Rii Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Set, 3-LED Backlit Mechanical Feel Business Office Keyboard, Colorful Breathing Backlit Mouse for Working or Primer Gaming, Office Device (RK108)

Nice set at great price.
Not bad for the price. Lights up nice.

Great Value! but you get what you pay for
no doubt, this is a CHEAP keyboard and mouse combo.the keyoboard is flimsy enough that if flexes when i type.the mouse feels comparable to other cheap mice i’ve bought in the past.BUT considering “decent” keyboards start at $50+ [aka OVER 2x as much] AND a “decent” mouse start at roughly $30, you have to temper your expectations based on price.this model starts at $23 [i got it on sale] and is attractive, with selectable light modes, light intensity, and literally 1 button to select color or off, makes this a VERY, VERY good price for what you get.if you want a QUALITY keyboard, do NOT get this. this is a decent, serviceable keyboard. same to be said for a mouse. i’ve only been using these for 1 day, but so far they are WELL worth the money.if something happens i’ll modify the review in the future. but as it stands, this is, for its price, an excellent product.

Easy clean with keys that cover all holes. So no grime in the crevices.
Had this keyboard and mouse for 3 years and finally needed a new one(my fault I messed it up on accident switching keys) never had even ONE problem with this keyboard and mouse. Makes a satisfying clicking sound, tho its doesn’t make too much noise. And all the keys cover the holes so getting liquids or food on it won’t harm anything. There’s also no crevices under the keys so removing them and cleaning only takes 3 or 4 minutes at most and u don’t have to scrape anything off just take a cloth and wipe. Honestly would have paid 50 bucks for this keyboard. And in 3 years could never fine a single fault with this. It’s done me well. Even the nouse has a few color settings. Only a few but, considering most mouses u either need to change it on a pc or they don’t change colors at all, this is very nice.

The good, the bad & the ugly.
This keyboard was picked up for the RGB capabilities which permit typing in the dark as well as to match other RGB accessories. They are fairly bright but no overly so. The keys aren’t exactly whisper quiet but they aren’t like old fashioned keyboards that you need to smash to get it to register. These are standard sized keyboards & mice so that’s to be expected. Now, as for the bad. The plastic used in it’s manufacture is pretty brittle. Over time it is possible to break a key to where it cants precariously off to one side. We had two of these & this was a real problem for my son’s keyboard since he used it for gaming. As for the ugly? Well now, it’s real ugly. Within a few weeks of routine use the black color over the clear keys will begin to wear off until you eventually cannot recognize what character was originally on the key! If you’re a comfortable QWERTY typist then it’s not that big of an issue beyond the aesthetic demerit. However, if you hunt & peck for keys, stay away from it as it’ll give you lots of grief after a while.

my son likes it.