Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a very good quality keyboard. The lights are absolutely amazing and awesome. Works very well. Very pleased with the purchase

Before I start, I received this bundle for free for my honest opinion. I've played PC games for the past six years now for reference. I'll start with the keyboard first. The keyboard is aesthetically very pleasing to look at. The RGB looks very clean, and while the board doesnn't come with any software to change it, the on-board modes should be enough for most people. Despite not being mechanical, it still feels very much so. I would say it feels somewhat like blue switches with O-rings attached while still being clicky and loud. It's a nice, minimalist keyboard, that provides everything and a bit more for what I'd expect from a bundle. No complaints, really great keyboard. The mouse, personally , was a little less excellent. It did everything I'd expect a mouse to do in this range, though. The RGB wasn't as good as the keyboard, and the side buttons sound cheaply made. Other than that, the mouse is essentially what I expected; a good mouse for gaming, but still below some of the higher-end models (like the G403, Deathradder, etc.) The biggest problem with the mouse, and why I would check before purchasing, is the size. This mouse is very small and low-profiled. If you palm-grip your mouse, your completely out of luck with this mouse. Even a claw grip is pretty hard (though my hands are much larger than average). If you have a fingertip grip, it works fine, but I think for certain games, having a fingertip grip isn't very preferable, so I would definitely check before I bought this bundle to make sure the mouse is for you. If it is for you, it's a great mouse, but if it isn't, utilizing it will be awkward. In conclusion, if I were to separate them into separate reviews, I would give the keyboard 5 stars. It's very nice, super bang-for-your-buck, and pretty close to high end models. The mouse I would give a four, but ONLY if the size fits you. It's a good mouse, but not for everyone. If the mouse fitted me fine, I would have gladly spent $80 on this bundle, as it's a great budget set that's above in quality while being cheaper than I expected. If the mouse doesn't work well with you, it's harder to say. I'm giving this a hesitant five stars because I think the mouse would work well with most other people, but I would still check it out before hand.

I purchased this for my 9 yr old son for Christmas. To be able to purchase something at a low budget and have all the cool RGB lighting likege wanted I really couldn’t of went wrong. To this day he has not have had any issues with the keys or anything. In fact he’s gone threw 2 headsets and 1 Xbox remote since then and it has proved it steardyness!

Very pretty. The keys are nice, I'd say that they are comparable with my boyfriend's razer keyboard when you factor in the price... It was a good deal.

Great feel, response and asthetics! Not to mention all for a reasonable price!

color changing lights looks great. granddaughter loved it.

My son enjoys the standards - Fortnite, Minecraft, Roblox, etc. And he is tough on his keyboards. He seems to really be enjoying this replacement keyboard and mouse set.

My kid loved it. He is still young and this is his first gaming keyboard

I bought it to give it to my grandson and how happy he is with this, he is always thanking me for his gift

excellent keyboard with large variety of features I really recommended

It clickity clacks and it clackity clicks. The mouse mousity mouses too. What?!

This keyboard/mouse combo is a pretty good deal for the price, although there are a few caveats. The board’s biggest strengths lie within its great build quality, extremely clicky, loud, and tactile switches, and amazing vibrant RGB colors. Feels premium and handles great in fast-paced video games. Having used Cherry switches, as well as Topre, the switches themselves are definitely not as nice to use as Topre, but surprisingly very comparable to a lot of the louder and clickier Cherry variations (like blue). The RGB lighting is actually amazing and really pretty. I never really cared for RGB lighting on computer peripherals, but having this in front of me with the 10 different modes and all of the different customization options is really fun and pretty to watch. Out of the box, it seems that my 2 key is malfunctioning (only registers about 2/3s of key presses) which is unfortunate because the rest of the keyboard works flawlessly. Looking at some of the other reviews, the individual key/switch problems seem to be common and this isn’t just an isolated case, so be wary of that. Also I initially tried to use this keyboard with a Mac computer, only to realize that it only works exclusively with Windows. If you’re looking for a gaming keyboard for Mac/Linux, this isn’t the one for you. The mouse is decent; the sensor, and buttons seem reliable enough and the form is comfortable on my hand. Would be good for anyone looking to get into gaming but not looking to spend an extra $60 on a top-of-the-line gaming mouse. All in all, barring the questionable switch quality control, this is a good board/mouse combo, and I’d recommend it to beginners looking for solid peripherals without breaking the bank

This is the first time I've used CoolerMaster but I really like this keyboard. Its got a good feel to each click, feels responsive and the sound the keys make are pretty subtle for a mechanical, I'd say it's similar to blues in sound. It's very compact for a full keyboard but has a good weight to it and doesn't seem to move at all. I already have a mouse I like but I did plug it in just to check it out, there's only 4 preset options for dpi which I'm not a fan of but I would have paid 80$ for the keyboard. I played a couple matches of OW with the mouse just to check it out and would have had no issues switching to it aside from the preset dpi. I'd definitely recommend this for a starter set up and honestly the keyboard itself is worth the cost.

