Logitech diNovo Mini

List Price: $149.99 Discount Price: $134.10

Features:

• Package Contents - Logitech diNovo Mini, USB Mini-receiver, Power adapter, CD with software, comfort guidelines and help center, User's guide, and Cleaning cloth
• Use as a touch pad to point and click or as a directional pad to navigate menus and make selections
• Backlighting - Makes text entry effortless even in low light with two different backlight colors- orange for cursor mode and green for media control mode
• Bluetooth 2.0 - Enjoy long-range wireless control from up to 30 feet away
• Thumb-operated keypad design

Accessories:

Microsoft Reclusa Gaming Keyboard (Black)

Customer Reviews:

Could have been great, but... [Posted on 2008-04-28]
The diNovo Mini might have been perfect for what I needed, but I wouldn't know. It came with a bad battery that would not charge. I got to use for a little bit while plugged in, but that is now how this little device is supposed to work. I therefore can not tell how it would be for normal daily use. I chose to return it for refund instead of replacement because I couldn't wait weeks without a keyboard. I ended up getting the diNovo Edge and love it. I would recommend the edge over the mini unless you just absolutely need to have the very smallest thing out there.

A work of art [Posted on 2008-05-02]
This keyboard mouse combo is the best for media center i have ever seen. Connects effortlessly, always on and is very sleek looking. The only small comment I have is that the mouse pad is a little slow. However, you can easily change the mouse setting and it will work fine. The buttons are sturdy and comfortable. The unit size is perfect. Not too small where the keys are useless yet small enough to fit with the remote controls tray. Logitech did a very good job.

Ideal HTPC remote control [Posted on 2008-05-02]
When you have a PC next to your TV for media center application or simply browse the Web,you do not have much choice: you must use a complete wireless keyboard and mouse. This was true until the DiNovo mini, now you have a complete palm size mouse/keyboard.

Super easy to install (on Vista), the battery life is great and all the keys are there and even more. Also the keyboard has a backlight which makes it practical in the dark. The build quality is very good too, it feels solid in your hand, usual for Logitech.

The only negative aspect would be that the keys are very small (hey small keyboard small keys), it is of course not intended for game play but only for small inputs such as a url or a name.

As the keyboard is trying to save its battery, it goes into a sleep mode after some inactivity and drops the BT connection and it can take as long as a couple of seconds to be able to use it again.

Really the perfect device everybody was waiting for. Could not live without it.

Great innovative product [Posted on 2008-05-05]
This thing works perfectly. The days of balancing a wireless keyboard on your lap and rolling a mouse on the arm of your chair or sofa is over. I bought it specifically for use with a computer hooked up to my HDTV for use as a media center. It tracks really well and quickly becomes like a second hand. I wish my remotes worked as well as this thing. I highly recommend anyone with similar needs check it out.

A must have device for HTPCs!! [Posted on 2008-05-05]
This keyboard mouse combo is the perfect, and nearly priceless, solution for HTPC users. This completely eliminates the need to be sitting down to use your computer. I am constantly walking around with mine in the living room. It's simply plug-n-play. I even use it in my BIOS and OS setup, something I did not expect from a bluetooth device. I wish it came with a charging cradle instead of a plug-in cord; but that is just a wish, not a drawback as battery life is pretty long (although not the length that Logitech proclaims).

There are 3 reasons why I did not give this little wonder 5 stars. First, there are no function "F" keys. During windows setup, I had to grab another keyboard to hit the "F8" key; but how often do you really use those anyways?
Second, the mouse pad can be a little finicky at times; too over or under-sensitive.
Third, from a multimedia keyboard designed toward use with HTPCs, I would expect a nice eject button somewhere on the device.
These are 3 MINOR quirks that are easily overlooked for its many other (nearly endless) benefits.

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