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This is a compact 60% wireless keyboard paired with a small RGB mouse, both running off one 2.4G USB receiver. The keyboard uses membrane switches tuned to feel like mechanical black switches, with a steel plate inside and three rainbow backlight modes. The keyboard packs a 2000mAh battery and the mouse a 500mAh one, both rechargeable, with sleep mode to stretch runtime. It suits desk-space-limited gamers and office users who want one receiver and a small footprint, but it is a budget membrane board, not a true mechanical one, so serious typists should weigh it against real mechanical 60% boards.
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Lowest price we've seen: $30.98 on Nov 12 at Amazon. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.
This is a wireless gaming keyboard and mouse combo with a compact 68-key, 60% layout. The keyboard is a membrane design built with steel plates and a structure that gives it a feel similar to a black-switch mechanical keyboard. The mouse is pocket-sized and its buttons make a crisp click.
Both devices share one tiny USB receiver, which is stored in a slot at the bottom of the keyboard. They use 2.4G wireless transmission with an effective range of 6-10 meters. The keyboard has three groups of rainbow backlight effects, and the mouse lights in seven colors.
Both devices are rechargeable. The keyboard runs more than 40 hours with the light on and supports an energy-saving sleep mode. Press Fn+W to switch the W, A, S, D keys to arrow keys. Setup is plug and play, and no driver is needed. The connection is paired by default, and if it is lost you only need to pair it again.