The switches are actually pretty good considering it's not actually mechanical. It feels very similar to mechanical but it is a more mushy and the keys don't spring back up after pressing on them as quickly. The distance it takes to bottom out these keys is very small. As a result, the keys can become tiresome after short amount of use. It's not very good for typing on and it's also uncomfortable for gaming mainly because of how slow it takes keys to bounce back up after pressing on. Overall, the keyboard does feel like a true mechanical but doesn't actually type well. The mouse included is has a good shape and is actually very comfortable to use. The avago 3050 sensor inside the mouse is not optimal for serious gaming, it is not as responsive as it should be and you can get mice with a 3066 sensor for as low as $40 dollars anyways. Where this keyboard set does shine however is the RGB lighting. The lighting is very crisp thanks to the clear housing of the key switches and it's nice to look at. There are many color combinations and lighting setups, and they all can be changed with key combinations so no drivers are needed which is nice. So to sum up, the keyboard and mouse aren't very good, especially not good if you enjoy gaming. The RGB lighting however is very nice. I would not recommend this keyboard and mouse set because even though it's marketed for "budget" consumers, they're are much better "bang for your buck" items out there. I could only see this being a decent purchase for people who don't care much about gaming performance, and prioritize RGB lighting and appearance. Even then, the price difference between this set and an actual RGB mechanical keyboard isn't that large anyways and I would recommend just saving some more money to buy the real thing instead.

Amazing keyboard and mouse combo, great if your looking for a different premium feel, or if your looking for the best value. My friends say it feels like a blue switch mechanical keyboard, but I think it feels like something new and unique. The mouse provides great grip and functionality when playing games, and is comfortable in the hand for long sessions. I feel this combo is great if your looking for a premium feel or just starting your PC gaming lifestyle.

had mine for about a week now, so far nothing bad has come up. the mem-chanical keyboard is kind of like typing on a razer blackwidow. would recommend.

Compared to other gaming keyboards that feel mushy like membranes or are overly expensive for what you get, this keyboard is one of the better deals you can get, especially since it comes with a comfortable mouse. The keyboard is one of the flashiest and brightest with great RGB effects that rival some of the more expensive mechanical counterparts. Highly recommended if you need a good mouse and keyboard setup to begin with.

If you're coming from a cheap membrane keyboard and cheap mouse and you can find this combo on sale, then it would not be a bad purchase to pick up this combo. This set would be sufficient for most people as an intro to decent peripherals. However, if you have used higher grade peripherals, then the keyboard switches may feel a little mushy and the mouse will probably feel cheap to you. Coming from over 5 years of using mechanical keyboards (Cherry MX Blue mostly, but recently Gateron Browns), the switches on the keyboard felt lacking. The "mem-chanical" switches sound and feel quite similar to the switches on my Cherry MX Blue CoolerMaster Quickfire TK, but a little mushier (less springy). This mushiness made it feel as if my ingame actions were less precise. Keystrokes just felt a bit sluggish overall coming from a real mechanical keyboard. On a scale from membrane (0) to mechanical (10), these are about a 7. On the other hand, the keyboard is aesthetically very pleasing. The font is neat and readable (not gamer-y) and the RGB lighting is vibrant and beautiful, with a decent amount of customizability using the FN key and F keys. The build quality of the keyboard felt solid. It has a substantial feel and look to it and didn't move around at all when in use. First impressions of the mouse are that it feels rather cheap. The shape, size, and the plastic used is akin to the kind of mice you receive in a bundle when you buy a prebuilt computer. For its size, it's surprisingly heavy (although not an objectively heavy mouse). The mouse is rather small, so those with large hands would likely not find it comfortable to use. My hands measure roughly 8" from palm to tip of my middle finger, and the mouse was much too small for my hybrid palm-claw grip. I far prefer my Logitech G403 for its larger size and more ergonomic shape. There are two thin side buttons on the left side of the mouse that are easy to use and the RGB lighting on the mouse are up to par with the keyboard's. Performance of the mouse was pretty good. I noticed only a small amount of input lag when gaming, and no perceivable lag when using it casually.

I wanted to like the board, but unfortunately, 3 keys felt completely different than everything else on the board. The mouse L/R buttons also tough and have a cheap feeling