This Porodo Dual Mode Wireless Keyboard with Mouse suits accountants entering invoices, university students writing assignments, and home-office workers across Westlands, Kilimani, and Upper Hill. Cramped desks and tangled cords slow people down during long typing sessions. The set clears that problem with two cordless devices that share one receiver, freeing up USB ports and desk space. Field staff who move between a laptop at the office and a tablet at home switch the Porodo keyboard between two connection modes without buying a second set.

Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya who stock single-mode wireless keyboards only, Mascom International supplies the Porodo Dual Mode Wireless Keyboard with Mouse with both 2.4G and Bluetooth in one box at KSh 3,400. Users consistently report the full 104-key layout speeds up spreadsheet and data-entry work compared to compact travel keyboards. At Mascom International, we're seeing strong demand for affordable dual-mode sets from Nairobi small businesses. Visit our Kimathi Street store to test the typing feel, or order with pay-on-arrival delivery to any of Kenya's 47 counties.

Dual-mode means the keyboard and mouse connect two ways: over a 2.4G USB receiver or over Bluetooth. The 2.4G receiver plugs into a laptop or desktop USB port for instant cordless use with no setup. Bluetooth pairing links the keyboard to phones, tablets, and laptops without using a port at all. You pick whichever mode fits the device in front of you, which helps Nairobi workers who switch between a work PC and a personal tablet daily.

Yes. The Porodo Dual Mode Wireless Keyboard with Mouse works with Windows laptops, Mac computers, Android phones, and tablets through its 2.4G receiver and Bluetooth modes. The 2.4G receiver suits Windows and Mac desktops and laptops with a spare USB-A port. Bluetooth mode connects to Android tablets, iPads, and phones for typing long messages or documents. This range covers most devices Kenyan students and office staff already own without needing extra adapters or driver downloads.

The keyboard carries a full 104-key membrane layout with both US and Arabic key markings. The 104-key count includes a dedicated number pad on the right side, which speeds up M-Pesa reconciliation, invoice entry, and ledger work for accountants and shopkeepers. Membrane switches keep typing quiet enough for shared offices and home rooms. The full-size spacing matches a standard desktop keyboard, so anyone moving from a wired board adjusts within minutes.

The mouse offers three switchable DPI levels: 800, 1200, and 1600. DPI sets how far the cursor moves for each inch you slide the mouse. The 800 setting gives slow, precise control for detailed spreadsheet selection, 1200 suits everyday browsing and document work, and 1600 moves the cursor quickly across large or dual monitors. A single button cycles the three levels, so you adjust pointer speed on the fly without opening Windows settings.

No. The keyboard needs one AAA battery and the mouse needs one AA battery, and neither is included in the retail box. This keeps the price at KSh 3,400 while letting you choose your own battery brand. Both devices use replaceable batteries rather than built-in cells, so you swap a fresh battery in seconds instead of waiting for a recharge. Mascom International stocks AAA and AA batteries separately if you need them on pickup.

Yes, for buyers wanting one set that pairs two ways. At KSh 3,400 you get a full-size 104-key keyboard plus an adjustable-DPI mouse, both cordless, sharing a single 2.4G receiver. Most single-mode wireless sets at this price drop the Bluetooth option entirely. The dual-mode design means one purchase covers a desktop today and a tablet tomorrow. For home offices, campus rooms, and small Nairobi businesses, this combination keeps the per-device cost low.

The 2.4G wireless mode typically reaches up to about 10 metres of clear range, enough for presentations and TV-connected setups. This range lets you control a laptop plugged into a meeting-room screen or a living-room TV from across the room. Walls and other wireless devices can shorten the distance. For normal desk use in a Nairobi office or hostel, you stay well within range and notice no lag during typing or scrolling.

A mode button or key switches the keyboard between its 2.4G receiver connection and Bluetooth pairing. To use 2.4G, plug the receiver into a USB port and the keyboard connects automatically. To use Bluetooth, select Bluetooth mode and pair the keyboard from your phone or tablet settings like any other Bluetooth device. Once paired, the keyboard remembers the connection, so daily switching between your office PC and home tablet takes only a moment.

The Porodo Dual Mode Wireless Keyboard with Mouse retail box from Mascom International includes the 104-key wireless keyboard, the adjustable-DPI wireless mouse, the shared 2.4G USB receiver, and the printed user guide. Batteries are not included: the keyboard needs one AAA battery and the mouse needs one AA battery. Mascom International stocks compatible AAA and AA batteries separately for buyers who need them at pickup.

The Porodo Dual Mode Wireless Keyboard with Mouse carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects. Our Nairobi CBD service desk handles any warranty claims directly, covering faults in the keyboard, mouse, or 2.4G receiver under normal use throughout the warranty period.

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The Porodo Dual Mode Wireless Keyboard with Mouse carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects. Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for honest specifications, current pricing, and direct after-sales support from our Nairobi CBD store.