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)

You wont go wrong for the price. Just like anything else that you buy through Amazon Prime this guy came to my home quickly. Everything was packed up nicely and well protected with air bags covering the actual keyboard and mouse packaging. Granted, this isnt going to be the best keyboard mouse combo out there but for the price, I dont think youll find anything better out there. The red lights looks good on both the keyboard and mouse but arent too bright. The mouse wheel has a nice feel to it but does require a little bit more umph to move it then other mouses sometimes need. The mouse definitely isnt small, but I only have normal size hands for a guy and my handle cradles it just fine. If anyone out there with small hands is wondering if they can use this, my wife (with VERY small hands) says that she really likes how comfortable the mouse is. The 3 dpi setting are nice and luckily with where the button to change the dpi settings is at, youre not going to accidentally hit it. Its also nice for me switching to a lower or higher dpi depending on the game that Im playing or the program that Im using. If you have any questions or anything Ill be happy to answer anyones about the keyboard or mouse. ***EDIT*** Ive decided to update this review. After putting in about 200 hours of CS:GO using this keyboard and mouse set up, I feel like Ive put it through its paces. The only issue that Ive come up with was binding keys to the mouse buttons 4 and 5. Theyre a little tough only because instead of using the options menu I had to manually type in the binds through the console. Other than that Ive had no issues. The Keyboard is a bit on the louder side but not much more than any mechanical keyboard albeit much louder than a chiclet keyboard would be, but thats to be expected. As far as how noisy it is when Im gaming, since Im really only using WASD a bit of the shift key and then tab, I havent had much noise. The most important thing is that the wife doesnt get annoyed with the noise so theres that. 200 hours later this is still a 5 star extreme bang for the buck keyboard/mouse setup.

I needed a keyboard with Numpad but also like occasional gaming. This one looked decent and works fine for intended use. Unfortunately the colored lights reset daily and have to be reset to a preferred single color (unless you like flashing rainbow colors) and it is not a quiet keyboard at all. It again, for the price it works!

This is a top-of-the-line keyboard and gaming mouse from a specialist company, I was shocked to see it at this price. It types very smooth and clear, the type noise isnt loud yet still has that comforting sound. The controls for the colors, patterns etc are incredible, lots of variety and mixes. The mouse is also great, feels just right and feels very smooth in games, also very comfortable for long office hours, same for the keyboard. Must buy in my opinion, this is a rare bargain.

I got this for my office at work. I figured if I’m going to be at my desk all day I may as well have a keyboard and mouse I enjoy using. The mouse is great, adjustable DPI and function buttons are nice. The light on it “breathes” which is fun. Now, the keyboard. It looks nice, the LEDs are cool and have multiple options for how much of a rave you want at your desk. The keyboard is NOT MECHANICAL. No clickity clacks. That’s my fault for not seeing that in the description. The keys seem to absorb finger oils pretty quickly, it’s very noticeable on my spacebar. There are multiple function buttons but I don’t know anyone that actually uses those, but it’s nice to have the option I suppose. Overall this is a nice, inexpensive set up that is better than a “stock” keyboard and mouse you’d get from your company and adds some flair to your desk.

This was okay but I eventually returned it since I went with a different type of keyboard.

Love the size of it. You really do have to have the lights on to be able to see the normal keys. I have had about a week now and the finish on it seems to collect the oils from my fingertips and has left shiny spots already on the keyboard. It doesnt tilt high enough in the back to be of great use for the feet.

The keyboard is a membrane type, the keys can be a little hard to press down (not impossible of course). It has several backlighting settings (7 colors blah blah blah Im sure you can read the product data. The backlighting works without other software). The cord to the keyboard feels like it could last a while. Personal opinion (like all of this...): the mouse is the best part of this combo. Its a 6 button mouse (2 regular mouse buttons, 1 button on the click wheel, 1 just above the click wheel that changes the DPI settings, and 2 buttons in the right hand thumb location.) The mouse has red lights that breath by default (though you can turn this off through somewhat glitchy software that works 1/2 the time. But your hand is covering it when you use it...so itll probably be ok). The USB cord has a braided jacket that feels like it can take alot. It has a weight system that you can customize (personally I use 1 of the weights for a lighter feeling mouse). I have large hands and am right handed, and I like that the mouse fits my hand well. The thumb buttons on the mouse are closer to the desk than some other mice Ive used. I use a photo manipulation program often with it and the ability to set DPI higher at the click of a button is pretty useful. It also comes in handy when you run out of space on the desk (because sometimes I have papers, electronics projects etc. that are also on the desk) Im curious how long the mouse and keyboard will last (Ive had them for just under a month with daily 2-3 hour use at the time of writing this). And Im guessing theyll last a while due to the cords. Overall: the keyboard takes a touch too much work to press the keys down (personal preference) but seems solid and the lights are fun to play with (though IMO the lights are nice but not essential). The mouse meets every need I have.

Let me start off by saying the mouse works great, the keyboard however...has a somewhat frustrating issue. During the cooler months, my house usually gets decently cold. Ive noticed that when the indoor temperature gets in the low 50s Fahrenheit, some of the keys (those on the left side of the T/G/B keys) wont work in conjunction with the left Shift key. Left Shift will still work with the keys on the other side, and I can still type with the affected keys by themselves in lowercase, but if I hit LShift+a, for example, to capitalize, it wont register any input at all. I write A LOT, so this very quickly became annoying to deal with. After troubleshooting pretty much everything I could think of, unplugging/plugging back in the keyboard, cleaning the keyboard thoroughly, the only explanation I can come up with is that this board just does not like sub-50 degree temps. Otherwise, the keyboard works just fine and is decently comfortable to use. RGB lighting is very cool and Ive had no problems with it. Ill just have to find a better keyboard to switch out to once the cooler seasons come back around.

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.

My job gave me a computer with a crap ass keyboard that had broken feet and the previous guys nastiness all over the keys. I could have waited for them to slowly decide when it was in the budget to replace a crap ass stock keyboard with another crap ass stock keyboard, but I decided I had waited long enough. If I am going to spend the better part of 8 hours staring at a computer, I might as well make it my own. So I dropped a couple of bucks and got a keyboard and mouse that would be complete overkill for an office environment... and its perfect. Why? Because now my boring ol office has some uniqueness to it, making me forget I am trapped at a desk. Now I am trapped at a desk with peripherals that are much better than anyone else. This may not be a big deal to you, but in my mind, its better to do the mundane tasks on a keyboard that visually distracts me with colorful bliss. The mouse takes the feeling of dread I had from clicking that worn out stock mouse and gives me the excitement I need to not only click, but DOUBLE CLICK as well. Im sure i could play games and other things with it too. So why did I buy a gaming mouse and keyboard for an office computer? Because Im awesome. That, and think about it... gamers sit there for hours double-clicking to use the Sword of Gondor repeatedly, so it must be comfortable. Logic.