I was specifically looking for a pink wireless keyboard + mouse for my pink office setup and came across this on Amazon. I thought the different colored keys in the typewriter style was very cute and they look just as cute in person as in the pictures.
However, this is not a state of the art keyboard. It would take getting used to due to the typewriter style - I feel the keys are spaced further part than a normal keyboard so my typing is not as easy/fast as it usually is. I honestly would not use this for extended periods of typing (ie if you're a writer, I would stay away). In fact, when I was working from home one day and needed to do a lot of typing, I actually switched back to my regular boring black keyboard.
I thought the mouse was responsive. It does go to sleep if inactive for awhile but only takes a few seconds of moving to "wake up" again. Connecting it was super easy. I just plugged in the 2.4GHz USB receiver and the computer recognized it right away. I used it both on my PC and laptop (Intel/Windows 10).
There is an on/off button at the back of the mouse which I hope means it saves battery. When I have it in the off position, the mouse won't work obviously but noticed that the keyboard would still work. So I'm not sure if this means keyboard will be on all the time while the mouse can be turned off (keyboard also requires its own battery - one of the needs AA battery and the other needs AAA and I think the keyboard needs 2 batteries).
The last 2 pictures are to clarify where the USB receiver was stored because I was very dumb and couldn't find it for the longest time. The yellow sticker on the underside of the mouse said "USB receiver inside" suggesting that it was inside the battery compartment but it's actually the small white tab under the yellow sticker that said "2.4GHz" - yes, super obvious for 99% of people I'm sure but just in case you were silly like me, that's where it is!
In summary, I got this combo for the aesthetics and love it. It is cute, match well with my set up, work fine, and easy to set up. If just for browsing the internet, writing a few emails, or using a few keys to play PC games, the keyboard is just fine. If you are going to be doing a lot of typing, I would recommend a better quality keyboard that is more comfortable.
| Wireless Type | 2.4 GHz Radio Frequency |
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