Review on 🎮 Ultimate Gaming Combo: Wireless Rainbow Backlit Keyboard and Mouse with Rechargeable Battery and Mechanical Feel - PC Gamers Edition by Dan Davis

Pros: 1) Rugged keyboard - the keys rest on a solid metal frame 2) Rechargeable 3) Backlit 4) 5 -Button mouse with an extra button for adjusting DPI on the go 5) Price 6) Reliable wireless connection that doesn't seem to interfere with other devices Cons: 1) An absurd design omission: you won't be able to see the button icons when the lights are off. Basically, you have to turn on the lighting effects, otherwise the keyboard is almost unusable. What the hell were these people thinking? 2) "Function" keys (like volume control, mute, etc.) do not appear on the keyboard. This. To decrease the volume it is FN+"2", but the number 2 does not contain any information that this is also used to adjust the volume. So the functions have to be learned by heart3) The operating instructions are complete nonsense4) In contrast to the keyboard, the mouse looks very poor5) Lighting effects cannot be changed. Yes, there is a breathing mode (useless) and it can be turned off (useless), but the colors remain the same "rainbow" patterns. Can I only have a white (or blue, green or red) option? 6) Not quite mechanical and far from satisfying the mechanical feel. incredible keyboard design flaw. I still wonder how you can develop a product with such a glaring problem. It doesn't take much to make this product that much better: make the buttons visible without the backlight, add some information (or extra buttons) for things like volume control, and fix this user guide. Note: My kit did not include a mouse. Pad as I saw some people mention it. UPDATE 7/24/20: I downgraded my rating to 1 star (down from 3). A month with this keyboard and it's already broken. Despite being fully charged, most inputs are now not recognized, rendering the keyboard unusable. Also, the problem with displaying characters is bigger than intended - in order not to lose keyboard functionality in the middle of my work schedule, I have to turn off the backlight. Although it's the only way to avoid draining your batteries quickly, it makes typing excruciatingly difficult since you can't see the characters. Battery life is about 1 week with backlight. Update 12/18/2020: Had to throw away the keyboard. I had so many problems that it became impractical to keep him. About 30-40% of the clicks just weren't caught by the keyboard. In addition to the keypress issues, the keyboard turned off out of the blue even with a fully charged battery. It's actually funny.