XTREMTEC Wireless Keyboard and Mouse, 2.4G Full Size Wireless Keyboard Mouse Combo, Ultra Slim Silent Cute Computer Keyboard with USB Receiver for Windows, OS, PC, Mac, Tablet (Blue)

It's so nice! I love that it's cordless and so lightweight. My desk is a little small especially with everything I have on it so this lets me put the keyboard right on my lap if I need to. The mouse is smooth. The keys feel great when I type. I don't particularly care that it's so quiet bc I don't mind loud keys but it feels great. 10/10 definitely recommend!

Pretty good so far! The colour is cute and it’s comfortable to type on! My old keyboard was getting sticky and the keys were harder to press. This one so much easier and makes me want to type more too! If only the “xtremetech” logo is not printed on the space bar

i love this keyboard, im a cad tech so i need a good keyboard and mouse to get a lot of use out of. ive gotten multiple compliments on it and its a super cute color. It comes with a silicone cover to put over the buttons for everyday use and i love it. im actually wearing it down and would love to buy just another silicone matt to replace this one. keeps me from getting my keys stuck with dirt and dust and still get the full color and cuteness of the keyboard. O! the mouse is perfect too, i have smaller hands and cant with the bulky mouses so this one is perfect! will update with pictures later!EDIT: After about 11 months the mouse isn't working. i keep it clean, change out the batteries and have a pretty clean station so idk why its not working, it seems like the laser on the bottom isnt good anymore, time to get a new mouse. Keyboard is still working great though!

I hate giving out one-star reviews, but this keyboard sadly did not work for me. At all.I left it sitting for a few months and went back to it, thinking it might have been my problem and I just did something wrong. It still did not work. I tried it on a different computer. It still didn't work. Let me just say, I've used many many keyboards over the years. MANY. I am no beginner at this.I gave it to my sister, thinking she might succeed where I had failed. She did not. I think this keyboard just might have been a dud, honestly.I hate giving out one-star reviews and I almost never do. However, for a faulty (?) item, that is the only rating that makes sense.

I won't go into too much detail with respect to the functionality of this keyboard, as it's actually a good keyboard in all those areas. Obviously, how "comfortable" or "intuitive" a keyboard is tends to be largely subjective, anyway, but I wanted to be objective in this review in one small area that really irritates me: BACKLIGHTING.If I had to guess, then I'd assume the seller of this keyboard (and maybe not necessarily the "manufacturer") can order these keyboards and make modifications to their firmware and even customize the keys, and I don't have a problem with that. My issue, however, is that I buy backlit keyboards because that's one of the best ways to tell whether key labels will come off (since backlit "labels" shouldn't come off). Sadly, only half or so of these labels are backlit, while others are somehow painted/printed on. There's a noticeable difference between the two, as you can feel a bump where the painted/printed ones are.What worries me about this is that all the customized functions specific to these keyboards are the ones indicated by the labels that're more likely to no longer be visible after heavy use, as they're painted/printed on and, thus, probably likely to be worn off with extended and/or heavy use.The necessity of these "special" functions is subjective, of course, but some of the key functions you may find yourself without labels for over time are for things as mundane as controlling the LED lighting to things as common as media controls. I mean, the media key labels should especially be backlit, as you're very likely to use those in a dim room!Anyway, again, the keyboard itself it mostly fine, but I hate the fact that this "backlit" keyboard is only really approximately half backlit and that the functions that're specific to this keyboard are the ones whose labels are going to eventually wear off. Honestly, as good as the keyboard is in terms of performance, I'd suggest passing and looking for one that doesn't have a lot of the labels painted/printed on if you're searching for a backlit keyboard.