Redragon S107 Gaming Keyboard and Mouse, RGB Gaming Keyboard and 3200 DPI Mouse Combo with Large Mouse Pad, 25-Key Anti-Ghosting, Mechanical Feeling Keyboard, Plug & Play to PC, Laptop

Bought this for my grandson's gaming rig and he loves it. Nice RGB colors that you can control and feels like a higher end keyboard. Highly recommend!

Lasted me years. Solid for price.

First, the cons...1) This is advertised as a gaming keyboard, but it's a rubber membrane keyboard. I'm not a gamer, but based on what I've read and seen on YouTube, a mechanical keyboard is better for gaming, and that is not what this is. I use mine for typing, so a rubber membrane keyboard is probably better for my use, and I and wanted a backlit keyboard so I could use it in the dark while I'm watching TV shows and movies on my computer.2) Since it is a rubber membrane keyboard with pillar keycaps, not a mechanical keyboard with the + shaped keycap posts, you will not be able to replace your keycaps, nor will you be able to make your own custom keycaps unless you have a way to 3D print your own out of some type of plastic. See my attached photo, where I removed one of the keycaps show you all, and search the internet for replacement pillar keycaps, if you think you might want to replace any of your keycaps. The outside of these posts measure about 5/16" across, while my previous keyboard also had pillar keycaps, but the outside of those posts measure about 1/4" across, which is 4/16" for those who suck at math (I'm not judging, just trying to be helpful). My point is, pillar keycaps from one keyboard may not work on another keyboard, and maybe this lack of standardization is why 3rd parties don't sell replacement keycaps for this type of keyboard.3) There seem to be two or three different styles of this keyboard, and yes, I looked at the bottom of my keyboard, and it says S107-1. My keyboard isn't as illuminated as the product photos, as you can also see in my photo, and the numbers use a standard font for keyboards, as most of the product photos show. However, some other reviewer photos show even more illumination than the product photos and have a font that looks like a cross between space-agey and stencil. Maybe those are S107 without a -1 after it? If so, why would they be showing product photos with S107-1 lettering?4) My real annoyance is the lighting on the mouse. I would love it if it wasn't constantly "breathing" with no way to change that, and I wish it would stay the color I set it at, instead of changing modes after a period of inactivity. It is possible to set a color, contrary to what some other people have said, but it will switch to alternating colors between each "breath" if I don't use it for a minute or so. It will go back to the color I set if I notice it changing colors and start moving it again, but when I came home from work (it was locked but not off that whole time), it was alternating colors and I had to use the middle button to set it back to the color I wanted. It took me a while to figure out how to change the color, because I couldn't find any instructions for it either on the box or online.5) Lack of instructions, as I mentioned at the end of #4.Now, the pros...1) With my old keyboard, I kept typing a backslash when I tried to hit the Enter key, because the Enter key was vertical and the backslash/vertical bar was between the Enter key and the quote key. I much prefer the placement of the keys on this keyboard, where the Enter key is horizontal, to the right of the quote button, and the backslash/vertical bar key is above the Enter key. This is one of the reasons I chose this keyboard over some of the others I looked at. The locations of the other keys are all pretty standard, plus the function keys have other functions that a lot of other keyboards don't have. Check out the product photos to see what they can do.2) This has a 10-key, which I can not live without. Not only does it let me enter numbers like I would on an adding machine, which I do quite often on a computer, but there is no way to type alt characters without a 10-key.3) Typing speed and accuracy. I work at a few different locations for my job, and have to use whatever computer is available to me on any given day. Some of these computers have keyboards with chiclet keys, and others have raised keys, so I am used to using different styles of keyboard on a regular basis. Despite having this Redragon keyboard for less than a day as I write this review, I feel like my typing speed is faster and more accurate with this keyboard than with all the ones I normally use at work, as well as the keyboard I was using at home until I got this one yesterday, and I say this as someone who can touch-type at 90-100 wpm (and sometimes faster on a good day) even while correcting typos, because I can feel when I've made a typo without having to see what I typed. I attribute this improved speed and accuracy to the layout, responsiveness, and sturdiness of the keys.4) Sturdiness and responsiveness. The keyboard and mouse both feel very sturdy and are very responsive.5) Comfort. The keyboard and mouse are both very comfortable to use. Not only do I prefer this keyboard over the one I was using before, for reasons stated above, but I also like the shape of this mouse more than the standard-shaped mouse I was using before.6) The mouse pad. Oh, my goodness, I did not expect anything so nice! I liked the one I was using before, but this one is much bigger, has fabric on the top, and has quality stitching around the edges so the fabric shouldn't detach from the rubbery backing any time soon.In summary...I would have given this combo 5 stars, but knocked it down to 4 because of the mouse's random lighting mode if it isn't in constant use (I counted it just now, and it changed colors on the 9th "breath"), the lack of instructions both in the package and online, and the fact that they are marketing this as a "gaming" keyboard when it isn't mechanical. Having backlit keys doesn't make it a gaming keyboard; it just makes it easy to see when the room is dark. I would love to be able to make custom keycaps if/when the black starts wearing off the top of the keys like it did for some other reviewers (check out reviewer images before deciding whether to buy this), but I do have a way to "resurface" them if/when that happens. The reason I didn't give it 3 stars is because I love the sturdiness and responsiveness of this keyboard and mouse, they help me be quicker and more accurate with typing and graphics work, the mouse pad is quite nice, and it is well worth the $30 I paid for all three.

Great on a budget. Looks good. Feels good. Not expensive.

Omg it's so good and I get the response I want and these are comfy to type on it's just so much satisfaction hereing the keys as you roast someone in a match online.

Excelente combo y si llego a Colombia

Gran combo gamer, buena calidad a un buen precio.

I just purchased this keyboard + mouse combo and have used it for a few days now, so thought I'd write a review. Unfortunately, not everything has started off all that well. The keyboard light is completely uneven all around the edges of the keyboard, and is even out completely on the back right corner. The keyboard only gives you a limited selection of options and colors regarding the lights, as you can only choose one solid color for the entire keyboard, and can pretty much only cycle through a breathing effect or solid lights for it. Having said all of that, these are mostly superficial complaints. Regarding the keyboard's performance, it's not that bad. The "mechanical feel" to the keyboard makes it a pleasure to type on. Although it really doesn't compare to a true mechanical keyboard, typing still has a much more pleasant feel on here than on most other membrane keyboards. There haven't been any issues spotted so far with typing issues, although the font used on the keyboard itself does make a few of the keys a little hard to read without focusing on them.Of course, this isn't just a keyboard. This kit also includes a gaming mouse and a rather large mousepad. The mouse itself has a good feel to it, allowing you to select the responsiveness of it. The mouse, just like the keyboard, only lights up with one color at a time, and does a continuous breathing effect that can't be turned off. The color that it lights up as will correspond to which DPI setting you choose, with no way to change it to match your favorite color with your preferred setting. Again, though, this issue doesn't really affect its overall functionality, which so far has been stellar.Regarding the mousepad, it's rather large and with an eye-catching design, and the stitched edges help give it a high quality feel that is a bit surprising considering the overall price of this kit. Overall, if you're looking for a cheap gaming keyboards + mouse + mousepad combo that will hold you off until you can afford some higher quality products, then this kit will certainly fit the bill.