Gaming LED Backlit Keyboard and Mouse Combo CHONCHOW USB Wired Rainbow Key Board Mice Set Mechanical Feeling Compatible with PS4 PC Windows Mac Black (White Combo)

I do like the mouse but I am not setting it up.. But the keyboard is pretty nice. Little loud in the clicking department.. Its pretty much the same size.. Just be careful if you are a leaner. I keep accidently leaning to close to the edge of the keyboard and my screen starts just spacing on into infinity. I'm so used to having the extra space of my last MUCH bigger keyboard. All in all it was good for the price.

This looks so good and work very well

Perfect for gaming, my son especially loves the LED features and this was so easy to setup. Great value for your $

The media could not be loaded. It has a really elegant design. The mouse has slight weight to it. My last mouse was very light and cheap. This feels like it has quality. The mouse pad was ugly tho so I threw it away. The graphic was garbage, low quality. But the keyboard and mouse are great. Keys are a lil loud though.Update: I’ve had it for a week or two and I’m noticing chips of paint coming off the keys. I guess from my rings while typing. Pretty unfortunate that the paint chips from typing.

Don't let the cheap price fool you. It is a very nice set my daughter loves it!!

On my search for a gaming keyboard, I inevitably stumbled across this one - likely because there doesn't seem to be much competition for white keyboards. While the price and package seemed a bit too good to be true, I figured I'd give it a shot since the keyboard fulfilled all my of requirements.While it does work, I don't really trust it. It's very lightweight and quite flimsy. The lights aren't very eye-catching, even on their brightest setting.The mouse, on the other hand, is a bit of a joke. It feels noticeably cheaper than the keyboard (which is saying something). While I expect the keyboard to break sooner than later, I wouldn't trust the mouse to last me longer than a month. Expecting this, I purchased an Ajazz mouse for a little over $20. The entire thing is more solid, down to the wire, the way a mouse should.Overall, it'll be a fine piece if you're younger or want to ask your mom to buy you your first nifty gaming pieces. But if you want to take gaming at-all seriously - I.E. you don't want your mouse and keyboard to break on you. You don't need to spend $100 on a Naga. Just save up a bit and buy something in a slightly higher price range. You'll be able to tell a difference in quality if you do a few seconds more of research, and honestly just invest $10-$30 more.Needless to say, I'm returning them and investing in a Rosewill keyboard, which is ironically at the same price range as this package.

Our toddlers like to mess with our keyboards so we bought this for them. It's colorful and loud enough to distract them and on the plus side it will make a good back up keyboard.

The quietness, functionality, and comfort are good, but the keyboard started having issuse after 4 month, and finally gave out today at about 6 months. So the build quality and durability are poor.