The ZEBRONICS Companion 107 is a basic 2.4GHz wireless keyboard and mouse combo that shares one USB nano receiver between a full-size 104-key keyboard and a 3-button, 1200 DPI optical mouse. It suits home desktops, office workstations and laptops used at a desk, where you want to get rid of cables without spending on premium features. It is not built for gaming, typing enthusiasts or people who need Bluetooth.
In short: if you need a simple, full-size wireless combo with a numeric keypad, a Rupee key and media shortcuts, the Companion 107 covers the essentials on paper. Neither Zebronics nor the listing mentions Bluetooth, multi-device switching, backlighting or adjustable mouse DPI, and no battery-life figure is published.
This article is based on Zebronics’ official product page and the Amazon.in listing, both checked on 17 October 2026. We have not tested the product hands-on, and we could not find an independent lab review of this exact combo, so there are no real-world performance claims here beyond what the brand and the listing state.
Quick verdict
- Best for: home and office desktops, laptop users who work at a desk, and anyone replacing a wired keyboard and mouse with a simple wireless pair
- Skip it if: you need Bluetooth, want to switch between several devices, type in the dark, or play games that need a high-DPI mouse
- Key strengths: full 104-key layout with number pad, Rupee key, 12 multimedia keys (as per the Amazon.in listing), single nano receiver, 10-metre claimed range, UV-printed keycaps, power-saving features
- Key limitations: 2.4GHz only with no Bluetooth, fixed 1200 DPI mouse (no adjustment is mentioned), no published battery life, no backlighting mentioned, and the official page does not state warranty terms
ZEBRONICS Companion 107 specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | ZEB-Companion 107 (Black) |
| Connection | 2.4GHz wireless via one USB nano receiver for both devices |
| Keyboard keys | 104, including a Rupee (₹) key |
| Multimedia keys | 12 integrated keys (Amazon.in listing) – not itemised on the official page |
| Keycaps | UV-printed |
| Keyboard battery | 1 x AA (official page) |
| Mouse battery | 2 x AAA (official page) |
| Wireless range | Up to 10 metres without obstacles (claimed) |
| Keystroke life | 10 million cycles (claimed) |
| Mouse sensor | Optical, 1200 DPI |
| Mouse buttons | 3 (left, right, scroll-wheel click) |
| Mouse button life | 3 million cycles (claimed) |
| Keyboard size | 434 x 134 x 24 mm (W x D x H) |
| Mouse size | 60 x 100.5 x 32.5 mm (W x D x H) |
| Weight | Keyboard 356 g, mouse 50 g, dongle 2 g (official page) – 408 g total per the listing |
| Power features | Low-battery LED, power-saving mode, mouse on/off switch |
| In the box | Keyboard, mouse, nano receiver (the listing also mentions a user manual) |
| Warranty | 1 year, carry-in to service centre (Amazon.in listing) |
Check the current price of the ZEBRONICS Companion 107 (Black) on Amazon.in
Design and layout: a full-size board for everyday work
The Companion 107 keyboard measures 434 x 134 x 24 mm according to Zebronics, which is a standard full-size footprint. You get a dedicated numeric keypad, which helps if you enter GST invoices or spreadsheet figures, but a full-size board also needs more desk width. On a narrow desk, a compact keyboard keeps the ZEBRONICS Companion 107 closer to your body.
The ZEBRONICS Companion 107 weighs 356 g on Zebronics’ spec sheet. That is light enough to move around easily, but also means it is not a heavy, planted board that resists sliding during fast typing. Neither the official page nor the listing mentions adjustable tilt feet or spill resistance, so do not assume either.
The Amazon.in listing highlights a dedicated Rupee (₹) key. For Indian users who write invoices, quotations or emails with prices, this saves the usual shortcut hunting. The keycaps are UV-printed, which Zebronics positions as more resistant to wear. The printing method affects how long heavily used legends stay readable, though no independent wear test exists for this model.
Multimedia keys and power-saving features
The listing says the ZEBRONICS Companion 107 includes 12 integrated multimedia keys for media control. The official Zebronics page does not list them individually, so we cannot tell you exactly which functions they cover (for example volume, play/pause, mail or browser). On Windows, such keys usually work without drivers, but behaviour can differ on macOS, Chrome OS or Linux. If media keys matter to you, look at the product images on the listing to see the key labels before ordering.
Zebronics lists three power-related features: a low-battery LED indicator on the ZEBRONICS Companion 107, a power-saving mode, and, according to the listing, a dedicated on/off switch on the mouse. The on/off switch is the most useful of these in daily use, because switching the mouse off when you carry a laptop bag or leave for the weekend prevents accidental wake-ups and stretches battery life. Zebronics does not publish an expected battery life in months, so we cannot estimate how often you will change cells.
The mouse: 1200 DPI, 3 buttons, ambidextrous shape
The ZEBRONICS Companion 107 uses an optical sensor rated at 1200 DPI and has three buttons: left, right and a clickable scroll wheel. For office work on a single Full HD monitor, 1200 DPI is a comfortable figure, because the cursor can cross the screen with a modest wrist movement. On a large 27-inch or dual-monitor setup, you may want to raise the pointer speed in your operating system’s settings, since neither Zebronics nor the listing mentions a DPI button for changing sensitivity.
The listing describes the ZEBRONICS Companion 107 as ambidextrous, and the official dimensions of 60 x 100.5 x 32.5 mm with a 50 g weight point to a small, light mouse. Small mice suit smaller hands, while people with large hands who rest their whole palm on the mouse may find it cramped. There are no side buttons for back/forward navigation, which some spreadsheet and browser users miss.
