Leading value-for-money digital lifestyle accessories brand, Trust Electronics Ltd, is pleased to introduce the Trezo comfort wireless keyboard and mouse. With silent keys and buttons and made from 85% recycled plastic, the new set continues Trust’s Clevergreen sustainability initiative and is available from Argos for £34.99 with other retailers expected to stock in the coming weeks.
As employees make their way back to the office, considerate working is more important than ever – no-one wants to be seated next to the person with an overly loud keyboard, nor do they want to be distracted by their own typing. Independently verified by a third-party organisation (ISO 7779:2018), the Trezo has taps as quiet as a whisper for the user, and comparable to rustling leaves for those around them – perfect for working from home or in the office.
It also makes for more sustainable and productive working, with a 4* Clevergreen rating, 85% recycled plastic, more eco-friendly and smaller packaging, and a long battery life of up to 48 months for the keyboard and 12 months for the mouse. Designed with modernity, comfort and accessibility in mind, users will also enjoy an integrated wrist rest and soft keystrokes.
Additional features include:
- Easily accessible media and office buttons for improved productivity
- Spill-resistant keys to protect the keyboard from tea, coffee, and other unexpected spills
- Convenient on/off switch to save battery life
- Fully wireless working with 10-meter wireless range to work from a distance
- Adjustable cursor speed of up to 1800 DPI for precise and accurate mouse movements
- Ambidextrous mouse design allowing ease for both left and right-handed users
Within the current assortment, the Trezo will sit above Trust’s current keyboard and mouse set Ody, and be sold for the new, affordable green price point of £34.99 from Argos with other retailers expected to stock in the coming weeks.
With all of these to enjoy and more, Trezo marks a new standard of quiet and productive progress in every workplace.
