Redragon S101 Wired Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Combo RGB Backlit Gaming Keyboard with Multimedia Keys Wrist Rest and Red Backlit Gaming Mouse 3200 DPI for Windows PC Gamers (Black)

Keyboard works great. I have serious insomnia, and love it for typing while my wife is asleep. Didnt include instructions on adjusting color, and action. Defaults to scrolling colors, and is pretty annoying, but you can switch to single colors. Just looked it up on YouTube. Nice feel, and reasonable sound. Didnt use the mouse. Keeping it for a spare. Hoping it lasts!

Pretty good. I game on it. Obscure games like Dork Souls and Doom. You wouldn’t understand.

I didnt get this for gaming. I needed a backlit keyboard to replace an ancient one and this one has some features similar to the old one. The wide wrist rest for one thing. Its not a slim keyboard like the junky ones you get with your new computer. If it were a boat, Id call it beamy. What I like: It lights up. Pick a color or do what Im trying and just leaving it at all colors. My eyes feel less strained using the mix. Its quiet without being mushy. The keys feel like and old typewriter if anyone out there is old enough to recall those. It makes for very easy typing. That its not wireless. I like a wireless mouse, but a wireless keyboard is not worth it to me since Im not actually dragging the wire around like I would with a mouse. Nothing to eat more batteries. What I dont like: The back row of keys do not light up. Not that I have much use for any of them, but it seems weird that they made it so they cannot be seen in the dark. So far, the likes outweigh the dont likes. The mouse. No clue on that. I wont be using it. I looked at it and it seems to have a lot of buttons to play with, but it would not replace my wireless small mouse that just fits my hand. I would recommend this if youre looking for a decent backlit keyboard. I do have it on a sliding keyboard tray with the back props up and it still has room to slide away. The measurements were not given in the specs so I wasnt sure it would work, but it does.

HOW TO CONTROL KEYBOARD LIGHTING (turn off pulsing / breathing): LM1 (FN + Insert) = Gradient LM2 (FN + Home) = Single Color choice (red, green violet, yellow, cyan, white blue) LM3 (FN + Page Up) = Static RGB combo choice (red-blue-green, green-red-blue, blue-green-red) LM4 ( FN + Delete) = Running & Neon Light Toggle (Colors moving from left-right on the keyboard *annoying*) LM5 (FN + End) = Breathing Backlight Toggle LM6 (FN + Page Down) = On/Off Switch Brightness (FN + Up/down arrow keys) = Toggle the brightness of LEDs up and down Breathing / moving colors speed (FN + Left/right arrow keys) = changes speed of breathing / moving colors (LM4) REVIEW I felt a need to post the above controls because the first thing I did when I got this keyboard / mouse was to remove it from the box and plug it straight into the computer. I was WRONG about: - This keyboard (S101-3) DOES NOT have supported software. - The lighting controls are done from the keyboard itself. SO when I plugged this keyboard and immediately the keyboard started streaming colors across the keys...WHAT IS GOING ON. This should NOT be the default. Anyways, I looked online for software, but there is none. Then I tried to use the lighting controls on the keyboard and could not figure it out. I had to pull out the manual (see pictures) and Im copying it here for reference. Hopefully this helps you like it helped me. So there IS a way to choose solid colors. And there IS a way to cycle through colors WITHOUT breathing (which I prefer). Cons: - No software - Confusing when first using. Pros: - QUIET. I know this is a mesh keyboard, but man is this so much quieter than my mechanical keyboard. - LOTS of buttons. I kinda geek out a little about all the options to control things from the push of a button right from the keyboard and this has lots of that. So even though I just started using this I think it will grow on me. Maybe Ill come back and update my review later and give it an extra star if all else is well. Overall Im now happy with this purchase once I figured out how to use the dang thing.

I really do love everything about this mouse/keyboard combo...the quality is great, the lighting feature works flawlessly, the mouse is a good size, the keyboard has a nice click to it, but my only complaint and the reason I cannot give 5 stars is because my CAPS LOCK key on the keyboard keeps turning on sporadically during use. Ive had this keyboard since the beginning of November, and it is December 19th and I dont remember this happening at first but it is definitely starting to happen more and more as the weeks go by. In fact, it just happened when I clicked on another tab on my browser and by the time I came back to this tab my caps lock key was on again. Fortunately I have until January 31st to return it, which is what I will probably do even though I love everything else about it.

