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Customers find the keyboard and mouse combo easy to set up and use, with soft, quiet keys that are smooth to the touch. They appreciate the lighting features, with backlight brightness that brightens up their workspace, and the ability to change colors. The battery life receives mixed feedback – while some say it stays charged for several weeks, others report it doesn’t last through an entire workday. The functionality receives mixed reviews, with some saying it works well while others report issues with the keyboard not turning on.
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Michael Wilson –
NOT for fast typing, but the lights are so COOL!
The keyboard is AMAZING! It works really well. My ONLY issue with it, is when I’m typing really fast, sometimes I hit a button at the bottom that exits me out of the page I’m on. THAT is so frustrating. As for the mouse, the side button is REALLY annoying. If it’s accidently clicked (which is always, because we never touch it on purpose), it takes you back to the previous page & that’s REALLY frustrating when my daughter is in the middle of a race on Nitro Type or when she’s on Prodigy. Other than the frustrating features that we don’t need, the keyboard & mouse are great. The main reason we got this particular item is because of the lights, honestly. We LOVE things that light up.
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Placeholder –
Works as you would have hoped!
RGB lighting is great – actually has some controls to it (seems basic backlighting that you can switch between various colors, with some rainbow puke modes that are typical of RGB setups). Mouse has something similar.I cannot tell if it can be controlled directly through software, but this is fine for my purposes. The keys have a certain firmness to them, but are relatively quiet upon striking each. Do not notice any latency, and it appears to work as you would hope.Mouse obviously shares in this – I have had some mice that have issues with the scroll wheel, so this one operating as hoped is great. All of this in the context of the price is recommended.I am sure this would work for the vast majority of people.
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melissa –
Just eh
Update: despite the fading of the letters, the seller contacted me and offered a replacement and stands by their products. While I do not say the keyboard is 5 stars, the customer service of this seller is most certainly 5 stars. Would definitely purchase from this seller again.Letters fading off after a month
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Sonja –
Works well with Raspberry Pi running Pi OS
I use it with my raspberry Pi to stream my desktop and Steam to my TV. They work well, and the charge lasts quite a while. You can also continue to use them while they’re charging.
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Amazon Customer –
Fantastic customer support!
So far it’s great! I really appreciate the large print keyboard, just wish it had the ergonomic wave feature. Best part was the fast customer service! My mouse disappeared before i even got to use it. I suspect my cat knocked it off my desk into the trash. They sent me a new mouse in 3 days and gave me instructions on how to pair the keyboard with the new mouse.
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Angelina May –
Buyer beware, it looks nice, but…
This keyboard & mouse combo presented VERY nice out of the box. It looked sharp, it would free me from all that ‘cord spaghetti’ & what’s more is that syncing up the RGB for my speakers, desk & this pair would look sick in the process. However, the problems started literally in typing my first sentence.While the keyboard was quiet it had a crucial flaw. If you do not hit the keys perfectly in the center you have about a 10% chance of that key getting jammed; That problem was even more pronounced with the space bar with approximately a 50% chance of getting jammed. As someone who learned to type in the late 80s/early 90s the old fashioned way, my thumbs are very seldom perfectly centered on the space bar. Having to continually get the space bar unjammed was extremely annoying as I type A LOT. However, I was willing to try to adapt to it. All keyboards require some sort of adaptation period, don’t they? Well…The next issue that reared it’s head was the mouse. I managed to get the mouse response speed to my tastes, I particularly enjoyed the fact that my mouse could be set to match my other RGB devices & it was ergonomically comfortable. It’s a good full size mouse rather than a mini-mouse. (See what I did there?) However, it wasn’t long before I noticed that there could be lag in it’s responsiveness. While I don’t game often that amount of lag would equate to a frustrating gaming experience. Once you notice it you won’t miss it again. Even still, I thought, well … maybe if I switch back to my wired Rii mouse when I game it’d be fine? So I shelved that issue.The final nail in the coffin (strip of tape on the box?) for this keyboard & mouse combo though became clear by the end of the first week of use, quite literally. It was after dark, the lights were out & I was doing my usual thing. I adjusted my keyboard for typing a comment on a video over on YT & then readjusted it again; Then I noticed something that was an absolute deal breaker. The black paint on the surface of the keys, specifically WASD, the left SHIFT (due to my habit of mostly using that shift key,) that troublesome SPACEBAR & ENTER key was already wearing off. It was just enough for the RGB to be seen through it.Granted, I always have issues with paint coming up off of keys; But never this soon. It takes months. Overall the value for the money on this combo set isn’t there. With insurance it was over $50 USD & with these flaws it just wasn’t worth that. I returned it for a refund & am now awaiting the arrival of a new, slightly more expensive, cordless keyboard & mouse set. I only hope that the price of that new combo will reflect a higher quality than this one.
