RGB Gaming Keyboard and Breathing Mouse Combo, Adjustable Breathing Backlit Mechanical Feeling Keyboard with 4 Colors 4800DPI Backlight Mouse for PC Laptop Computer Game and Work

As described my son loves it!

love it fun keyboard yes value the money quality is the best keyboard work good the buttons work good weight no setup need

Actually very surprised at the quality of these. There was some comments about the enter button being the shape it is and that making, I think, the / key in a different location. But you get past that. Great keyboard, good mouse, looks amazing!

Keyboard, fantastic. Mouse, moves on its own.

Exactly what I ordered. Can change the color but not the order. Blinks to “heartbeat” or constant on or off. Same thing with the mouse, mouse is one color at a time.

I couldn’t be happier with the FLAGPOWER RGB Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Combo!This set has been a game-changer for both gaming and work.The keyboard gives a satisfying mechanical feel, even though it’s not a true mechanical keyboard, and the RGB lighting is vibrant, with adjustable breathing modes that make my setup look amazing.I love the 4-color backlighting options—it really adds to the gaming atmosphere.The mouse is incredibly responsive and the 4800 DPI makes it perfect for fast-paced gaming.The DPI adjustments are easy to use, so I can switch speeds depending on the game or task.Both the keyboard and mouse feel sturdy and high quality, which is a huge plus at this price point.Overall, this is an excellent choice for anyone who wants an affordable, high-quality RGB keyboard and mouse combo. Highly recommended!

Overall I like this keyboard, but ultimately I found it unusable for me. The keys are mechanical, don't bind up, and have a good feel. The price is fantastic and the LED lighting is pretty neat. However, I've been really struggling with it due to the placement of the backslash (\) and pipe (|) key. Most 101/102-type keyboards have this key located above the Enter key. However, this keyboard has it placed immediately to the left of the Enter key and to the right of the apostrophe (') and double-quote key ("). The Enter key itself is tall, so the top of the Enter key lands right in the spot where the backslash is normally placed. As a result, every time I type backslash, I accidentally hit Enter unless I completely stop what I'm doing and look down at the keyboard. I'm a computer engineer who has been typing for nearly 40 years, so it's a real challenge to be able to adjust my typing like this when at home vs. at work. This may not be a problem for the average user, but anyone who frequently types Windows paths or pipes output will find it a real struggle. I'm now shopping for a new keyboard to replace it and double-checking the key layouts. I've seen a few that move the backslash to the lower right corner, next to the shift key, but this is the only keyboard I've found that puts the backslash key where this one is. It was an odd choice and ultimately doomed the keyboard for me.I should also add that the text showing the SHIFT values is really difficult to see in low light. Motor memory helps me to find the dollar sign ($) and percent sign (%) when typing sentences. However, I've found that I sometimes do look at the keyboard when I begin typing with one of these characters, and it's very difficult to discern which number has which. It's a small annoyance, but it's also something that slows down my typing.

I bought this for my work computer. For 1 I love anything LED but my motto is if I have to be at work for 8 hrs or more I have to make it dun in whatever way i can. Everyone likes it too