Question Looking for an A4tech KBS-6000 children's mouse

[skyf]

I'm looking for an A4tech KBS-6000 mouse kid's mouse (like this one - https://www.newegg.com/a4tech-my-kids-kbs-6000b-usb-or-ps-2-wired/p/N82E16823141002). Does anyone know where I can find one?

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[Lutfij]

I don't think you'll find it unless you look through sites similar to Ebay, like Craigslist and Gumtree. Would you be interested in perhaps building a keyboard with a themed keycap set? Something like this;

126 Keys Watercolor Pen Keycaps XDA Profile Graffiti Cartoon Anime Mechanical Keyboard Keycap Set

S$25.75 | ABOUT THE PRODUCT: *Thin and portable *Absolute appearance and product material *Cute and beautiful comic style *Buttons are comfortable to press. PRODUCT SPECIFICATION: *Model: Watercolor Pen Keycaps *Material: PBT *Height: XDA *Number of keys: 127 keys *Packaging: plastic bag...

www.carousell.sg

This is just an example, not necessarily a reason to buy off that site.

 

[punkncat]

I was going to suggest checking Ali Express if you have the time. I am not saying they will have the same device but their site is full of anime and such themed items.

 

[skyf]

I actually like the KBS-6000 because the size and shape fit my hand comfortably. Adult mice tend to be too big, and mos kid's mice seem to be too small. If I could find another brand like the KBS-6000, I'd buy it.

 

[Ralston18]

Different line of thought.....

The keyboards are cute and interesting.

How old are the kids?

Unless there are special reasons/requirements for such keyboards, I suggest just plain vanilla/big box store keyboard/mouse combos.

Kids are hard on such things and you may find yourself trying to find a replacement(s) sooner rather than later.

Much easier for everyone involved if the keyboards are generic overall. Go into store or order on line. Off the shelf whatever.... on sale maybe.

Most likely that the kids will manage without the extra "cuteness". They probably get exposed to all sorts of keyboards and mice anyway.

Also: you and/or the kids can put on some stickies of your own to personalize the keyboard and mouse.

Dinosaurs today, robots next month, super heros thereafter, etc., etc..

 

[skyf]

It's not for kids. The KBS-6000 fits comfortably in my hand.

 

[General_Cool]

It's not for kids. The KBS-6000 fits comfortably in my hand.

https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseRevie...e_only_gaming_mice_i_recommend_for/?rdt=57069

If you'd like a TL;DR, this guy has smaller hands and recommends the HS-K Plus Ace, but found that the FinalMouse Starlight Pro TenZ (small size) is better for gaming but has horrible quality control. I'd recommend the first option if you're a one and done user that doesn't want to worry about your mouse not working one day. HS-K also makes a mouse smaller than that one if you're trying to go for one that's for really small hands like the KBS-6000.

 

[Ralston18]

@skyf

For your use then - fair enough.

Size and fit/feel being a more specific requirement:

Google "travel wireless keyboard and mouse combo" and take a look for some posssible keyboard/mouse combinations. Or separate if need be.

https://perixx.com/products/periduo...18778&pr_ref_pid=8026326073603&pr_seq=uniform

Revise the search criteria as necessary to focus down to your requirements.

And you can still have stickies...