FELICON Small Double Color Keyboard and Mouse Combo, Rechargeable RGB Backlit 64 Key TKL Mechanical Keyboard and Crack Backlight Mouse, Mouse Pad for PC, MAC, Gamer

the keyboard is a fantastic value.... incredibly rare to find a high-quality, wireless, backlit keyboard for under $50 nowadays. This is certainly worth every penny! The backlight is great, as I do most of my typing at night in bed and don't want to wake up the significant other w/ a lamp, desk light, etc. The connection to my laptop is flawless, and the fact that it shares 1 dongle w/ the wireless mouse is a huge bonus. The mouse is as good as any huge-money mouse I've ever had - smooth, sleek, and efficient. When I messaged them with some questions, they were prompt, polite, and went head-over-heels to meet my requests. Lovely doing business w/ them. Overall, one of the best electronic purchases I've ever made. Your dollar is well spent here!

This set looks beautiful but for some will get a little getting used to. For those who have never used a typewriter before like us older folk this unit is very tactile with more than normal key travel. First time using it I was reminded of the old IBM Selectric Typewriters without the clatter of the ball hitting paper. The mouse is quite ergonomic but could have a little more traditional feel for my taste. Particularly for me the scroll wheel is too small and needs to be larger so it will protrude more. It also has an abnormal resistance when scrolling. With more used I find the font on the keyboard is hard to make out especially on lesser used keys. I have also come to really wish the scroll knob was more substantial.I like it enough to simply get used to it and hope it holds up and damn it looks nice!

Amazing !!! Love it !!! It’s bright enough to use with little or no light . Sleek and modern design, easy to set up (plug and play). Mouse is light and love the navigation. Should have bought this sooner. Definitely recommend!!!At one point I thought the backlit stopped working m, I guess I accidentally turned it off , solution Fn+Scrlk=turn on/off the backlight

I ordered this on March 17 and after I got it, it's been fine. However, today, Friday June 19, it simply stopped working for me. I've used it for less than 3 months. I even kept the charging cable connected to either mouse or keyboard, it shows lights but it simply doesn't work. Perhaps it's the USB receiver that stopped working. Either way, it's just frustrating that it stopped working in the middle of work. How do I get my money back? Can I get a return box with stamp so that I can return this and get my money back?

It’s a nice keyboard and may meet your expectations depending on what you’re looking for. It wasn’t as wide as I wanted it to be so that cause a portion of the keyboard I was looking for to be cut off. This is why I returned it. But I’m not saying it will not work for you.

For some reason I was so confused by this keyboard that I ended up putting it aside for 6 months before attempting to set it up again.I feel pretty stupid because it was so simple to figure out, but somehow I missed the key instruction which was to remove the USB from inside of the mouse. As shown in the picture, I circled the compartment where the USB is kept.The charger I use for my phone works to charge the keyboard and mouse. It takes a while for the keyboard to fully charge but it lasts surprisingly long....a few weeks or so. The mouse doesnt seem to last nearly as long for some reason.The most common complaint I see in the reviews is that this keyboard stops working after a few weeks. I've actually been using it for maybe a month or so and it's been great.

I would love to rate this at four stars, but unfortunately after having it for three months, I cannot. The initial four would've only been because nowhere does it state that the USB is stored in a compartment on the underside of the mouse (which is a clever design, albeit a bit tricky to find on your own) and the keys themselves were a bit squeaky. Personally I also found the keyboard a bit awkward to navigate, I'm not sure why this was, perhaps it was the ridges on the sides of the keys that could be felt when typing quickly from one key to the next? About two weeks after starting to use the keyboard and mouse combo, I noticed that the mouse was dying very quickly, which was very inconvenient and cost me a match point or two (no big deal, but still a bit troublesome). And also over time, specifically my 'R' key has been getting stuck and will continue to type the letter constantly until I press it hard enough again to get it to release or am able to wiggle it enough with my nail. The design is very nice and I love the sleep mode feature, but overall it could use some improvements.

Longest battery life of any wireless keyboard I've owned, the mouse takes some getting used to but I love it now. Keys are a little loud if you want something quiet this is not for you, but if you're like me and want the "clicky" key feel this is perfect