The Ghost A1 Keyboard & Mouse Combo is a premium bundle in performance, build and price. Featuring Ghost’s wireless A1 mechanical keyboard and wired M1 gaming mouse there’s no shortage of ...

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Average wireless keyboard/mouse combo kits will cost $20 to $50. If you want an ergonomically designed unit with customizable hotkeys, expect to pay $50 to $100.

Other non-Surface branded keyboards and mice include the Microsoft Pro IntelliMouse, as well as the Microsoft Designer Bluetooth Desktop keyboard and mouse combo.

Average wireless keyboard/mouse combo kits will cost $20 to $50. If you want an ergonomically designed unit with customizable hotkeys, expect to pay $50 to $100.

But the mouse looks pretty conventional compared to the keyboard. Split keyboards have been with us for several decades now, with Microsoft's first ergonomic keyboard shipping in 1994.

Microsoft revealed the timing for mouse and keyboard support for the Xbox One Saturday, announcing that it would launch Wednesday, Nov. 14, among its many other reveals during its X018 event.