Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo with Phone Holder, Wrist Rest, Silent Rechargeable Backlit Full Size Ergonomic Keyboard and Mouse Wireless, Light Up Keyboard and Mouse for PC Mac

So far so good. Working 100% as expected. The backlight is bright but not overly so. Buttons are responsive, and quiet. Mouse works well and feels good. 5 stars (reserving the right to 1 star this if the battery goes to crap.)

its horrible my house keeps dying over and over ive tried charging it many times

For years I used and loved the Logitech K800 Wireless Illuminated Keyboard. The K800 was discontinued and replaced with an inferior version, such as is done these days. I am not expecting to replace the venerable K800, but find a worthy understudy. This combo is being used on my desktop that I use for photo and video editing as well as normal day to day emails and document work.The keyboard is a full size keyboard that sits about the same size as most other full size keyboards. My pictures show it compared to the K800 and a wired Razer Black Widow. The USB Dongle is stored on the bottom and has both a standard USB A and the newer USB C connectors. Plug the Dongle in and it pretty much all works, keyboard and mouse, with no intervention or software to install. The keyboard has 3 brightness levels and a light off setting. The colors are standard rainbow color and cannot be changed, but the keys show up nice and clear. The keyboard will light up when you press a key unlike my old K800 which did it when you hovered over the keys. I simply press the Cmd/Alt key when I want to wake it up. The keys are more or less flat and have a nice even push and are what I consider very quiet in the keyboard world. I do notice that a couple of keys are not as quiet as others. For example, the Backspace seems to be a little noisier due to the designer using a single interface rod or support instead of longer one to match and support the wider key. At this price point that is what you can expect though. For comparison though, even my very nice K800 had the same noise level on ALL the keys so it’s not exactly loud. It is just a bit distracting at first to be typing along silently and suddenly hear the noise of the backspace key when you hit it. Also, the noise is really only there if you hit it sharply and I tend to pop my Backspace pretty good when pushing it. If you push it easier, normally, it is silent. I have been using the combo for 2 days about 16 full hours and so far the battery has held its charge in both. The combo is supposed to flash red when the battery is low which is nice because my K800 simply stopped working. It has a slot for your phone to sit which I will probably never use, but I am sure some people will appreciate the slot. All in all I am satisfied with the keyboard and how it functions.The mouse is actually better than I expected. Be sure to pull the film off the bottom of the mouse that sits over the pads. Otherwise you will wonder why the mouse does not glide easily. Compared to most mice I use this one is smaller. I normally like to use larger mice that I can palm, at least when gaming. You can see in my picture compared to my Logitech Cordless Optical Mouse M-RR63, Logitech G403 and my all-time favorite Redragon M686 it is by far the smallest all around. The thing I found though is that it is so lightweight and moves so smoothly that I actually enjoy using it. I have to use the “claw grip” instead of the “palm grip” with it, but I do like the feel. I might even give this mouse a try with my gaming computer. It has your standard 3 buttons, which are virtually silent, with the roller being a push to click. It also has a small round button behind the roller that actually controls the sensitivity. I have not found any way to control the sensitivity settings, but it seems to give a good range of options. Another thing to note is that when the mouse has been inactive for a time it seems to go into sleep mode and you have to click a button to wake it up. There is a switch on the bottom to turn off the lighting if you desire, which I normally do to save battery. Speaking of batteries, they are built into the mouse and keyboard. To charge I normally have a cable running off the USB on my monitor and plug it in as needed to charge.So far I like this keyboard and mouse combo. I am using them right now to write this review. Time will tell how long it stands up and how much if any the key faces begin to lose their lettering. I won’t be too hard on it if they do though because I have spent way more money for “higher end” name brand keyboards that did the same.

This worked for my purposes. The keyboard is large and included a lot of specialty keys not included in all other keyboards. I was looking for a large keyboard like this because I was replacing a small keyboard without some of the standard key placement included in order to remain compact.The keyboard light is appealing to me, it turns off when the keyboard is at rest, then activates when you start typing. The mouse functions in a similar way. The mouse is a bit on the smaller and thinner side. It doesn't fit my larger hands as well as the one I already had so I probably will not use it and will use the old one instead. Worth noting that visually the mouse is appealing in my opinion, even if it seems a bit small.Last, the keyboard is very silent. If you are looking for this feature, this is a good option.

I picked this up for my gamer son as he had been asking me for a new wireless keyboard/mouse combo. He had one of each but that required two plugins. He is beyond "stoked" on this set. They work great, have a great battery lifetime, and he just loves them. As an added bonus, they keys on the keyboard are almost silent no matter how hard he clicks on them. And the back lighting on it is pretty much perfection for him. I would definitely recommend this product to any of my friends (gamer or not).

There are a lot of great features to this keyboard/mouse combo but the best is definitely how quiet the keys are. If you are a fan of the larger mechanical keys, you will not like this product; as the keys are smooth, light to the touch and hardly make any noise at all, even with fervent typing. They are just like the keys on most laptops but with the wireless capability, and the portability based on size, this is my go to keyboard now.The mouse is equally smooth and comfortable in the hand and the click is just enough without being too giving.Battery life on both devices is better than any other keyboard set I have used and the color scheme on both is bright and vibrant without being overpowering.Well worth the price point and highly recommended!!

This is a nice keyboard. I really like how it looks at night when you are using the backlight function. It makes it very easy to see the keys in the dark. What is also nice about this keyboard is that it is absolutely a quiet keyboard. It is very soft to the touch and responsive as I am typing. The mouse is also backlit and it turns off after a few minutes of no activity. The keyboard will also turn off but is easy to wake up. This is a good size keyboard and has the keys and functions you would expect. This combo package is run on rechargeable batteries, just plug into USB-C to charge both keyboard and mouse. Overall, nice keyboard and it is a very quiet keyboard.

I got this keyboard with the wireless mouse, and this is awesome. It is bright and when you leave it on at night you will be able to see it. The keyboard is sturdy and durable. It has a phone holder that comes in handy when you're doing multiple projects or playing games. This is a good deal for the price.