Customer Ratings & Reviews

Let me say first that this little turret first pretty good. Ended my search for wireless gaming for my 65inch 4K tv in living room, it's comfortable easy to setup but don't expect it to replace ur wired equipment for u hardcore gamers out there. If u wanna play steam game rpgs and some shooter sure it will work but games like world of Warcraft it's not gonna give u a competitors chance. On a different note the mouse is small and feeels a little cheap and keyboard feels like a laptop keys also the mouse pad area should have been a little bigger.if u wanna bring out ur pc out to living room and play some games and bring pc to life for the family this is it can't wait to see the second version of this product will be better,for u hardcore gamers try this for wanting to game competitively in ur living room http://www.bestbuy.com/site/roccat-sova-gaming-mechanical-keyboard-black/5580608.p?skuId=5580608

This device has great software. The mouse and keyboard charge up quickly and the form factor is perfect for gaming on the couch.

For a portable wireless keyboard and mouse combo it is pretty good. It's light, stylish, and very affordable compared to its competitors. The reason I'm giving it a 4 stars is I thought the keyboard size was a little too small and I would have been okay it it was a little wider. Overall a good deal and a solid Razer product.

You know, this keyboard mouse combo is hit or miss with some people. But for me it has worked out the way I wanted it too. The keyboard is awesome I think and works really well. Plus the battery last it seems forever. The mouse is equally as great and magnetizing it so it sticks to the mouse works pretty well. It moves smoothly across the built in magnetic mouse pad. The battery doesn't last as long as the keyboard does but that is to be expected considering you use your mouse more and probably requires more power. I love the charging cradle it comes with. The mouse and keyboard fit beautifully into it and looks great too. The only complaints I have is the keyboard looks like it is backlit but it is not. I wish it was. The mouse pad I feel needs to be a little taller. But you get use to it. Other than those small things. I lovethis keyboard and suits my needs perfectly. I am also not a hardcore pc gamer. More casual,

I like the sturdiness and how easy it is to charge. Base structure is solid and I can use very well for the setup in the living room. The only con I have for the device, which is why I rated 4 stars, no back light on the keyboard. When the room is dark you cannot see the keys. The keyboard format is slightly different so you need some light.

I got this when my razor black widow tournament keyboard started sticking. It is smalll and I like the attached mouse pad. Keyboard turns off on its own so the batteries do not drain too fast. The only reason I do not give 5 stars is because the size has advantages and disadvantages. Overall I am happy!

I recently purchased the Steam Link for my living room as I was interested in playing my PC game library on my couch. My only problem was that a decent number of games, especially first person shooters, didn't really work great with a controller. I saw the Turret came out recently and wanted to give it a shot. I picked it up and went home to try it out right away. First off - this thing is small, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. The mouse is more of a "mobile" sized mouse but that's pretty much required considering the size of the mousepad on the keyboard. If you're not a fan of small mice, you won't like this. The keyboard is more of a "laptop" style configuration in that the keys are slim and not mechanical. Coming from my default Razer Blackwidow, I wasn't sure how I would handle the transition. I ended up being perfectly fine with it, although I do miss a keystroke now and then due to the slightly cramped configuration. I spent hours playing Battlefield 4 with this on my lap and never really noticed a problem. It worked great with games like Cities: Skylines on the couch which is where it really shined. As far as looks go, this is about as minimalist as you can get. There are barely any visible Razer logos on either device. It just looks like a slick, black mouse and keyboard with a hint of green. The underside of the keyboard has a very nice rubberized grip to it, so it sits perfectly on your lap. The mouse has a slightly magnetic base to it so you don't have to fight gravity, although it does slide pretty easily and can fall off at more than about 20 degrees. Also, you won't really be using any other mice with this. The mousepad part of the keyboard doesn't work great with other mice and will screw with the laser in them. So don't buy this thinking you can just replace the mouse with another wireless one - it probably won't work. Battery life is great so far. I played for at least 6 hours and didn't run into any issues with the battery. Speaking of batteries - the dock to charge them is fantastic. Not only does it look great, it also functions perfectly. It has a bit of weight to it along with a very rubberized pad on the bottom to keep it from falling over. You just pop the mouse and keyboard into the dock and charging kicks off instantly. My only real "gripe"? No backlighting on the keyboard. I get that this would affect battery life, but it would at least have been cool to have it as an option to turn on or off. Hopefully the next iteration adds it in. Overall, this is a fantastic little keyboard and mouse combo that solves the exact issue I was having on my couch. It's a pleasure to use and really seals the deal with my Steam Link.