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Ashley S –
Battery keeps getting worse
It’s pretty and all, but the battery has gotten bad enough, in just the past three months that I’ve had it, that it lasts maybe a week before I have to charge it again. The keyboard feels a little cheap too, but not bad for the price I guess. Honestly, the battery is the worst part
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Kristie –
Vibrant
Love it, so pretty and it’s so quiet. I hate when I’m typing at work and the keys are loud for no reason. The lights are so vibrant and you can’t beat the price. I give it a 10-10.
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Karla V –
Me encantó, las teclas son suaves y cero ruidosas, el mouse es muy silencioso igual. Las luces son brillantes pero no lastiman los ojos. Definitivamente lo volvería a comprar
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Misioalamo –
Muy buen tablero y funcional para mi que soy baja visión es lo ideal pero sale la computadora
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André P Lemay –
parfais pour mal voyant ou débutant
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Amazon Customer –
This keyboard doesn’t have the at sign or pound sign where they should be. I think it may be a US keyboard. It doesn’t say this anywhere. Not impressed.
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Oriana G –
I love everything about this keyboard – the smooth and quiet keys, the customizable background light, the overall sleek look of it sitting on my desk, and the slot to stand a phone/tablet. Battery life could be better, but I only use it at my desk where I keep a charging cord plugged in at all times for different devices, so it’s not a big deal for me to just plug it in a couple of times/week. I imagine the backlight function doesn’t help battery life, and I wouldn’t trade that in, so it’s all good for me there. The only thing to keep in mind is that the USB adaptor/wireless connector didn’t work very well unless it’s plugged directly into an USB-A port on my computer. Since my laptop only has two USB-A ports, I had the keyboard plugged into an USB-A Hub, but was having issues with long lags and auto on/off, even mid typing. After trying everything the seller suggested to no avail, I decided to buy an USB-C Hub to free up an USB-A port for my keyboard, and everything has worked well since! To be sure this was the culprit, I plugged it into one of my new USB-C Hub’s USB-A ports, and the same issue started to happen again. All that to say – it’s a great keyboard, but don’t count on it working as intended if you’re planning to plug it into an USB-A Hub.
Michael Wilson –
NOT for fast typing, but the lights are so COOL!
The keyboard is AMAZING! It works really well. My ONLY issue with it, is when I’m typing really fast, sometimes I hit a button at the bottom that exits me out of the page I’m on. THAT is so frustrating. As for the mouse, the side button is REALLY annoying. If it’s accidently clicked (which is always, because we never touch it on purpose), it takes you back to the previous page & that’s REALLY frustrating when my daughter is in the middle of a race on Nitro Type or when she’s on Prodigy. Other than the frustrating features that we don’t need, the keyboard & mouse are great. The main reason we got this particular item is because of the lights, honestly. We LOVE things that light up.
Placeholder –
Works as you would have hoped!
RGB lighting is great – actually has some controls to it (seems basic backlighting that you can switch between various colors, with some rainbow puke modes that are typical of RGB setups). Mouse has something similar.I cannot tell if it can be controlled directly through software, but this is fine for my purposes. The keys have a certain firmness to them, but are relatively quiet upon striking each. Do not notice any latency, and it appears to work as you would hope.Mouse obviously shares in this – I have had some mice that have issues with the scroll wheel, so this one operating as hoped is great. All of this in the context of the price is recommended.I am sure this would work for the vast majority of people.
melissa –
Just eh
Update: despite the fading of the letters, the seller contacted me and offered a replacement and stands by their products. While I do not say the keyboard is 5 stars, the customer service of this seller is most certainly 5 stars. Would definitely purchase from this seller again.Letters fading off after a month
Sonja –
Works well with Raspberry Pi running Pi OS
I use it with my raspberry Pi to stream my desktop and Steam to my TV. They work well, and the charge lasts quite a while. You can also continue to use them while they’re charging.
Amazon Customer –
Fantastic customer support!
So far it’s great! I really appreciate the large print keyboard, just wish it had the ergonomic wave feature. Best part was the fast customer service! My mouse disappeared before i even got to use it. I suspect my cat knocked it off my desk into the trash. They sent me a new mouse in 3 days and gave me instructions on how to pair the keyboard with the new mouse.
