MSI FORGE K210 Wireless Combo - White

The MSI FORGE K210 Wireless Combo uses RF 2.4GHz wireless technology, which connects via a single USB receiver.

Batteries are typically not included with this product. You will need to supply AA or AAA batteries for the keyboard and mouse separately.

Yes, as long as each computer has a free USB port for the receiver, you can simply move the receiver to the new computer, and it should work instantly (plug-and-play).

The mouse features 3 adjustable DPI settings. Typically, there is a dedicated DPI button on the mouse (often located near the scroll wheel) that you can press to cycle through the different sensitivity levels.

The MSI FORGE K210 Wireless Combo comes with a reliable 2-year warranty.

The product description does not mention backlighting. This keyboard is designed with standard keycaps and does not feature illumination.

While the combo uses standard USB connectivity, compatibility with tablets and smartphones is not guaranteed and usually requires specific adapters or may not be supported by the operating system.

Ensure the USB receiver is securely plugged into the computer. Check if the batteries in the keyboard/mouse are low or dead and replace them if necessary. Try plugging the USB receiver into a different USB port. Restart your computer.

Move the USB receiver closer to the keyboard and mouse, or use a USB extension cable to position the receiver in a more optimal location. Minimize interference from other wireless devices or large metal objects. Check and replace the batteries.

Check for debris that might be jamming the keys. If the issue persists, ensure the keyboard is properly connected and try it on another computer to rule out a hardware fault.

Ensure the optical sensor on the underside of the mouse is clean. Avoid using the mouse on reflective or uneven surfaces. Adjust the DPI settings on the mouse if available, or try a different surface. Check/replace batteries.

Ensure the USB receiver is plugged directly into the computer, not through a USB hub. Restart the computer. If using an older OS, ensure it meets the minimum compatibility requirements. The device is designed for plug-and-play, so driver issues are rare.