2.4G Ultrathin Business Office Silent Wireless Luminescent Keyboard and Mouse Combo, Backlit Glowing Keyboard Gaming Mouse Combo for Laptop, Computer and Mac(White)

It took a few tries I really do love this particular backlit wireless keyboard and mouse. I have purchased in 20 years in Tech probably 15 different backlit keyboards and 20-30 wireless keyboards at least. Most of them are made for gamers and they're very high-end mechanical backlit keyboards. That's not what I'm looking for as we get older I need the backlit for my eyes particularly since I work a great deal of time in the dark or darkened rooms due to many years under the fluorescent lights damage. I hate anything wired LOL besides the fact when you sit at your computer 20 hours a days sometimes with a minimum of 16 hours a day 7 days a week you need to be comfortable. I really like this set and you need to if you have any problems contact the seller directly and they will resolve them even though it would may take a bit of time.

PROS:+ Pleasing to the eye (I purchased the white/silver version with blue backlighting)--it’s quite a pale and pleasant blue, almost white+ Simple to set up and use--I merely plugged them each in and waited for their respective charging lights to turn off and then plugged the USB dongle (tucked inside mouse) into the computer and bam (See Cons)+ Love the feel of the mouse--when I initially inspected it I fully planned to hate it, but when in use, it just feels good because of the low profile wider, flatter surface area near the buttons, it’s as if my hand can just rest on it (see Cons)+ Better construction than I expected--this is one hefty little beast (mind, not the heaviest or beefiest keyboard I’ve used, but definitely above average) and it seems well put together+ No missed strokes and zero lag--which surprised me+ Humanized keys for touch typists (i.e. raised notch on ‘F’ and ‘J’)--while I can type rather quickly on this keyboard, I’m hindered by the key layout (see Cons)+ Great battery life--in the month I’ve been using it I haven’t needed to charge the keyboard once (the mouse only twice)NEUTRALS:* Several keys feel spongy when typing--not enough to relegate this to a Con, but certainly noticeable especially for those who prefer a consistent typing experience* Anti-ghosting is questionable--while I couldn’t find reference to this keyboard having the feature, I figured it bears mentioning for those curious* Uses a non-standard font which can be off-putting to some--frankly, I dislike the chosen font, but it doesn’t negatively impact my use of the keyboard* When the mouse goes to sleep, shifting it will not wake it and you need to click a key to wake--this happens enough to become annoying, but not enough to be a full Con* Keyboard had no off switch--this in and of itself isn’t a bad thing, but when you consider it has an internal battery, having a way to make sure it doesn’t accidentally get activated would be niceCONS:- I’m not a fan of the key spacing and layout and find myself accidentally hitting the Caps Lock key (too far down) often rather than the Shift key, not to mention a few other keys as well (no bueno for touch typists)- Inconsistent quietness--several keys are quiet while several other keys do have a distinct, if muffled, click and you can actually hear the stabilizing springs in the spacebar each time you hit it; that said, the mouse is whisper quiet on key clicks- No instructions save a small sheet of paper outlining the secondary functions of the F1-12 keys (those functions/icons aren’t actually printed on those Fn keys either)- Only a single colour backlight to choose from--while I knew this going in, it’s worth putting a point on since some people will be put off by the blue (in my case, I would have preferred either white or soft red)- The mouse scroll wheel is *incredibly stiff* it feels like my index finger is getting a workout every time I attempt to use it- Keys are not individually lighted--LEDs are strategically placed around the keyboard so the illumination of certain keys will appear dimmer (or non-existent in its lowest setting)A couple things that I’m nervous about are how long the keycaps will last before they’re worn down. For the most part, the plastic seems good, has very little wobble, but as for the coating, that’s where I have reservations.With all of these Cons, you may be wondering whether I’d purchase this keyboard/mouse combo again and at the $40 price point, I would (in fact, I’m kicking around the idea of purchasing as second as a backup).While it may not be the best feeling keyboard I’ve ever used it’s definitely not the worst, and it has two definite features I need: ample backlighting for use in a darkened/dimmed room and it’s wireless for a decent price.UPDATE: I went ahead and purchased the Black/Green combo (via a different seller) and I actually like it better in the dark. Still, everything above also applies to this one as well. Knocking on wood, but the white one is still going strong two months later and the black one is going into its first month with zero issues.

Had this for over a month just to make sure of no bugs or defects by seller as other have listed on here. Keyboard and mouse are working perfectly. Keyboard still has a charge over a month back. Mouse only needed to charge once so far and that was last week. The lights are all fine. For your money this works like a dream and yes the keys are quiet. I was hesitant about this purchase as others have had problems. So far after well 6 weeks to be honest not a problem has occurred. If you want a nice keyboard and mouse set pick this one up I highly recommend it.

It’s plug and play. Easy to use. Structurally speaking the mouse and keyboard feels sturdy. The mouse feels a bit lightweight. But that’s just my reference so I don’t hold that against it. Used it for few hours and everything seems to be working fine... with the exception of the keyboard backlights. Most are on when typing. But few are not. Windows button, Alt button, right side Ctrl button, and the 2 out of 4 arrow buttons (see attached picture).I realize this is no $100+ unit. But for brand new product, you expect everything to work 100% out of the box regardless of the price bracket. That said, I would still recommend it (love how buttons feel when pressed and it’s relatively quiet). But I’m just not satisfied with the cosmetic side of things right out of the box. Hence my 3 star review.

I really love the keyboard. The keys are lit up so you can see them when typing in low light, or no light.. The mouse, I'm not as thrilled with. I'm use to a bigger mouse with my hand in more natural position. I used the mouse the keyboard comes with for two days and then changed it to my old mouse. But again, I love the keyboard. There is great spring in the keys and has a very soft sound when striking them. I am NOT a gamer. I only use this for regular typing. So if you're using it for gaming...I have no idea how good or bad it would be.

***UPDATE 9/25***The mouse stopped working. I have emailed the seller and will update once a response has been received, however it has been almost exactly 6 months and the left click no longer clicks.Super cute works great! Not super quiet, the springs in mine make noise when bouncing back, especially in the space bar. Not sire if it is defective, but the color is nice and not too bright and it is really nice to look at. I love that its wireless and rechargeable. Will totally save money on batteries. Charge life seems about 2 weeks for both, but the instructions said one month for the keyboard. It's ok though, I always have the USB nearby. Just be careful when the mouse dies it is dead and you might take a minute to realise it.

This is a very nice quiet well lite keyboard and mouse combo. I got it because I type with a heavy hand and I was bothering my family LOL. This baby is nice and quiet and the backlight is just perfect for my aging eyes. Setup was a piece of cake. I've been using it for about 2 weeks now and love it - highly recommed this product.