CHONCHOW Wireless Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Combo, Rechargeable 87 Key LED Light Up Keyboard, Ergonomic Wireless Gaming Mouse, Backlit for Xbox PS4 PC Laptop

I bought a second Chonchow wireless keyboard and mouse set because I liked the first set so well. The features are excellent. Everything is just right. The size, backlighting, power conservation, the feel of the keys and mouse, the fact that it only takes up one USB slot. It's just great.

My Son is a gamer at heart and he got to earn his pc. Really like the colors and the way the build quality is. Comfortable and the size is pretty much on point. The mouse works amazingly well with no trouble. Will recommend.

I got this wireless keyboard and mouse for a future trip and I gotta say, trying it out, I really like it, though, I kinda had a bit of small dislikes in my opinion.The quality and functionality for the keyboard is actually pretty nice and feels a bit heavy for the price, though, it oddly feels that the casing for the keyboard is a bit uneven so I have to place both hands down to keep it still on the desk, it functions great, haven’t had an issue, connectivity is great, no complaints.The only thing I was kinda upset about were the keys were basically the spring and ghost feel, I thought there were mechanical keycaps, but overall, for the price, this keyboard and mouse combo is definitely worth purchasing.

Great

Works great on my ROG ALLY X highly recommend for upgrading your gaming experience 🍃🍃😶‍🌫️😶‍🌫️

If you're accustomed to the typical US QWERTY layout, then this keyboard may throw you for a loop (see photo).The keyboard apparently uses the UK Mac keyboard layout, which shortens the Enter key horizontally but enlarges it vertically. This pushes the Backslash key down next to the quotation marks. In practice, this means that you need to reach across two keys to hit Enter, and the Backslash key might be in an unfamiliar place that you'll accidentally hit while trying to press Enter (and vice versa).For gamers, this might not be a deal breaker, but if you plan on doing general typing or coding on this, you may want to take note.In any case, this thing's build quality is exactly what you'd expect at this price: cheap and toylike. The texture of the keycaps give you the impression that they're made out of paper, like matte cardstock. That said, they plastic is actually thicker than it feels, so this shouldn't be a problem in practice, it's just oddly self-deprecating.The generic mechanical keys are tactile but not clicky, so they have a decent feel and aren't very loud; great for gaming, arguably not as satisfying for general typing.The RGB on this thing is cute. Nothing particularly special, and (as far as I can tell) no customization beyond on or off. The lighting between the green, red, and blue sort of blend together to create smooth gradients of orange(ish) and purple(ish), which is visually pleasant. Note that when the illumination is off, the key labels may be hard to see.As for the mouse, it's... a mouse. It's not particularly ergonomic, and it's a little on the small side, but it's a six button mouse (with two dedicated to its adjustable DPI) that has optional RGB lighting that slowly transitions between a variety of colors. Also visually pleasant, but almost certainly a battery drain that should probably be left off (unless you don't mind charging on a daily basis).Overall, you're probably getting what you pay for, but make sure you can handle the key layout.

Good

It’s great!! My 9 year old Son loves it!!!!