Love this keyboard. Only reason I did not give it 5 stars is because my Num Lock light does but work when I have it on. That is no big deal though. Not worth sending it back. I love how easy it is to type on and the colors are cool! I don’t use it for gaming.

I use my keyboard anywhere from 8-16 hours a day most days. I work in a dimly lit room at night and need a backlit keyboard that I can see, but doesnt blind me, and that will last. Others Ive had in the past had painted keycaps that would wear off within 6 months to a year. I purchased a different brand before I bought this one, then gave the other one away because the backlight wouldnt stay on due to an unadvertised auto-off feature that could not be disabled. This keybaord is perfect for me. I love the backlight. There are several modes, but I always set it to a single color and choose my preferred brightness. Its bright enough without being obnoxious, but it can be turned up to be very bright if you wish. The keys are average height, they are fairly quiet; they do make noise, but its not the super loud clacky noise that some keyboards make. The media buttons work well, but are unobtrusive and require no extra drivers or software. I love this keyboard, and my only nitpick is one of style: Many keys have an alternate function via the function key. The symbol representing the alternate function is printed at the BOTTOM of each key, meaning the primary function of these keys is printed at the top of the keys. Due to the angle at which you see the keyboard (since its in front of you) the bottom half othe keys are better lit than the top of the keys, so the alternate functions show up better than the primary functions of the keys. For example, on the arrow keys, the alternate functions for backlight brightness are perfectly backlit, while the arrows themselves are dim. While this is a minor nitpick, I would prefer to have hte primary function on the bottom of the keys with the alternate function printed above. All in all, even with my nitpick I would definitely buy this keyboard again.

I bought this pack primarily for the keyboard to see at night when the wife is asleep. So for that, the keyboard has fit the bill perfectly. Theres still some abnormalities with it. Why it needs to start in flashing rainbow mode, among others. But I digress, so far the keyboard has been a great improvement to my situation. The mouse, well, its in a box on the shelf. Put bluntly, I dont like it. I dont like the goofy holes where your thumb rests, I dont like the heavy texture on the buttons. Unless your thumb and fingers are made of putty or sopping wet, having a smooth rough texture like this does not provide added grip---it provides less surface area contact on your fingers. Thats less grip. Theres a reason race cars use tires with no tread. So unless youre worried about your fingers hydroplaning on your mouse, rough textures really have no place on a mouse. Unless youre pounding down potato chips while you use your mouse. I digress. In all seriousness, my dream keyboard would just be the cubicle-ubiquitous Dell Quiet Key, but with keys that illuminate. I dont care about ghosting. I dont care about RGB colors. I dont care about multimedia keys or any of that stuff. This one looked to have fairly generous lower profile keypads rather than the often-imitated IBM model M super tall, skinny keys which I dont like for typing. And so far, its been just fine. Not as nice to type on as my office drone special, but still alright.

So had this keyboard for more then half a year, and everything on it is still very. They keys arent super smooth or sensitive and are well placed, the brightness is very good, and everything is in working order. Mouse is very light and feels well in the hand but I dont use it much. My only main gripe is that, the paint on this thing is very cheap. The texture, while nice to handle, feels like a Chinese Knock off toy paint. It is very rough and sticky feeling. Most of the keys are also not well coated as right out the box the RGB will bleed right through them., and because of that light coating and cheap paint, the paint has been slowly scraping off from use. Hell I have a keyboard from the early-mid 2000s that my family still use that holds the paint better then this. Still it is a good cheap keyboard and a good buy. It is worth the money, just hope you dont get annoyed by no longer seeing what letter you are pressing.

Bought this set primarily for the keyboard to use at work. LOVE the fact the keys are SILENT when typing. If you like a keyboard that makes a loud clicky clacky, this is NOT the keyboard for you. Keys are smooth, medium height and show color pretty well. Really happy with this set.