Connection, range and compatibility
Both devices connect through a single USB nano receiver, which Zebronics lists as 14 x 6 x 18.5 mm and 2 g. One receiver for both means you use only one USB-A port, which is helpful on laptops with limited ports. The claimed wireless range is 10 metres without obstacles. On a tower PC under the desk, use a front USB port or a short extension cable, as metal cabinets can reduce range.
The Amazon.in listing names Windows (including Windows 10, 7, Vista and 2000), Mac OS, Chrome OS, Linux and Raspberry Pi OS as compatible. The official page does not list operating systems, but says the ZEBRONICS Companion 107 is plug-and-play. Because it relies on a USB-A receiver and has no Bluetooth, it will not pair directly with phones, tablets or newer laptops that only have USB-C ports. For those, you would need a USB-C to USB-A adapter, and support then depends on the device.
Batteries: check the listing details before you order
There is one inconsistency worth flagging. Zebronics’ official page says the ZEBRONICS Companion 107 runs on 1 x AA battery and the mouse on 2 x AAA batteries. The Amazon.in technical details mention “2 AAA batteries required”, which matches the mouse only, and separately say batteries are not required, which conflicts with the product being battery powered. Neither source clearly says whether batteries are included in the box, and the listed box contents do not mention them. Plan to keep one AA and two AAA cells ready, ideally rechargeable NiMH cells if you use the combo daily.
Who should buy it
- Home users who want a tidy, wire-free desk for browsing, emails and online classes
- Office and accounts staff who type numbers often and value the numeric keypad and Rupee key
- Laptop users who work at a desk and want a full-size keyboard with one USB receiver
- Buyers who prefer a simple setup with no software or pairing process
Who should skip it
- People who need Bluetooth to connect a tablet, phone or USB-C-only laptop
- Anyone who switches between two or three computers and wants multi-device keys
- Gamers who want adjustable DPI, side buttons and a higher-precision sensor
- People who work in dim rooms and need a backlit keyboard
- Buyers who want a published battery-life figure or a longer warranty
Alternatives worth comparing
Dell KM3322W: Dell’s official page lists a 2.4GHz receiver with 128-bit AES encryption for the keyboard, a 1000 DPI 3-button mouse, spill resistance, adjustable tilt legs, included batteries, and claimed battery life of about 36 months for the keyboard and 18 months for the mouse. Dell also offers a 3-year limited warranty with Advanced Exchange Service. It is the pick if published battery life and warranty length matter to you.
Frontech KB-0030: Frontech’s official page describes a 2.4GHz combo with a 104-key keyboard, a mouse up to 1200 DPI, a single receiver, up to 10-metre range, a single AA battery in the keyboard and a 1-year limited warranty. On paper it is very close to the Companion 107, so compare the key layouts and media keys in the images.
Logitech MK270r: Logitech’s full-size wireless keyboard and mouse combo. We could not open Logitech’s official page while writing this, so we are not quoting its specs here. You can read our Logitech MK270r review for details.
What to check before you order
- Variant: the link in this article points to the Black ZEB-Companion 107 listing. Confirm the colour and model number on the product page before you pay.
- Batteries: have one AA and two AAA cells ready, as battery inclusion is not clearly stated.
- Ports: make sure your PC or laptop has a free USB-A port, or buy a reliable USB-C adapter.
- Box contents: the listing mentions the keyboard, mouse, nano receiver and a user manual. Check that the receiver is present before discarding the box, because it is small and easy to lose.
- Warranty: the listing states a 1-year carry-in warranty at a service centre. Keep the invoice and check that a Zebronics service centre is reachable from your city.
For a complete workstation, our work-from-home desk setup guide covers monitors, cooling pads and other accessories that pair well with a wireless combo.
See the ZEBRONICS Companion 107 Black variant on Amazon.in
Frequently asked questions
Does the ZEBRONICS Companion 107 have Bluetooth?
No. Zebronics lists it as a 2.4GHz wireless combo that connects through a USB nano receiver. There is no mention of Bluetooth on the official page or the Amazon.in listing.
What batteries does the Companion 107 use?
According to Zebronics’ official page, the keyboard uses 1 x AA battery and the mouse uses 2 x AAA batteries. Neither source clearly confirms whether batteries are included in the box.
Can I change the mouse DPI?
No DPI adjustment is mentioned. The mouse is rated at 1200 DPI. You can still change pointer speed in your operating system’s mouse settings.
Does it work with a Mac or Chromebook?
The Amazon.in listing lists Mac OS and Chrome OS among compatible systems. You need a USB-A port or an adapter, and some multimedia keys may behave differently outside Windows.
What warranty does it have?
The Amazon.in listing states a 1-year carry-in warranty at a service centre. The official product page does not mention warranty terms, so keep your invoice and confirm coverage with Zebronics support if needed.
Final word
The ZEBRONICS Companion 107 is a straightforward full-size wireless combo with the features most home and office users actually need: a numeric keypad, a Rupee key, media keys, one receiver and power-saving controls. Its limitations are equally clear: no Bluetooth, no multi-device support, a fixed-DPI compact mouse and no published battery life. If those do not matter for your desk, it is a sensible basic option.
Check the current price of the ZEBRONICS Companion 107 on Amazon.in
Related reading on GadgetSoch: Corsair VENGEANCE DDR5 SODIMM 32GB (4800 CL40) Review: Will It Fit Your Laptop? and Dell KB216 Review: A Plain Wired Full-Size Keyboard With Media Keys.
Sources
- Zebronics official ZEB-Companion 107 product page (specs, batteries, range, dimensions, weight), checked 17 October 2026
- Amazon.in listing for ASIN B087FXHB6J (title, feature bullets, technical details, warranty, box contents), captured 17 October 2026
- Dell India KM3322W product page, checked 17 October 2026
- Frontech KB-0030 official product page, checked 17 October 2026
