2.4G Wireless Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Combo, Include Small 60% Merchanical Feel Ergonomic Design Mini Wireless Mouse(White)

Okay, so I wanted to test the keyboard first for a few months before posting a review. I’ll start off by saying it’s nice and has that clicky sound, the quality of the keyboard seems good the quality of the mouse is not my preference but it is good and lightweight. It’s been great so far I’ve noticed rarely it has a connection lag but hey for this price you can’t beat it. I definitely recommend getting this to beat up it’s taken some rage quit hits and still chugs like a champ. Battery life is actually good even lasts like 3 days with rgb lights on. Great starter keyboard for heavy gaming.

It's a solid keyboard that is affordable. It's really well made and perfect if you are on a budget

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Bought this keyboard less then 3 months ago and is already not working. The keys aren’t typing, the lights glitch out and turns off constantly.

I bought this set because I needed something that allowed me to type up emails and work from the comfort of... anywhere but my desk, to be honest. But I do enjoy playing games whenever I'm not working so hopefully this review will give you insight on its performance during work and gaming activities. Here are my thoughts:The manual is very rudimentary but it gets the job done. Luckily, there are no drivers needed for the keyboard or the mouse. The keyboard feels like its the right size for me, but the mouse is slightly small and awkward for my large hands. Even though the keyboard is chunky looking, it remains lightweight and portable. I wish that some of the extra space in the chassis was utilized by adding a kickstand so I could adjust the tilt to my liking.This keyboard has 6 key rollover, which means that it will register you pressing a maximum of 6 different keys simultaneously. This may not be a problem for typical office work, but this can become a problem in case you want to use this keyboard for gaming. Most other gaming keyboards will reach up to 8 or in some instances, 10 keys. For the most part, the Function (FN) combinations make sense except for the WASD function keys (which turns them into Arrow Keys). Every other function will activate by PRESSING the FN key + the indicated key, but the arrow key function keys require you to press FN + W ONCE, then letting go of the keys and pressing WASD. This can become very annoying if you accidentally toggle it since there is no indication if it is on or off.Both the keyboard and the mouse automatically conserve power when left to idle for a short period of time, which is excellent. I have read a review here that comments that you cannot charge the keyboard while using it. I can't confirm or deny that claim, but it is something to keep a lookout for since that is very difficult to test without having some kind of indicator of battery level. But while I am on the topic of power, why does the mouse take AAA batteries, but the keyboard has a rechargeable battery? I'd prefer if the keyboard and the wireless mouse were consistent in what batteries they use.PROS---------Compact and lightweight – Very easy to carry around both in a bag or toteWorks on both Mac and Windows (I haven't tried Linux but I see no reason why it wouldn't work)Several different light modes for the keyboard backlightHas surprisingly good signal rangeInoffensive design – can be as “loud” as you want it to be with the RGB lightsThe feel of typing on this keyboard is satisfying for a membrane keyboardGreat price point for what you getCONS---------The keyboard and mouse do not seem the most durable – Avoid dropping if possibleNo battery life indicator for the keyboardThe mouse does not have a rechargeable internal battery like the keyboardNo way to tell if you have FN key toggle active or capslock active without trial and errorCannot use the keyboard in wired USB mode (Wireless only)Instructions for activating Bluetooth mode (without the dongle) is not written in the manualSUMMARY---------The keyboard is a MEMBRANE keyboard that imitates the feeling of a “softer” mechanical keyboard. This can be good for you depending on where you plan on using this product. This product is fairly quiet and convenient for offices but disappointing if you want to hear those typical clicky, tactile switches of regular mechanical keyboards on the market. Overall, I would recommend this set if you need a mouse and keyboard for office work, but I would not buy this solely for gaming or if you are looking for an authentic mechanical keyboard. Keeping in mind the cost, portability and convenience, I give it 4/5 stars.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Great product for the price and it works well with gaming consoles.

Keyboard works well for gaming. Don't try to do a ton of actual work. After gaming you have to reset the keyboard to get certain keys to work. Backspace, shift, C, aswd, don't want to work afterwards.Missing the arrow keys as well as a delete button so you better learn to type accurately or you'll be doing a lot of "pointing and clicking" to select an error.Trying to "alt+f4" a program is inpossible because the F keys are integrated with the numbers row.Mouse:Also glitchy sometimes, playing a fiest person shooter or other "mouse movement" games, a couple of them mouse keys will hold themselves down, so you'll either shoot your teammates or do a full 180 and run the wrong direction.It's pretty though. And small. The compact size allows for you to put on your lap.5/10 wouldn't buy again

This keyboard is amazing very clickly and small not that big perfect size comes with mouse and usb to connect although the mouse is wireless but very good!

Soft keys and nice designed, well done