Why We Offer Simple Keyboard & Mouse Options

Keyboards and mice are personal choices. We include a basic option for setup and testing, but encourage you to choose the perfect peripherals for your workflow.

The Big Idea

Keyboards and Mice Are Personal

Keyboards and mice are human interface devices. How they feel, respond, and fit your workflow is highly subjective. With thousands of options—mechanical vs. membrane, ergonomic vs. traditional, wired vs. wireless—there’s no single “best” choice for everyone.

Rather than guessing what you’ll like, we keep our options simple and encourage you to pick peripherals that match your hands, comfort preferences, and daily tasks.

Why We Include Basics

Enough to Get Started

The keyboard and mouse options we offer are designed to be reliable, straightforward, and functional. They’re meant to help you power on your new system, complete initial setup, and confirm everything is working properly right out of the box.

Return policy note: Because keyboards and mice are handled items (human interface devices), they cannot be returned. Offering a basic option helps prevent you from being stuck with an expensive peripheral that isn’t a great fit.

Our Recommendation

Shop Around for the Perfect Fit

We recommend shopping around and choosing the keyboard and mouse that feel right to you—whether that’s a specific mechanical switch type, a split ergonomic keyboard, a precision productivity mouse, or a gaming-focused setup.

Comfort matters

If you use your computer daily, a great keyboard/mouse can make a huge difference.

Try before you buy

If possible, test options in person to find the feel you prefer.

Wireless Tips

Bluetooth Latency Can Make a Fast PC Feel Slow

Wireless peripherals can be convenient, but some Bluetooth keyboards and mice may introduce input latency, connection delays, or power-saving wake lag. On a high-performance system, that can make the computer feel less responsive than it actually is.

Tip: If responsiveness matters (gaming, creative work, precise input), consider a quality wired device or a wireless model that uses a dedicated low-latency receiver.

Bottom Line

Built Systems, Your Perfect Peripherals

Our goal is to deliver a thoroughly tested, ready-to-use system while giving you the freedom to choose the input devices that best match your needs. Keeping keyboard and mouse options simple helps avoid unnecessary cost and ensures you can select peripherals you truly enjoy using.