ProtoArc Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Mouse, KM200 2.4GHz Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Mouse Combo for Office, Full Size, Low Profile Keys, Red Switches, Rechargeable, for Desktop, Laptop, Windows OS

Overall this is pretty much exactly what I was hoping for. I wanted a full size keyboard with mouse combo to use with a laptop so size and portability were critical. I also wanted chargeable devices so that I would not get stuck trying to find a battery on the go. And I also wanted a combo that used a single USB port. This checked off all 3 of those!!! The keyboard is as small as you can get and still be full sized!!!My gripes and for the most part they are small ones are:The packaging was weird. You can only open the ends of the box so make sure it is the end with the mouse so you don't accidentally dump the mouse on the floor upon opening. Typically these boxes open by opening the end and then the box lifts up and away revealing the keyboard/mouse. This one it is just the ends and you have to fish out the keyboard. Silly yes but still it was slightly annoying especially since you can tell the company put a lot of thought into the packaging because overall it is quite nice.Next you only get 1 charging cable for two devices. Again minor, unless both batteries die at the same time then you will have to find another cable. And this brings in my 3rd issue which is the biggest one but still not exactly critical...The mouse charging port area is slightly narrow. I have had this problem on other very expensive gaming mice as well so it is not specific here but is very annoying. What this means is that not every USB C cable can fit into the charging port to charge the mouse. I tried a random cable I had plugged in and it was just a bit too big to fit and so would not charge. This becomes a problem if you have to find a replacement cable to charge these you have to find one with a slim plastic housing or it won't work.If it wasn't for the charging issue this would have easily been a 5 star review. The product is of very high quality especially for the price. A mechanical wireless keyboard under $100 is a great find and this is a product I would recommend!!!If the manufacturer sees this I would suggest seeing if you can adjust the mold design to widen the mouse charging port for more universal access. I would say at least half and probably more than half of the cable I have won't fit in this space to charge (same with another mouse I own). This means I have to be very careful that I don't lose the ones that do fit and since this is meant for travel the risk of this is quite high and means I have to search for a cable that will fit as a replacement.

The keyboard is lighter than some of my other keyboards, the keys feel like a a stiff cherry brown key. Maybe because they are low profile keys, but they do the job. I suppose if you do a lot, (and I mean a lot) of word processing, you could run into some fatigue. Both the keyboard and mouse recharge, and with usb c to boot so it keeps cable clutter to a minimum. Mostly plastic construction with a sheet of metal on top. The thing that I want to point out most though is just how QUIET both of these are. I love that they keyboard isn't annoyingly clicky and the same with the mouse, in fact the mouse is nigh inaudible. The only con is that the keys aren't backlit. My Logitech MX Keys are but it's also double the price and you only get a keyboard. Overall I'd buy them again for the price.

Product: ProtoArc Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Mouse, KM200 2.4GHz Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Mouse Combo for Office, Full Size, Low Profile Keys, Red Switches, Rechargeable, for Desktop, Laptop, Windows OSASIN: B0CNT9Q8KSThis wireless low-profile keyboard and mouse combination is a good compromise on portability and full size profile. I connected this combo to my laptop using the single USB dongle - conveniently stored underneath the mouse. Both support charging via USB-C cable - included with the unit, I use my laptop for charging. The full size keyboard with additional shortcut keys are better than the ones on a regular laptop, having a dedicated numeric keypad plus additional dedicated keys for Cut, Paste, Home, Find, Settings, Screen Lock are beneficial for office use. The alternate use of the Function keys are also great for controlling multimedia; also includes control for brightness, display/hide desktop, select all, copy, cut and paste - are all convenient to use. Something to get used to is the light indicator for Num/Caps lock which lights up on initial press and then light goes off after a couple of seconds. Scroll lock does not have any light indicator though.Typing experience is what I expected for a low-profile form factor especially with red switches. The keycaps sound a little hollow, not a big deal for me but the space bar sounding like there’s a rattle on the left stabilizer can be a little annoying. For typing comfort, I propped up the feet, it has one height adjustment which is enough for my use case. The mouse has quiet left/right buttons, audible click on the dpi button and a little louder for the scroll and side buttons. I thought there was a problem with the mouse before noticing the thin plastic protecting the glides - I removed these and mouse movement was a lot better.