Keyboard Mouse Rapoo 8000M Combo Black AR Multi mode Wireless Bluetooth

• Multi-mode wireless connectivity: supports Bluetooth 3.0, Bluetooth 4.0, and 2.4 GHz (via nano-USB receiver).

• Ability to connect to multiple devices and switch between them easily.

• Keyboard is compact and portable; also spill-resistant design.

• Mouse with 1300 DPI optical sensor (suitable for general office work).

• Broad compatibility: Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Chrome OS.

• Battery life: keyboard reportedly up to ~12 months, mouse up to ~9 months under normal usage.

 Things to Consider / Watch Out

• While the DPI (1300) is fine for office tasks, it’s not high-end for gaming or precision design work if you were expecting that level.

• The keyboard does not include a full numeric keypad (based on one spec sheet mention: “Keyboard Numpad: No”). If you need a full-size keyboard for extensive number entry (common in engineering contexts), this might be a limitation.

• Verify the layout (Arabic/English) when buying locally in Egypt—as many imported combos may default to English only.

• “Spill-resistant” is not the same as waterproof—take care around liquids.

• As always with wireless devices: ensure good placement of the receiver, check for interference (especially 2.4 GHz), and confirm batteries or rechargeability.

• Check warranty and service availability locally (for example, whether there are service/parts in Cairo).

 Is It a Good Buy for You?

Given your usage (you’re a civil/structural engineer doing detailing, likely a lot of CAD, design software, maybe modelling etc) here’s my take:

• If your workflow is mostly office/engineering software (CAD drawings, spreadsheets, modelling), this combo is likely a solid choice: good connectivity flexibility (BT + dongle), compact form (helps if you sometimes work on laptop/portable).

• If you often do precision design work (e.g., frequent CAD pan/zoom, large spreadsheets, number entry), you might benefit from a full-size keyboard with num-pad + a mouse with higher DPI / more ergonomic features. So this combo would suffice but may not be optimal.

• Since you’re working in detailing and design, comfort is important (keyboard feel, mouse ergonomics). I’d suggest you try it in-store if possible or check return policy, because “compact keyboard” might mean smaller keys/spacing which might affect your speed/comfort if you type a lot.