The oraimo NimbleType OF-KK500N Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Kit is now available at Mascom International for KSh 3,300, ready for pickup at our Nairobi CBD store on the First Floor, Room 4 of Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street. This combo pairs a slim 78-key notebook-style keyboard with a photoelectric mouse, both running on a single 2.4G wireless link. The keyboard holds a 300mAh rechargeable battery that lasts up to 30 days per charge and refills over Type-C. The oraimo NimbleType works across Windows, Mac, and Android without driver installs, making it a clean plug-and-play desk upgrade.
The oraimo NimbleType suits students, remote workers, and small-office staff across Kenya who want a tidy desk without cable clutter. Anyone typing reports on a laptop at a shared table, marking assignments at Kenyatta University, or handling M-Pesa records at a shop counter gets a full-size typing feel without a bulky board. The quiet scissor keys keep noise down in shared spaces and late-night study sessions. At 283.79mm wide and 16.11mm thin, the oraimo NimbleType slides into a laptop bag, solving the cramped-laptop-keyboard problem for people who work between home, campus, and the office.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya, Mascom International prices the oraimo NimbleType at KSh 3,300, below the KSh 4,500 commonly listed elsewhere. Buyers across Nairobi tell us the rechargeable keyboard removes the constant AA-battery hunt that plagues cheaper wireless sets. At Mascom International, we're seeing steady demand for the oraimo NimbleType from home-office setups and shared workspaces. Visit our Kimathi Street store to type on the oraimo NimbleType before you buy, or order for pay-on-arrival delivery to any of Kenya's 47 counties.
Common Questions About the oraimo NimbleType OF-KK500N Wireless Keyboard
Is the oraimo NimbleType worth KSh 3,300 in Kenya?
Yes, for anyone wanting a rechargeable wireless keyboard with a matching mouse, KSh 3,300 is fair value. Comparable oraimo kits list at KSh 4,500 at other Kenyan shops, so Mascom International's price saves you KSh 1,200. You get a 300mAh Type-C rechargeable keyboard, a photoelectric mouse, and universal Windows, Mac, and Android support in one box. For students and home workers replacing a cramped laptop keyboard, the combo pays back quickly in comfort and a cleaner desk.
How long does the keyboard battery actually last?
The oraimo NimbleType keyboard runs up to 30 days on a single charge from its 300mAh lithium battery, verified through oraimo Lab testing. You recharge it over the included Type-C cable, the same connector most Kenyan phones already use, so no special adapter is needed. A full charge takes a short desk session. This 30-day cycle means you plug in roughly once a month, unlike disposable-battery keyboards that die mid-task and force a mid-week battery run to the shop.
Does it work with Windows, Mac, and Android?
Yes. The oraimo NimbleType supports Windows 7, 8, 10, and 11, Mac OS, and Android devices through its 2.4G wireless link. It is plug-and-play, meaning you insert the USB receiver and start typing with no driver downloads or setup screens. This suits anyone switching between a Windows work laptop, a MacBook, and an Android tablet. The mouse and keyboard both connect through one receiver, so you use a single USB port rather than two, leaving your other ports free for flash drives or a phone cable.
Are the keyboard and mouse noisy to type on?
No. The oraimo NimbleType uses a scissor key structure with quiet keystrokes, keeping click noise low in shared rooms. This matters for open-plan offices along Westlands and Upper Hill, hostel rooms during exam season, and home desks where a family member sleeps nearby. The keys sit on a slim, inclined board that gives your fingers a laptop-like short travel. The photoelectric mouse tracks quietly on most desk surfaces, so late-night work and early-morning email runs stay considerate to the people around you.
How does the wireless connection work?
The oraimo NimbleType uses one 2.4G USB nano receiver that runs both the keyboard and the mouse together. The receiver stores inside the mouse when you travel, so you are less likely to lose it in a bag. You plug the single dongle into a laptop or desktop USB port, switch both units on, and they pair automatically within a stable working range. This 2.4G link avoids the pairing menus of Bluetooth, which helps on older Kenyan office desktops and school computers that lack reliable Bluetooth.
Is it good for students and remote workers?
Yes. The oraimo NimbleType is built for students at USIU, Strathmore, and JKUAT typing assignments, plus remote workers running Zoom and Microsoft Teams from home. Its 283.79mm width and 16.11mm thin body fit a backpack for campus-to-hostel-to-cafe movement. The 30-day battery means fewer charging interruptions during long study blocks. A full keyboard beside a laptop reduces the hunching that a cramped built-in keyboard causes, which helps during multi-hour writing and coding sessions where posture and typing comfort directly affect how long you can work.
Does the mouse need charging too?
No, the oraimo NimbleType mouse does not recharge. It runs on a single AAA battery with very low power draw, under 12mA, so one battery lasts a long stretch before replacement. Only the keyboard uses the 300mAh rechargeable cell and Type-C cable. This split design keeps the mouse light and simple, and AAA cells are sold at nearly every Kenyan shop and supermarket. Mascom International can supply spare AAA batteries alongside your kit so you have a backup ready from day one.
