On October 20, Lenovo launched a number of computers in its home country China. Alongside them, the company also announced certain accessories. One of those was YOGA Life Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo. Let us take a look at this product in this article.

Lenovo YOGA Life Wireless keyboard and Mouse Combo Specifications, Features & Price

The newly launched Lenovo YOGA Life Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo is a regular accessory like its name suggests. But unlike those normal peripherals available in the market, this one is designed for Lenovo YOGA 27 AIO (All-in-One) PC, however, it can be used with any computer or laptop with a USB Type-A port.

Talking about the keyboard first, it features full-size layout but no numeric keypad. The keys sport floating design and the company claims them to be quiet, offering a comfortable typing experience.

It measures 416 x 140 x 26mm in dimensions and weighs 620g. It is backed by a 250mAh built-in battery and charges via USB Type-C.

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On the other hand, the mouse comes with an ergonomic curved design. It does not include extra keys apart from the left-right button and a scroll wheel, however, the optical sensor present in it features 1,600 DPI precision.

Lastly, it weighs 83g with an AA battery and measures 105 x 62 x 37mm in dimensions.

Unfortunately, despite their premium look, they operate over 2.4GHz via an included USB receiver and not Bluetooth. On the plus side, they don’t require any driver.

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The Lenovo YOGA Life Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo is priced at 299 yuan ($45) and is available for pre-order starting today (October 21) in China. On November 1, the first day of its sale, this product can be purchased for a discounted price tag of 199 yuan ($30).

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