It is a nice keyboard, I bought it for Black Friday at 22.5, but I was a bit disappointed that after some inactivity, the keyboard shuts down and there is darkness instead of the lighting. Also, sometimes the alt and shift keys are unresponsive and I have to apply force. Nevertheless, it is a nice keyboard, if only it didn't have these flaws!

I come here from an 8 euro Powertech keyboard which really deserved its money. And the reason is that I wanted to try something smaller at the office, with membrane keys, and I decided to give something more this time... the result? I regret spending my money...

The build quality is unacceptable - cheap plastic. Many keys are difficult to press. Especially the larger keys (the two Shift keys, Enter, and Backspace) need to be pressed close to the center, otherwise you risk getting tendonitis... Thankfully, the Space bar doesn't have the same issue. Also, the left Shift and Enter keys made a particularly annoying squeaking sound, so I had to remove their springs to make it stop.

It has various lighting tricks, but you can also make it single-color. I believe those of you who are interested in lighting won't be disappointed for this reason. However, everything is a bit anemic, meaning that the maximum brightness is the only realistic option, and it's about the same as the "medium scale" my Powertech had. But there's also the following problem here, the keys from the middle and above, essentially don't light up. Meaning in the row with the numbers, for example (1,2,3,4,5,6, etc.), only the numbers light up, not the symbols (!@#$%^) that are above. This applies to the entire keyboard and shows that they probably borrowed some parts from their other keyboards...

In summary, the keyboard is not worth not only its money but also in general. I will keep it for a while to see if I can work with tenkeyless and then replace it with another one. I have no opinion about the mouse, I didn't try it, I use a trackball.

* I tested for ghost keys and found combinations (ESDF) that didn't allow more than 3 keys...
I removed it from the PC and went back to my immortal Powertech.

For 30€ together with a mouse, you feel like you're stealing from them! The keys, although membrane, are quiet, have a good feel, and are not at all cheap. The lighting is somewhat "faded," but at this price, you can't expect much. Personally, I type faster and make fewer mistakes than on a mechanical keyboard with MX Brown switches. I have no opinion on the mouse, as I don't use it.