Angelina May –
Buyer beware, it looks nice, but…
This keyboard & mouse combo presented VERY nice out of the box. It looked sharp, it would free me from all that ‘cord spaghetti’ & what’s more is that syncing up the RGB for my speakers, desk & this pair would look sick in the process. However, the problems started literally in typing my first sentence.While the keyboard was quiet it had a crucial flaw. If you do not hit the keys perfectly in the center you have about a 10% chance of that key getting jammed; That problem was even more pronounced with the space bar with approximately a 50% chance of getting jammed. As someone who learned to type in the late 80s/early 90s the old fashioned way, my thumbs are very seldom perfectly centered on the space bar. Having to continually get the space bar unjammed was extremely annoying as I type A LOT. However, I was willing to try to adapt to it. All keyboards require some sort of adaptation period, don’t they? Well…The next issue that reared it’s head was the mouse. I managed to get the mouse response speed to my tastes, I particularly enjoyed the fact that my mouse could be set to match my other RGB devices & it was ergonomically comfortable. It’s a good full size mouse rather than a mini-mouse. (See what I did there?) However, it wasn’t long before I noticed that there could be lag in it’s responsiveness. While I don’t game often that amount of lag would equate to a frustrating gaming experience. Once you notice it you won’t miss it again. Even still, I thought, well … maybe if I switch back to my wired Rii mouse when I game it’d be fine? So I shelved that issue.The final nail in the coffin (strip of tape on the box?) for this keyboard & mouse combo though became clear by the end of the first week of use, quite literally. It was after dark, the lights were out & I was doing my usual thing. I adjusted my keyboard for typing a comment on a video over on YT & then readjusted it again; Then I noticed something that was an absolute deal breaker. The black paint on the surface of the keys, specifically WASD, the left SHIFT (due to my habit of mostly using that shift key,) that troublesome SPACEBAR & ENTER key was already wearing off. It was just enough for the RGB to be seen through it.Granted, I always have issues with paint coming up off of keys; But never this soon. It takes months. Overall the value for the money on this combo set isn’t there. With insurance it was over $50 USD & with these flaws it just wasn’t worth that. I returned it for a refund & am now awaiting the arrival of a new, slightly more expensive, cordless keyboard & mouse set. I only hope that the price of that new combo will reflect a higher quality than this one.
Ashley S –
Battery keeps getting worse
It’s pretty and all, but the battery has gotten bad enough, in just the past three months that I’ve had it, that it lasts maybe a week before I have to charge it again. The keyboard feels a little cheap too, but not bad for the price I guess. Honestly, the battery is the worst part
Kristie –
Vibrant
Love it, so pretty and it’s so quiet. I hate when I’m typing at work and the keys are loud for no reason. The lights are so vibrant and you can’t beat the price. I give it a 10-10.
Karla V –
Me encantó, las teclas son suaves y cero ruidosas, el mouse es muy silencioso igual. Las luces son brillantes pero no lastiman los ojos. Definitivamente lo volvería a comprar
Misioalamo –
Muy buen tablero y funcional para mi que soy baja visión es lo ideal pero sale la computadora
André P Lemay –
parfais pour mal voyant ou débutant
Amazon Customer –
This keyboard doesn’t have the at sign or pound sign where they should be. I think it may be a US keyboard. It doesn’t say this anywhere. Not impressed.
Oriana G –
I love everything about this keyboard – the smooth and quiet keys, the customizable background light, the overall sleek look of it sitting on my desk, and the slot to stand a phone/tablet. Battery life could be better, but I only use it at my desk where I keep a charging cord plugged in at all times for different devices, so it’s not a big deal for me to just plug it in a couple of times/week. I imagine the backlight function doesn’t help battery life, and I wouldn’t trade that in, so it’s all good for me there. The only thing to keep in mind is that the USB adaptor/wireless connector didn’t work very well unless it’s plugged directly into an USB-A port on my computer. Since my laptop only has two USB-A ports, I had the keyboard plugged into an USB-A Hub, but was having issues with long lags and auto on/off, even mid typing. After trying everything the seller suggested to no avail, I decided to buy an USB-C Hub to free up an USB-A port for my keyboard, and everything has worked well since! To be sure this was the culprit, I plugged it into one of my new USB-C Hub’s USB-A ports, and the same issue started to happen again. All that to say – it’s a great keyboard, but don’t count on it working as intended if you’re planning to plug it into an USB-A Hub.