Redragon S101 Wired Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Combo RGB Backlit Gaming Keyboard with Multimedia Keys Wrist Rest and Red Backlit Gaming Mouse 3200 DPI for Windows PC Gamers (Black)

The Redragon S101 Wired Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Combo is an affordable and high-performance gaming accessory set that comes with a RGB backlit gaming keyboard and a gaming mouse. I have used this combo extensively for gaming and work purposes and found it to be a great value for the price. The keyboard is a full-sized keyboard that features RGB backlighting with multiple customizable color options. The keys have a tactile and responsive feel, which is great for gamers who need quick and precise keystrokes. The keyboard also has 25 anti-ghosting keys, which means that multiple keys can be pressed at once without any interference or ghosting issues. Additionally, the keyboard has 12 multimedia keys that allow for quick and easy access to media functions. The mouse is designed specifically for gaming and features a comfortable ergonomic design that fits well in the hand. The mouse has six programmable buttons that can be customized to suit your gaming needs. The mouse also has adjustable DPI levels, ranging from 800 to 2,400, which is great for gamers who need quick and precise movements. One of the standout features of this combo is its compatibility with a wide range of operating systems, including Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, and Mac OS. The combo is also easy to set up, and the plug-and-play design means that no additional software is required for installation. Overall, the Redragon S101 Wired Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Combo is a great value for gamers who are looking for a high-performance gaming accessory set that wont break the bank. The combo offers a range of features that are essential for gaming, including anti-ghosting keys, customizable RGB lighting, and adjustable DPI levels.

I bought this pack primarily for the keyboard to see at night when the wife is asleep. So for that, the keyboard has fit the bill perfectly. Theres still some abnormalities with it. Why it needs to start in flashing rainbow mode, among others. But I digress, so far the keyboard has been a great improvement to my situation. The mouse, well, its in a box on the shelf. Put bluntly, I dont like it. I dont like the goofy holes where your thumb rests, I dont like the heavy texture on the buttons. Unless your thumb and fingers are made of putty or sopping wet, having a smooth rough texture like this does not provide added grip---it provides less surface area contact on your fingers. Thats less grip. Theres a reason race cars use tires with no tread. So unless youre worried about your fingers hydroplaning on your mouse, rough textures really have no place on a mouse. Unless youre pounding down potato chips while you use your mouse. I digress. In all seriousness, my dream keyboard would just be the cubicle-ubiquitous Dell Quiet Key, but with keys that illuminate. I dont care about ghosting. I dont care about RGB colors. I dont care about multimedia keys or any of that stuff. This one looked to have fairly generous lower profile keypads rather than the often-imitated IBM model M super tall, skinny keys which I dont like for typing. And so far, its been just fine. Not as nice to type on as my office drone special, but still alright.

I didnt get this for gaming. I needed a backlit keyboard to replace an ancient one and this one has some features similar to the old one. The wide wrist rest for one thing. Its not a slim keyboard like the junky ones you get with your new computer. If it were a boat, Id call it beamy. What I like: It lights up. Pick a color or do what Im trying and just leaving it at all colors. My eyes feel less strained using the mix. Its quiet without being mushy. The keys feel like and old typewriter if anyone out there is old enough to recall those. It makes for very easy typing. That its not wireless. I like a wireless mouse, but a wireless keyboard is not worth it to me since Im not actually dragging the wire around like I would with a mouse. Nothing to eat more batteries. What I dont like: The back row of keys do not light up. Not that I have much use for any of them, but it seems weird that they made it so they cannot be seen in the dark. So far, the likes outweigh the dont likes. The mouse. No clue on that. I wont be using it. I looked at it and it seems to have a lot of buttons to play with, but it would not replace my wireless small mouse that just fits my hand. I would recommend this if youre looking for a decent backlit keyboard. I do have it on a sliding keyboard tray with the back props up and it still has room to slide away. The measurements were not given in the specs so I wasnt sure it would work, but it does.

