Decent Keyboard and Mouse, Correct at Price Point
597302
This keyboard and mouse combo is essentially exactly what I expected at the price point. It's not the best keyboard ever made, but it wasn't purchased due to the quality of construction. This is a great keyboard for someone looking for something cheap. The layout is pretty solid for someone that touch types and overall it isn't bad. The mouse is a bit uncomfortable, but I have used a lot worse at the same or even higher price points.

Overall, if you're looking for something long term this is most likely not the product for you. If you're looking for something temporary or for a backup, this works just fine.
3699207
Decent wireless keyboard with trackpad for the price. Battery life is decent, keys are okay, plastic is moderate quality, and aesthetically it's a nice looking keyboard. Sometimes the typing/clicking can be delayed by a few seconds during more intensive tasks on the computer; however I believe this is a RAM/CPU fault with the weak media center PC I'm using it with.

Overall, a good keyboard if you're not looking to spend over $30 on a wireless keyboard and mouse.
4328749
Wireless keyboard works pretty good for most things.  Touchpad works fine also.  Back lite comes in handy on occasion too.
4970676
Keyboard keys are really smooth. Disappointed with the mouse. The mouse doesn't work as expected. Sometimes, product options and pricing can  cause irritation. I found Keyboard for ~$13 and Mouse for ~$4 and Bundle for ~$14.
3186875
For the record, this is much closer to 5 stars than 4, but in a 4 out 5 system, anything that implies a 10/10 feels misleading. This isn't the perfect keyboard (I've already had to backspace twice simply because the space bar takes so much force to activate), but for the price point, it isn't certainly a nice offering.

I bought this keyboard because I bought the Redragon Perdition Mouse (a wonderful product I've been using for some time now without issue or complaint, could not recommend it higher for the price point). It doesn't quite live up to the mouse, but it isn't a terrible keyboard by any means.

The matte feel of the keyboard is very nice compared to the hard gloss a lot of keyboards use. The keys are fairly close together -- a plus for me as a gamer, as I have access to my F keys with very little effort on my part.

The function keys (music, sound, stop, play/pause) are what they are -- the only one I ever really use is calculator since it's much easier than navigating the windows start menu to get it.

The backlighting is pretty good on most of the keys, however on the longer keys (spacebar, backspace) there's noticeable outages in brightness, which gives the keyboard a cheap appearance. It's hard to knock it too much, however, as they do sufficiently light the keys for use in pitch-black conditions.

The keys are nice and fairly quiet -- no one has complained about me typing while in Skype on this bad boy, which I am sure is a relief for my friends and guildmates.

Finally, we get to the single biggest drawback of this keyboard -- the keys. The keys themselves take a HUGE amount of force to activate compared to many other keyboards I've used (ranging from cheap, $10 HP keyboards to low-end mechanical keyboards) -- it often leads to me making typos and a lot of finger fatigue when it comes to working on writing intensive projects (even this review has been somewhat strenuous compared to my previous keyboards).It hasn't been a problem in terms of actual gameplay (League of Legends, for example, hasn't ever doubted my key presses), and there's enough feedback that you know when the key activates -- it just takes more force than I would like for the keys to activate in the first place.

For the low price point of this keyboard, it's hard to complain too much -- but don't get me wrong, you'll absolutely be aware of the price point while using this keyboard. You're never going to dupe yourself into thinking you bought a beautiful, brown cherry MX mechanical keyboard, but it'll definitely beat out many of its peers in the $20 range, especially for something backlit.
3052521
Keyboard is good for me, but mouse is small.

Overall good performance.
Can use for day to day use.
2981242
Not the worst purchase I made, then again I snagged mine for $14, so I mean there's really no downside.
Pros:
-Fast and responsive, a few different DPI settings to accommodate many different users.
-Fairly good ascetics
Cons:
-Limited DPI settings, which for the average person won't be an issue. The mouse came out of the box set at 1,800 DPI, which for the average person is where they're gonna need it. For the more avid gamer however this mouse's limited DPI might be an issue.
-Feels kinda cheap, which is a given hence this being the budget Razer gaming mouse.
Verdict:
If you're an average user wanting to get some nice looking peripherals, this is the way to go. Ascetically it's simple yet clean and pleasing to the eye.
If you're an avid gamer, just save up a bit more and go with the Naga. As an owner of both, I would say for everyday use (ie. surfing the internet, browsing ebay, ect) this is a nice, simple mouse that'll do that perfectly. If you want to do more gaming, the Naga is the way to go.
1693464
For $20, this is a good keyboard and mouse. It doesn't feel 'fancy' like my good logictech wireless keyboard and mouse, but for a handy wired mouse and keyboard to use when I'm building computers, it's great.
4279782
Decent keyboard and mouse.  I needed something for work and I didn't want to spend the money on a Logitec KB.  Not as good as the more expensive (2 to 3 times more) brands but it works just fine
1429001
I bought this as a gift for my husband. He is pleased with the keyboard and mouse. There was even a large mouse pad included that was not included in the product details, so that was a pleasant surprise. The keyboard feels sturdy and works well. The keys are not hard to press although they have a long press to activate the keys (if that makes sense...in other words they have to be pushed down far.) They are not sensitive by any means. As other reviewers stated the enter/return key is different than most but he said it didn't take long to adjust to the set up. The best feature is the illumination. The keys are well lit and are not blurry at all as some had stated. The mouse is very responsive and works great. Easy press when clicking. The item was packed and shipped well and arrived when promised. The writing on the box was an entertaining read. No paper instructions. I do feel when I saw the item was originally $199 and I was saving 85% it might have been a little misleading. This is not a $200 keyboard. But it is a good deal for the money that was spent on it. He has been using the keyboard/mouse for 8 days and is happy with the product with no major complaints. Thanks!
3649962
I bought the Logitech K400 to work with my media laptop hooked up to my HDTV. I wanted a keyboard with a trackpad so I could have just the one device for surfing websites, starting up iTunes, etc. So far it's been great, no issues:

Range: Very good. Our couch sits about 6-7 feet from our TV, and the keyboard will work clear across the room, if I wanted it to.
Quality: Good. For the price, can't complain on the quality. It's not the most amazing feel, but you get what you pay for.
Keys: Good size. They're not too large, not too small. The only issue I have is with the Ctrl and Windows keys - due to the size change, it took me a little bit for my finger to figure out where they were.
Trackpad: Works well. It's nice that they include full-size left- and right-click buttons, not all built-in trackpads I've used have them that size. The movement on the trackpad is fine.
Battery life: Great. Haven't had to change it yet.

If you need a keyboard with a built-in trackpad, and don't need something really expensive, give this one a shot. You won't be disappointed.
1832266
I really like this keyboard and mouse. It's easy to use, and I think the format of it is great. It's good for gaming, but nicely, isn't overwhelmingly a "gaming" look. It takes a while to get used to the enter key being so far away, but after a while, as you get used to it, it's no problem at all.

The only problem I have is that the mouse color doesn't turn off, even when I power off the computer, which is a little annoying. I stick the mouse somewhere where I can't see it change colors in my sleep. The colors aren't too annoying because they fade in and out very smoothly, but I'm a rather light sleeper, so I'd rather be safe than sorry in terms of these things.

Overall, it's a great keyboard and mouse, especially for the price!
4542212
The keyboard/ mouse combo arrived on January 4th.  Delivery was timely and the contents was as described.  They keyboard is still functioning fine although, as others have suggested, it's noisy and the travel is pretty far so you get to work your fingers out using it.  Still, if you are an aggressive typist, as I am, that won't be a problem.  I love the split keyboard design and it's become increasingly difficult to find the standard QWERTY keyboard layout that doesn't have the numbers and various other keys all bunched together like the Microsoft ergonomic keyboards have.

My issue is with the mouse, though.  It worked for a while, although it was a bit larger than my rather small hands find comfortable.  In less than a month the wheel in the center stopped functioning correctly. I tried to use it without the wheel, relying on the wheel click to scroll with, but it's cumbersome and doesn't function well in all instances.  Today I gave up and pulled out an old wireless mouse I sometimes use with my tablet. So now I have two wireless dongles using USB ports for keyboard and mouse.

So far I have no complaints, other than noise, with the keyboard.  The mouse, however, is a big disappointment and stopped working properly in about a month.
4732397
The keyboard and mouse are ok.  The keyboard feels pretty cheap and frequently has lag issues when I start typing, which drives me nuts.  It is not rechargeable and needs for you to replace the batteries from time to time.  For the price it's a great bargain but next time I would spend a little more and get the K800, which I also own and is incredible.
776332
The mouse is nice, just small for my hands (pretty average). All the buttons are clicky and reliable and the scroll wheel doesn't act funny. The keyboard was surprisingly tactile and responsive for a membrane, first impression. I can't get the media buttons to function, even with sharpkeys. I frequently have to change USB ports (on any computer) for some reason. Gaming wise, its okay. For $30 you get a keyboard and a mouse that will work (hopefully).
Its a hit or miss I think.
1151943
Best price you'll find anywhere for a keyboard + mouse combo but you get what you pay for.  Keys don't always register, mouse spazes out at moments (cursor won't sit still even when mouse is not moving).  But can't say this is a bad purchase for the price.
3419676
This is a nice, back lit mouse and keyboard combo for a good price. The only thing I don't like is that the mouse light doesn't turn off, even if the computer is off. The keyboard back light doesn't turn on unless you press a scroll lock/back light button on the keyboard. Also the keys without the back light on are hard to see so you basically have to have it on all the time if you want to see the keys clearly. That being said the back light is nice and the keyboard and mouse feel decent quality. The mouse's 2 side buttons are also fairly small for my liking but that's a personal thing. I bought this for someone else and I use a Razer Black Widow Mechanical Keyboard and a Logitech 502 mouse and while this isn't nearly as crisp and responsive it does feel good enough and it is also not nearly as expensive either. For the price this should be a worthy weapon for any budget gamer.