Review on 💻 FELICON Rechargeable Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo with Backlit Mechanical Feel for Gaming - Compatible with Laptop, Mac, and PC (Black & White Light) by Chris Horton

I bought this keyboard because it was the only wireless rechargeable keyboard I could find at the time that was full size, came with a mouse and only used a USB dongle. Also, the Fn key wasn't where the Windows key should be, which was important to me. But the mouse looks completely goofy - like something from the Power Rangers, and I'm not a fan of all those little rainbow lights. General. I was weighing my options after seeing that there was another white only version and another with blue light. I figured with RGB I could change the colors to a specific color on demand (like real RGB hardware), but no! Another mouse-related thing is the forward and back buttons. I deal with these things on a daily basis which causes all sorts of problems throughout the day. Well whatever I think. The other two keyboards had drastic changes that I didn't like, and on this one at least I was able to turn off the light entirely. Now it boasts in the description and information that these things only need to be charged once a month. I have charged it at least five times in two months. [QUOTE] 【Rechargeable Keyboard and Mouse】: The wireless keyboard adopts piano lacquered board, stylish and beautiful. It can be waterproof, and the wireless keyboard has a built-in 4000mAh battery. With a built-in 800mAh rechargeable battery, this wireless mouse eliminates the need for frequent battery replacement. No operation sleeps automatically for 5 minutes, every key wakes up.[/QUOTE] - Mouse NEVER sleeps. The keyboard goes to sleep, but the mouse does not. Frankly, why not? For $50 you'd think you could get a little stability. And the sad thing is that the keyboard actually fails more often than the mouse. If you have better options at or below this price, by all means go for it. The keys fit me fine. They click well and respond. And the signal never causes delays. But along with all the other issues, one of my main issues with this thing is the font they chose for the buttons. It's mostly hard to figure out what "!@#$%^&*" is, so I have to keep checking it. Sure, at this point in my life, I know how to use a keyboard without looking at it, but those keys continue to enigma me until I look at them, so maybe that's my fault. EDIT: I only got this in February and was always at work so I didn't really see how terrible the battery life was on this thing. I charge it literally every day. This sucks, DO NOT BUY THIS if you want wireless or quality. You will NOT find it here.