Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Combo, 98 Keys RGB Backlit Brown Switch, Ergonomic Wireless Gaming Mouse and Mouse Pad, 3-Mode USB-C/2.4G/BT5.0, Full Anti-Ghosting for PC Laptop Gamer

I was using a flimsy KB Combo Mouse (see picture) on a mini computer running into a big screen TV in my dinning room. The problem with that is, The keys are small and worse, the mouse took a little work. This KB & Mouse hooked up to Win11 w/o any issues. The TV is about 10-12 feet away. I was stunned at how good this keyboard is. I mean I could really use this for my WFH setup where I type all day. Its that good. Has a great feel, looks cool with RGB lights and yes mechanical means, you are going to hear the keys clicking, which doesn't bother me one bit. And since I'm working remotely, won't bother anyone else. Doesn't come with instructions, but look for the switch on left hand side that lets you switch between BT & USB. You'll setup the mouse separately (Seems to have its own built in BT transmitter), Just let windows find it. 5 Stars Thanks Amazon

The keyboard and mouse work great, has great responsiveness and I like the way the mechanical keyboard feels, best performing keyboard and mouse so far. So why takeoff two stars? I took off the first star because the mouse is battery powered and not rechargeable. I didn’t see that in the product description and there’s no RGB on the mouse. I took off the second star, because the keyboard is not very bright I’ve had a few RGB keyboards and this is by far the least bright. I tried the adjustment and it seems there’s only two settings low and off. Other than that, I’m happy with the keyboard. Just have the issue with the brightness and no rechargeable battery on the mouse.

This is a keyboard and mouse set.I'll get the mouse out of the way since I don't have much to say about it. It's a small mouse. It's what I'd consider a "travel mouse," as that's how I've seen others like this advertised. For me, it's too small to comfortably use - I tend to prefer a standard (like Logitech 510) size, as that fits me well, and this one's an uncomfortable size for me. For smaller hands, it's probably fine. The wireless dongle for it tucks into the underside for easy storage.The star of the show for me is the keyboard. It's an 80% keyboard - it's a full keyboard with ten key on the right. The arrow keys are tucked in on the bottom in the usual inverted-T, which means the right shift and numpad 0 are smaller than on a full size keyboard. The home/end, pgup/pgdown and insert/del keys are either moved (above the numpad) or remapped (to both the numpad and to other keys on the keyboard.)At first I thought I'd have to keep turning the numpad on and off to use the home and end keys, which for me would be a deal breaker (I use all of them and the numpad heavily through the day.) With END also mapped as a function key to H, though, all it's going to take is some retraining of muscle memory.I'd initially started off with this as a corded keyboard. After spending a little time getting used to it, I unplugged and set it to bluetooth mode. Pairing was fast and easy, and I've noticed no delay or input lag.I still honestly prefer a full size keyboard, but I think this one's going to get a lot of use.

I am definitely a fan of the clickity clicking on the keyboard and the fact that it has a number pad is a huge plus. It comes with a mouse and it works just as good as my original keyboard. So far I'm happy with it and look forward to work from home.

I am reviewing the keyboard. I haven’t used the mouse. I love a good mechanical keyboard. There is something satisfying about the clacky sound that I find soothing. I was excited to test this one out.The pros: it’s mostly wireless. (Gotta plug it into something to charge. - Computer, wall, battery, anything that has the correct usb connection. More on the wire below) It’s compact. It’s backlit. It has an auto sleep feature.The cons: cannot customize the lighting. Keys “stick” and repeat themselves randomly. (The key isn’t physically stuck per se. it just behaves like it is.)I grabbed the keyboard because my work keyboard is wearing out and I wanted something compact, wireless and mechanical. It’s easy enough to set up. I’ve been using it for a few weeks and here are my conclusions. The keys are responsive and make a nice sound. If I try to use it unplugged, I feel the random key repeating is more prevalent so I wound up keeping it plugged in which isn’t really ideal. The random repeating of keys is frustrating as hell. I work in accounting so I tend to not be looking at what I have typed so much as I am looking at the data I am actually typing. It’s a pain to look up and see that a key decided to repeat itself 5383926255384949 times. In some instances it will not stop until you make it stop leaving you with a screen of ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ or whatever key decided to stick. I can tell you I would NOT use this for gaming for that very reason. I don’t know if it’s key register or if it’s something to do with the wireless signal but it is incredibly frustrating. If not for that, this would be a solid product but because if it, sometimes I want to throw it out the window and drive over it with a bus.2.5/5 stars

I ordered this wireless keyboard and mouse combo for my teenage son's. They really like the fact that the keys light up. Keystrokes are smooth and the mouse doesn't lag and the included mouse pad is a bonus. In my opinion, the keys are a bit loud with the clicking. Overall, this is a nice looking set and works as it should.

I recently purchased the Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Combo, and it has transformed my laptop desk setup! The 98 RGB backlit keys not only look fantastic but also provide a comfortable typing experience, thanks to the brown switches. I love the ability to replace the keys, allowing for a personalized touch. Overall, this combo is a great investment for anyone looking to enhance their gaming or work environment!

I absolutely adore my Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard and Mouse! This duo has become my work essential, and I can't get enough of the smooth keystrokes it offers.As for the battery life, the keyboard impressively keeps up for about a week of constant use before needing a recharge.