Barrow Mods
Barrow Mods 2 in 1 Accessory 2.4G Wireless 79 Key Keyboard 1600 DPI Mouse Green
A compact 79-key keyboard with 13 shortcuts and a 1600 DPI mouse connect via a single 2.4 GHz USB receiver up to 10 metres away
- Cute fairy-colour design refreshes your workspace
- Silent round keycaps and ergonomic stands reduce hand fatigue
- 13 Fn hotkeys give quick media and system control
- 4 GHz wireless works up to 10 m with a single USB receiver
- 1600 DPI optical mouse with four buttons tracks precisely
Compact wireless combo
The Barrow Mods 2 in 1 accessory pairs a 79-key keyboard with a 1600 DPI optical mouse on a single 2.4 GHz USB receiver. It suits home-office users and students who want a tidy desk without cables. The green colourway and round concave keycaps give a distinctive look while keeping the footprint small at 309mm by 146mm.
79-key layout with 13 hotkeys
The keyboard uses a 79-key arrangement that omits a numeric pad to save space. Thirteen Fn-row shortcuts (ESC through F12) handle media, volume and system controls without extra software. Key travel feels like a laptop thanks to the concave round caps, and the two flip-out stands raise the typing angle by 29mm at the rear.
Silent typing and auto-sleep
Both devices run on separate batteries — one AA for the keyboard and one AAA for the mouse — and enter sleep mode automatically after inactivity to extend runtime. The mouse uses a 1600 DPI optical sensor with four buttons for everyday navigation. A 10-metre wireless range covers typical desk setups, and the receiver stores inside the mouse when travelling.
Highlights
- Cute fairy-colour design refreshes your workspace
- Silent round keycaps and ergonomic stands reduce hand fatigue
- 13 Fn hotkeys give quick media and system control
- 4 GHz wireless works up to 10 m with a single USB receiver
- 1600 DPI optical mouse with four buttons tracks precisely
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the 1600 DPI sensor mean for everyday use?
The 1600 DPI optical sensor gives responsive pointer control for office work and web browsing without needing a large mouse pad.
What does the 2.4 GHz wireless link limit in practice?
The 2.4 GHz connection works up to 10 metres and uses a single USB receiver stored in the mouse, so there are no cables and no pairing steps beyond plugging it in.
What do I need on my desk to fit the 79-key keyboard and mouse?
The keyboard measures 309 mm by 146 mm and the mouse 101 mm by 75 mm, so a modest desktop area is enough; both devices run on one AA and one AAA battery respectively.
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