To be clear, I'm not big on what qualifies as a top of the line gaming keyboard. To my knowledge, all the top of the line gaming keyboards are going to cost over $100 dollars for a keyboard alone. They usually have a wrist-rest and interchangeable keys. I'm coming from a keyboard that had for years been falling apart and a mouse that was for a turn of the century Mac so literally buying anything would be a step up, lol.

To start, the keyboard feels good. There's still some clicking and clacking to be had, but compared to my previous keyboard (An outdated logitech trash fire that was missing screws with a number of numeric keys no longer operational) The keyboard also has a good weight to it and doesn't slide all over the desk. Without the arm rest below the keyboard, it's actually great for me and the limited desk space I have.

Something I didn't expect was the RGB settings. It has a lot. 6-7 colors with various modes, like breathings, rainbow-cycling - All which can have the speed of which they display changed by holding ESC+FN keys.

The mouse was more simple. Standard Right/Left Click, Scroll Wheel, 2 right side thumb clicks with a DPI button below the scroll wheel to cycle thru colors or DPI Key+ Side Key on the mouse adjust single color modes that only seem to do breathing color (Fading in and out) I was able to match my keyboard and mouse to a pretty Cyan/Purple Neon to match the RGB lights in my tower and they look really cool together.

Both Keyboard and Mouse use their dedicated USB cords which for the most part are decent lengths and not totally intrusive (I have minimal desk space for all my music/art crap, mind you) One cable has a somewhat fat USB connector for some reason, making a tight fit for any other USB next to it which seems a bit pointless.

All and all it still gets an all star review from me. I tested gaming with Doom Eternal and the key inputs fell into place, with the mouse feeling like a good fit with the extra side keys being used for up close Melee.

If you're like me and your keyboard mouse set up was a dumpster fire, this is a great upgrade. I don't usually write reviews but I'm happy with my purchase. Someday maybe I'll step up tot he world of customizable gaming keyboards but I'm in no rush with this set up. :)

I bought this keyboard for my friend, once we got it delivered a little less than a day later and we unpacked it the sounds it the keys made when pressed was enjoyable and the color is true to the preview of it. The pigment of the colors are not at all dull, it's a great size for a smaller gamer and depending on your preference, a full time gamer would enjoy this keyboard as well. It is cheap and the quality of the keyboard is hard to find even from larger brands. The only thing I would change about it/add to it would be having an option for wireless and wired in the same colors+features as the normal version of the keyboard.ðŸ‘ðŸ¾

i really like this keyboard. I mean it wasn't too pricy. I didn't see that it was wired but the cord is 'lengthy' (long) so it's alright. its pretty bright. and i haven't had any problems with it. however, it is kinda weird getting used to it because the volume is in a different place vs default windows 11 keyboard (my old one).
and for me, i have to hold ''FN'' on the keyboard while pressing the volume button which would be f4,f7,f8.
and I even need to hold it to change the color of the keyboard. now this isn't a problem but I'm making it sound like a problem only because there was no way of telling me how the keyboard rlly works. I mean I know a KEYBOARD doesn't need instructions. but at least tell me how to work some things??? the video didn't really explain it. as mine was different(?) so 4 stars for no help... but otherwise its cool. i wish the mouse could be on one color instead of rainbow but it's fine .

i use this both for gaming and my school projects. it's good and gets the job done. it's not annoyingly loud but it does have a noticeable click like with other keyboards and mouses but it's not enough to bother most people. i love the lights and how the keys and mouse feel. the keys have a slight curve at the top so it's not completely flat and uncomfortable. the only real issue i have with this is that the lights don't match. the keyboard lights are kinda like patches of color in a rainbow pattern while the mouse is a few colors fading into eachother in a rainbow pattern. overall it's good quality, it's a good affordable option for gaming, and it's really durable.

The only reason I gave it 4/5 stars is because the cord to the mouse is a little short so it's hard to move a lot when it's connected to pc.