Rii Wired Keyboard and Mouse Combo,Three Colors Backlit

I move the mouse and the pointer moves. I push down a key, a letter appears. The price is right and it also has lights. So, it’s the fanciest keyboard and mouse I had since I got my first computer. Well, didn’t have a mouse for that one. It works well, no delays in responses, really good for the costs. I got the rest for the wrists, so actually like my setup.

Had this keyboard for more than a year and let me say it is worth it. Although some of the keys are already faded, "wasd" it still worked perfectly with no sticky keys after i accidentally spilled my ice cream shake on it. I bought an emergency keyboard and i figured out after an hour that my keyboard is still perfectly fine! If i could give it 10 stars I definitely would.

The keyboard works great so far. It is silent as advertised. I like the squishy feel of the keys. The gaps around the keys are narrow, so it seems to be staying cleaner than others I have used. I use it for work, so I can't speak to the more advanced capabilities a gamer might need. I love the backlight for early or late in the day! The color settings on mine are 1) royal blue, 2) aqua, 3) emerald green, and 4) off. So that does not match the seller's description, but I was not interested in red lighting, anyway. The mouse is functional thus far, but I HATE the loud sound of it. It has a particularly annoying quality that I have never experienced in a mouse before, and I have used a ton of them. The backlighting on the mouse I received flows through the same colors that are on the keyboard, but whereas the keyboard lighting has a choice of one of 3 constant colors or no color, the mouse lighting cycles and can't be turned off. It's pretty, but I have to unplug the mouse before I go to bed because it's too bright. I don't see the point of having the mouse lit at all, so I don't understand the manufacturer's reasoning here. I'm going to replace the mouse with a silent one that isn't backlit. At a price point of <$20, the keyboard alone is a solid buy for my needs. I will keep the mouse as an emergency backup only.

if your searching for an affordable, soft to touch, lit keyboard and comfortable to see in the dark while working, i recommend getting this keyboard and mouse. I am in love. The keyboard has the little clips in the back to raise the board for ease in typing and the mouse lights up automatically with all the colors. The keyboard has only 3 lighting colors to choose from, blue, green and something like sky blue. no pink or purple but i still love it. Its light weight and seems durable to last.

The lights are an added bonus as I work in a semi dark room in the early mornings. They keys are comfortable. Noise level is very minimal. Build quality is great. Doesn't feel cheap. I went to Best Buy to compare the new Logitech keyboards and all the keys felt sticky to the touch. They keys are flat and therefore easy to hit from any side of the key. Connectivity is great as it connects directly to the tower. Battery life is not something that you need to worry about since it's connected directly to the tower. The mouse is very responsive and more comfortable than Logitech (Logitech has a higher arch in the center). This one is not flat but hand lays naturally with a nice natural curve. Not a fan of the changing mouse colors but that's fine, not really an issue for me, just rather it match the keyboard colors. I'll see if I can change that later on. These plug and play! Great combination.

I have gotten used to a lighted keyboard and this is the first I have bought separate from my computer. I love the darker blue color and use that pretty exclusively. But the green and teal are decent. Keyboard is easy to use, sturdy and has a great feel to the keys as I type. I like the numpad, and the extra row of controls. Great product for the money.

I bought this simply because I wanted a keyboard that will stay lit 24/7 and I am over the "gaming keyboard" phase of light up rainbow colors and wanted more of a professional look. This is a solid keyboard. I love how it's "slim" but not laptop slim, which is not what I wanted. The keys press quiet, but I am noticing some are hard to press if you end up off-center when you press the key down. Ultimately I love everything else about this keyboard so it's easy to overlook the occasional key issue. The backlighting is adjustable so the brightness can be turned down and changed into 3 colors and I really like that the base of each key is lit. I will not use this mouse since I have a wireless one and can't stand wired ones to begin with, but it's nice that the option is there. Overall for my purposes it's gone above and beyond for what I expected a keyboard in the $25-$30 price range to do. If the key getting "stuck" when you press it off-center (like a corner) is a deal breaker for you, you might want to look elsewhere because that will happen from time to time. If you naturally press keys down firmly when you type, this probably won't affect you. Other than that, there is alot to love about this keyboard. EDIT: After using this for 2 weeks, I no longer run into the issue with "sticky" keys. Maybe the keyboard just needed to be broken in but the only minor gripe I had with this keyboard has resolved itself. I even try to purposely hit keys the wrong way and it doesn't stick. Still my favorite keyboard to date, still worth the price of admission.

I really am not a gamer, so my opinion on this being a quality gaming keyboard and laptop is irrelevent. I got this for a new workstation for a home office. (COVID and all that.) So, here are my thoughts. Hope they help you decide. First off, the back light is REALLY bright. My "office," if you want to call it that, is in my bedroom. I usually keep the keyboard on the default blue, but you also have the option to turn it green, and a cyan/light seafoam. Stylistically, it's pretty cool! I do like having the gamer style gear because I know it tends to be more ergonomic, so the blue and black color scheme I have going works really well. That said, the brightness really makes the claim "eye-friendly" boggle the mind. As for the mouse, I have a gripe. The mouse constantly changes colors. There is no button to keep it on a set color, which kinda goofs the color scheme I was trying to build. The lights are much more comfortable, but it's a bit annoying that there isn't a way to control which light is on. Now, for both of them, I'm annoyed that you can't just turn the lights off. It seems like you're able to do that at first, but when you plug it in again, or if a signal hits the keyboard again when your computer is off, the lights will turn back on. I feel like I'd enjoy this more if it was just a switch instead of a button that resets every time a signal hits the keyboard. My gripe with this is that, again, this is in my bedroom/office. So, if you keep it plugged in during the night, the lights will turn back on during the night. And the mouse is just always on. The only way to get the lights off during the night is to just unplug them. Honestly, it's not that big of a deal, but it's still annoying that there isn't an option to just switch it off indefinitely. Final gripe. This doesn't seem like a big one, but I remove a star for false advertising just because I really don't like it. All of the marketing for this has the Rii logo lit up like the keys. It doesn't do that; it's just a white print. Yeah, yeah, it's petty to complain about it, but I still have problems with false advertising. All around, the keyboard and mouse do what they're supposed to. I wish the keyboard keys weren't so stiff, and I wish there were better options for light control. That's about it.

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Keyboard and mouse work great! I like the back-lighting on the keyboard and mouse. I had to turn it to it's lowest setting though as the light bothered my eyes while using the keyboard, but it's great on it's lowest setting. I wish the keyboard had more color choices. Of the green, blue and cyan, I've found that Cyan looks nice. I was using a Mac keyboard previously where the key press was very short, so it took me 2-3 weeks to adjust to the longer keyboard press required for the keys on this keyboard, but now that I'm used to it, it's working good. I bought it to replace the Mac keyboard, because I wanted a Windows specific keyboard. I'd recommend it. I think it's good for the price.

The mouse is not registering click half of the time It is in Warranty, not sure how to reach out to the service team.

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My last light up keyboard was twice the price and so was sceptical. I needn't be as this is a great little keyboard. Has the all important option to turn off the backlight. You can cycle through the colours to find the one you want - cobalt blue, snot bright green and aqua blue. Haven't used the mouse as people say the light stays on all the time and I get migraines. The clicking is very satisfying. The keys are softly cushioned. Very pleased with my purchase.