How does it compare to a wired keyboard and mouse set?
The oraimo NimbleType removes two cables from your desk, giving you room to move and a cleaner surface for notebooks and paperwork. A wired set never needs charging but ties you to the machine and clutters the desk. The oraimo NimbleType trades a monthly recharge for freedom of placement, letting you push the keyboard aside or sit back from the screen. For laptop users in Kenya who dock at different tables through the week, the wireless kit is the more flexible daily choice.
Technical Specifications
Wireless Connection and Receiver
- Runs on 2.4G wireless, giving a stable, lag-free link within a normal desk-to-screen working range.
- A single USB nano receiver drives both keyboard and mouse, freeing a second USB port for other devices.
- The receiver tucks inside the mouse for storage, cutting the chance of losing the dongle during travel.
- 2.4G skips Bluetooth pairing menus, so it connects to older office desktops and school computers instantly.
- On/off switches on both units save battery when the kit is packed away or not in use.
- Plug-and-play setup needs no software downloads, useful on locked-down work or campus machines.
Keyboard Layout and Typing Feel
- The 78-key notebook-style layout keeps a full typing set in a compact footprint that fits small desks.
- A scissor key structure gives short, laptop-like travel for fast, accurate typing on reports and code.
- Quiet keystrokes lower click noise, suiting shared offices, hostels, and homes with sleeping family members.
- The board sits on a slight incline that lets your wrists rest more naturally during long typing sessions.
- Arrow keys and function keys are included, so spreadsheet and document shortcuts work without adapters.
- The slim 16.11mm profile keeps the keyboard light enough to carry between home, campus, and office.
Rechargeable Power and Battery Life
- A 300mAh rechargeable lithium battery powers the keyboard for up to 30 days per charge.
- Type-C charging uses the same cable as most modern Kenyan phones, so no special adapter is required.
- The 30-day cycle means recharging roughly once a month rather than hunting for disposable batteries mid-task.
- Input rating of 5V and 150mA keeps charging gentle on the cell for longer overall battery health.
- oraimo Lab testing verified the 30-day figure, giving a realistic rather than exaggerated battery claim.
- A low-battery state prompts a quick top-up over any standard USB port or phone charger.
Mouse Tracking and Daily Control
- The photoelectric mouse tracks cursor movement accurately on most common desk and mousepad surfaces.
- It runs on one AAA battery drawing under 12mA, so a single cell lasts a long stretch.
- AAA cells are stocked in nearly every Kenyan shop, making mouse power easy and cheap to replace.
- The mouse shares the keyboard's single receiver, so both connect through one USB port together.
- A light body suits extended browsing, spreadsheet work, and cursor-heavy design or editing tasks.
- The contoured shape supports the palm during long work sessions to reduce hand strain.
System Compatibility Across Devices
- Works with Windows 7, 8, 10, and 11 for office laptops, desktops, and school computers.
- Mac OS support lets MacBook users add a full keyboard and mouse without buying Apple accessories.
- Android compatibility means tablets and Android boxes gain a physical keyboard for faster text entry.
- One receiver serves every supported device, so you move the kit between machines with a single plug.
- No drivers are needed on any platform, keeping setup simple for non-technical users.
- Universal support suits mixed Kenyan households and offices running different brands side by side.
Build Quality and Portability
- The keyboard uses an ABS and PC plastic body chosen for daily durability at a low weight.
- Overall dimensions of 283.79 by 123 by 16.11mm keep the board slim enough for a laptop bag.
- The thin, flat profile stacks easily on a shelf or slides beside a laptop in a backpack.
- Matching mouse and keyboard styling gives a tidy, uniform look on home and office desks.
- The compact size fits shared tables, reception counters, and small workstations common in Nairobi offices.
- Lightweight construction makes the kit practical for staff who move desks or work across sites.
What's in the Box
Every oraimo NimbleType kit from Mascom International includes the wireless keyboard and matching photoelectric mouse, the USB nano receiver (stored inside the mouse), a Type-C charging cable for the keyboard, and the oraimo welcome guide. The mouse takes one AAA battery, which Mascom International can supply alongside your order so the kit works the moment it reaches you. Ask our team to add spare AAA cells at checkout.
Warranty
The oraimo NimbleType OF-KK500N Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Kit carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects. Our Nairobi CBD service desk handles any claims directly, so support stays local and simple throughout the cover period.
Where to Buy the oraimo NimbleType in Kenya
The oraimo NimbleType OF-KK500N Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Kit is available now at Mascom International, located at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Visit our store Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, to type on the oraimo NimbleType in person before purchase. Available in black.
Order through any of the following:
- Phone: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Mascom International ships the oraimo NimbleType across all 47 Kenyan counties with pay-on-arrival delivery you only pay when the kit reaches you. Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, and Eldoret receive delivery within 1 business day. Other counties, including Lodwar, Wajir, and Mandera, receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
The oraimo NimbleType carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects, handled directly from our Nairobi CBD service desk. Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for honest specifications, current pricing, and dependable warranty backing on every keyboard and mouse kit we stock.
