Adesso
Adesso WKB-1400CB Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo
A wireless 104-key keyboard and ambidextrous mouse connect through a single 2.4 GHz receiver, with a dedicated Copilot AI hotkey for Windows 11 and 12 multimedia shortcuts
- Dedicated Copilot AI hotkey launches Microsoft Copilot instantly on Windows 11 23H2
- Quiet low-profile membrane switches reduce typing noise for shared workspaces
- Single 2.4 GHz receiver connects both keyboard and mouse
- Full-size 104-key layout with 12 multimedia and internet hotkeys
- Ambidextrous optical mouse with 1000 DPI resolution and three buttons
Wireless Combo with Copilot Key
The Adesso WKB-1400CB combines a full-size 104-key keyboard and an ambidextrous optical mouse on a single 2.4GHz receiver. Quiet low-profile membrane switches keep typing noise low for shared spaces. A dedicated Copilot hotkey opens Microsoft Copilot on supported Windows 11 version 23H2 or later systems.
Hotkeys and DPI Control
Twelve dedicated hotkeys cover five internet functions and seven multimedia controls for one-press navigation. The optical mouse operates at 1000 DPI with three buttons and suits left- or right-handed use. Both devices draw power from the same 2.4GHz link without additional pairing steps.
Windows and MacOS Compatibility
Works with Windows 11 through XP and MacOS 10.6 or later, making it a simple plug-in solution for mixed-OS desks. Buyers who want programmable macros, adjustable DPI steps, or mechanical key feel should look at something else.
Highlights
- Dedicated Copilot AI hotkey launches Microsoft Copilot instantly on Windows 11 23H2
- Quiet low-profile membrane switches reduce typing noise for shared workspaces
- Single 2.4 GHz receiver connects both keyboard and mouse
- Full-size 104-key layout with 12 multimedia and internet hotkeys
- Ambidextrous optical mouse with 1000 DPI resolution and three buttons
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How long do the low-profile membrane switches on the WKB-1400CB keyboard last before they need replacing?
The keyboard uses quiet low-profile membrane switches rated for millions of keystrokes, so under normal office use they typically last several years before any key feels different.
What is the first limit you hit when using the 1000 DPI optical mouse all day on a high-resolution screen?
The 1000 DPI sensor means you must move the mouse further to cross a 4K monitor, so cursor travel distance becomes the practical limit before sensor speed does.
How much heat or noise does the 2.4 GHz wireless combo produce after eight hours of continuous typing and clicking?
The membrane keyboard stays silent and the optical mouse has no moving parts, so the combo generates no audible fan noise and barely any perceptible heat during all-day use.
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