,000,000 times
    Cable length: 1.5m / 4.9ft
    Plug and play

Keyboard
    Super slim suspension gaming keyboard with backlight
    104 keys, 19 anti-ghosting keys
    Key life: 5,000,000 times
    Rainbow LED light
    Metal top cover
    1.5m / 4.9ft USB cable
    Plug and play

Headphone
    Speaker: 40mm
    Impedance: 16+/- 15% ohm
    Sensitivity: 100+/- 3dB
    Frequency response: 20Hz to 20Khz
    Microphone: 6.0 x 5.0
    Operating current: Greater than equal to 80mA (5V)
    Cord length: 2.1m / 6.8ft
    Plug: 3.5mm+ USB

Mouse pad
    Anti-slip rubber base effectively keeps the mouse pad from slipping

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closed Comments

  • +1

    I got the Typhoon one from officeworks the other day for $29, it wasn't great but for < $30 it was passable …

    https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/601367

    • Very nice. The reviews on that one are a bit all over the place, people either loved or hated it.
      Unfortunately this Kmart one only has 1 review so far.

      • +1

        Don't get me wrong I'd prefer Razer or Alienware ones … ;)

  • +1

    Also the branding is ANKO on this one

    • Thanks, I added it as a tag :)

  • +2

    Save your money and buy something that isn't Kmart branded.

    • +2

      I like Kmart branded art supplies. But for electronics, it does seem too cheap to be decent doesn't it. Much more that can go wrong with them.
      I suppose it's good for people who need something quickly to replace broken gear, or want a starter set.
      If you are going to use them heavily or want them to last a long time, spending more on quality gear would probably be better in the long run.

    • +1

      It's all the same rebranded AliExpress stuff if youre on a budget.

    • +3

      Recently I found Kmart's $12 ergonomic mouse is the exact same model as Anker's, and that's selling for $49.99 on Amazon

      Not a bad one

      • Did Anker rip off the Anko brand name or was it the other way around?

        • Most likely unrelated. Anko is Kmart's rebranded Home&Co, Kid&Co & etc. Anker is just a brand from Shenzhen, China

    • +5

      Save your money and buy something that is Anko branded.

    • Mx master 3, corsair k70 and a qck prism mat. Thanks you saved me $35

  • +1

    These are good and cheap enough to keep as emergency peripherals, or even your main ones if you don't mind a shorter life. Overall, I'd say it's a decent deal

  • +3

    Internet Cafe starter pack.

  • +3

    The WASD on the arrow keys is absolutely hysterical! I get why they put the arrows on the WASD keys, but also doing the reverse of that makes zero sense XD

    Also, purely out of curiosity, I assume it's a membrane keyboard? And does anyone know the polling rate of the mouse? Would be a bit lame if you got home and found out it was only 125 Hz or something.

  • +1

    That keyboard looks horrible. The rest looks okayish. But who knows how well it works and how durable.

  • +3

    I love Anko. Almost everything in my house is Anko branded.

    • +1

      Now if only they could sell an Anko house

  • Wouldn't go near it.

  • -2

    elite streaming gamers don't buy Anko brahhh their 1 viewer may see it whilst streaming! lol

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