This keyboard and mouse combo is a killer deal for the price. I bought this as a temporary keyboard and mouse as Im doing a gaming PC/music production/game development work horse. I was extremely surprised and impressed with the mouse especially. I play CSGO mainly (as it is all I can run on this laptop) and I usually dont fair all that well, Im usually 1:1 on my K/D ratio and within the first 3 games I went well over 2:1 and a significant jump in overall kills using this mouse and keyboard combo. Point being I havent changed anything about my game play and so from a scientific perspective, this mouse and keyboard setup made all the difference in the world. The mouse fits well in the palm of your hand and has a nice texture for solid gripping during long game sessions. The accuracy of this mouse is incredible for the price, actually not just for the price, its just that this is an incredible value for the money. This may end up being a permanent keyboard and mouse for my gaming PC after all. The keyboard is as advertised, RGB back lit and color changing with various options including the ability to choose one solid color. I actually like the spectrum color shifting and I also love the ability to maintain a solid color. The keys are very quiet (not clacky like a mechanical keyboard) and this is due to the membrane style rather than individual switches like a higher end keyboard such as Razer. Im not saying this is better or even comparing just letting you know this is NOT a mechanical keyboard, if that is your preference do not buy this. I prefer the silence of the keys and they are extremely responsive, even while gaming. Its to be seen as to how long this combo will last but even if I only get a year out of it, at less than $30, its still a solid deal. P.S. The mouse Im currently using is a wireless BlackWeb and its about $6 here on Amazon, I actually purchased it from Best Buy about two years ago, and its fine for an all around mouse but for gaming, you definitely need something better such as this combo. The BlackWeb has a rating of 1600DPI I believe and if I remember correctly this one is double that at its highest setting and its noticeable. I cannot imagine what a truly high end mouse and keyboard combo say from Razer would do for my gaming.

Great keyboard and mouse makes gaming seamless

HOW TO CONTROL KEYBOARD LIGHTING (turn off pulsing / breathing): LM1 (FN + Insert) = Gradient LM2 (FN + Home) = Single Color choice (red, green violet, yellow, cyan, white blue) LM3 (FN + Page Up) = Static RGB combo choice (red-blue-green, green-red-blue, blue-green-red) LM4 ( FN + Delete) = Running & Neon Light Toggle (Colors moving from left-right on the keyboard *annoying*) LM5 (FN + End) = Breathing Backlight Toggle LM6 (FN + Page Down) = On/Off Switch Brightness (FN + Up/down arrow keys) = Toggle the brightness of LEDs up and down Breathing / moving colors speed (FN + Left/right arrow keys) = changes speed of breathing / moving colors (LM4) REVIEW I felt a need to post the above controls because the first thing I did when I got this keyboard / mouse was to remove it from the box and plug it straight into the computer. I was WRONG about: - This keyboard (S101-3) DOES NOT have supported software. - The lighting controls are done from the keyboard itself. SO when I plugged this keyboard and immediately the keyboard started streaming colors across the keys...WHAT IS GOING ON. This should NOT be the default. Anyways, I looked online for software, but there is none. Then I tried to use the lighting controls on the keyboard and could not figure it out. I had to pull out the manual (see pictures) and Im copying it here for reference. Hopefully this helps you like it helped me. So there IS a way to choose solid colors. And there IS a way to cycle through colors WITHOUT breathing (which I prefer). Cons: - No software - Confusing when first using. Pros: - QUIET. I know this is a mesh keyboard, but man is this so much quieter than my mechanical keyboard. - LOTS of buttons. I kinda geek out a little about all the options to control things from the push of a button right from the keyboard and this has lots of that. So even though I just started using this I think it will grow on me. Maybe Ill come back and update my review later and give it an extra star if all else is well. Overall Im now happy with this purchase once I figured out how to use the dang thing.

I needed a keyboard with Numpad but also like occasional gaming. This one looked decent and works fine for intended use. Unfortunately the colored lights reset daily and have to be reset to a preferred single color (unless you like flashing rainbow colors) and it is not a quiet keyboard at all. It again, for the price it works!

Love the feel, functionality, and comfort of this keyboard/mouse combo so much I ditched my old ergonomic models.

I love how quiet thr keyboard is and all the color options, although the lighting is pretty dim even with maximum brightness. I use the keyboard for my laptop using a docking station. Its always connected. Anytime I disconnect my laptop temporarily from the docking station the keyboard resets itself. That causes me to have to adjust the color and breathing settings daily and sometimes more often. I would rate 5 stars all around if my settings saved and the lighting was a bit brighter.

The set came without a manual and adjusting the led lighting on the keyboard is not intuitive at all. Since there was not a manual included, I had to find a tutorial online to get rid of the annoying blinking colors that is the default setting on the backlighting for the keyboard. Once I figured out how to adjust the backlighting, it looks great and is not annoying.