This set is covenient for us couch potatoes and we can sit back and play on the computer from the comfort of our living room furniture. Excellent battery life. Have played a whole day and was still working at the end. Recharge cradle is nice addition. The mouse pad built in is a bit small but you get used to it after a while. Only drawback I have noticed is that the wireless range for the dongle is not that great. Bluetooth has a slighty better range. I usually have to sit on floor in front of couch for range requirements. Overall product is satisfactory.

The keyboard is comfortable, non-mechanical. Good battery life. Keyboard is not backlit which is my only real issue with it.

I'm impressed! I've had this set for a month now and since the first initial charge I've yet to have to recharge the keyboard and every 1-2 weeks have to recharge the mouse. I haven't used the blue tooth connection yet, but the wireless works fine for me. Connects easily with the IMac Mini so easily. I've yet to be disappointed by a Razer product yet.

This is great but for anyone who wants to sit on a couch like me and have a wireless keyboard mouse combo. Battery life is amazing and when paird with the Razer software you have a lot more range of options. My only issue is that the keyboard does not light up which is fine but as a cave dweller I enjoy gaming in the dark. If they keys were either white or had a reflective effect I would give this 5 stars

The Razer Turret is designed for living room media and computing and it does it well with bluetooth and RF transmission for both the mouse and keyboard, switchable at any moment. They fold up nicely and charge in the included dock which can be tucked away in the entertainment center. The only complaint I've had is the lack of back light on the keyboard, or any indicator lights for that matter.

The keyboard is great and has an amazing battery life. It turns off when idle incase you forget which is great. The only negative thing I have is that the attached mouse pad doesn't seem to work with my razer Naga. The surface is shiny and the laser in the Naga doesn't work on it I ended up having to cut a house pad to sit on top of it.

Little small but that's to be expected from a Lap Keyboard. The mouse was a bit cheap feeling but it worked. After using for 3-4 hours I decided it wasn't worth the premium price. I did, however, love that it folded up and had a built in charger. I would pay $60.00 for this combo but not 150.00

I had been excited for this product ever since it was announced. To go in to more details, please check out my review on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-YOnoKn5H8 This product isn't for everyone.

The Razer Turret is a great product. I myself had a pretty bad accident sometime ago. This accident has laid me up for quite a while. The product has been a life saver. I can sit across the room from our 65" 4K TV and play games. I like using Steam to play games with my Razer Turret. It's also great for just surfing the net. Everything Razer claims the Turret can do you had better believe it can. The battery life is just fantastic!

Great keyboard and mouse, works well and easy to connect. But, to be 5 stars it needs a backlit keyboard.

I bought this to game on my TV in the living room with my PC. The chiclet keyboard feels sturdy as does the mouse. The mouse pad is magnetic and keeps the mouse from sliding all over the place. Its not a strong magnet but enough to keep it from sliding if you tilt the device. The only thing that feels a bit off is the joint that folds the unit in half. Im wondering how many times i can charge before it snaps.

First off. They keyboard functions exactly the way it is described. Pros wireless, works on steam link, storage friendly. Cons not Backlit like it looks, tiny more pad.

I tried, I really did. Razer is one of my favorite companies, and they can make wonderful products with such high-quality construction. But the practicality of the Turret just didn't work for me. The main problem, is the lack of vertical space on the mousepad. It just doesn't work with any type of gaming mechanisms. If you really want to spend $150 for a living room keyboard/mouse go right ahead, but for me, the mouse in addition to the fact the keyboard isn't backlit was a deal-killer.