Amazon Basics Ultra Premium Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo - Rechargeable, Ultra Slim Design, Quiet, Full Size, Number Pad, QWERTY, Black

I picked up this keyboard around April 3rd, and I've had a good amount of time to get a feel for it. Here's my honest review:* Typing Feel: The keys feel fantastic. They have a satisfying tactile bump without being overly loud, which is perfect for both typing documents and gaming. I can type for hours without my fingers feeling fatigued.* Build Quality: This thing feels solid. There's no flex in the board, and it has a nice weight to it. It really feels like a premium product that will last.* Aesthetics: It looks great on my desk. The design is sleek and modern, and the backlighting is vibrant and customizable without being distracting.Overall, I'm really happy with this keyboard, and I'm giving it a 5-star review!

The Amazon Basics Ultra Premium Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo was the perfect size that I was looking for my needs. The keyboard & mouse batteries were already charged and once I installed the USB connector, flipped the ON switch, they both immediately connected with my laptop & was ready to use. The keys has a solid quality feel and provides a nice premium tactile response as you type. I was looking for a keyboard that had a dedicated key to the calculator and this Amazon Basics Ultra Premium Wireless Keyboard included one! Yeah! The mouse operates as it should and the shape is surprisingly comfortable to use. The mouse rolling wheel control operates quietly and scrolls very nicely. Highly recommended!

This Keyboard and Mouse Unlocked My Final FormListen up, fellow mortals.I bought this wireless keyboard and mouse expecting the usual: clicky keys, semi-responsive mouse, maybe the occasional Bluetooth tantrum. What I didn’t expect was a spiritual awakening.As soon as I plugged in the USB dongle, my lights flickered, my dog started speaking in tongues, and I heard Morgan Freeman narrating my every move. Suddenly, I could type 120 WPM with my eyes closed. My emails started writing themselves. I accidentally hacked into NASA while trying to check my Gmail. Sorry, NASA.But the gaming, oh dear lord the gaming.I loaded up Warzone and BAM—my KD ratio went from “tragic potato” to “suspiciously professional.” I’m getting 20 more FPS just from vibes. Enemies die before I even see them. My bullets curve like they’re in Wanted. My mouse glides so smoothly it might be made from baby dolphin tears and moonlight. I move it an inch, and my character backflips over bullets. I clicked once and my PC asked if I wanted to “delete the final boss.” Yes. Yes, I did.Battery life? Infinite. I haven’t charged it once. I think it feeds on sheer awesomeness.In short: if you want a normal typing and gaming experience, do not get this. But if you're ready to transcend your humanity and ascend to keyboard-warrior godhood—welcome to the club.10/10, would ascend again.

At a time when almost all keyboards are made out of lumps of plastic, to find one built with a solid metal frame that is still very lightweight is unusual to say the least. There is a nice tactile feel to the keys with the minimum of "clicking" sound and instant responsiveness. The mouse is equally as comfortable to use and very responsive. The addition of the DPI button also allows on the fly adjustment of the cursor speed, rotating between 4 different speeds which is a feature you might expect on pricier units.Why not 5 stars? Simple. The power indicator lights on both the keyboard and the mouse are "quirky" to say the least! Once the indicator turns solid green it is fully charged, but the moment you unplug the charging cable the light turns red (charging mode),even if you don't touch the keyboard, AND, even when plugged in, once you start typing the green (fully charged) indicator switches to red, and the same issue is present on the mouse indicator light.THEN, when you plug the cable immediately back into the mouse, it reaches maximum charge indicator inside a minute, whereas on the keyboard it takes a good 5 minutes plus for that to happen, even if you are not using the keyboard. This set up is definitely counterintuitive; if anything, it should perhaps remain green - as is common with most wireless keyboard/mouse configurations on the market and then blink red when it needs to be recharged, remain solid red while charging and solid green once fully charged.I guess I will get used to the quirky nature of the indicator lights, although I personally find the set up a little irritating, but the exceptionally high initial build quality of the entire system leads me to believe that it's a minor inconvenience that I'm prepared to put up with.