Redragon S107 Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Combo Large Mouse Pad Mechanical Feel RGB Backlit 3200 DPI Mouse for Windows PC (Keyboard Mouse Mousepad Set)

The Redragon Gaming Keyboard and 3200 DPI Mouse Combo is fantastic! The keyboard feels sturdy, with responsive keys and vibrant RGB lighting. The mouse is precise, comfortable, and perfect for gaming with its 3200 DPI. Excellent value for the price—highly recommended for gamers!

Update: The mouse LED stopped working within 2 weeks but the mouse itself still works. The keyboard is still working fine as is it's LEDs.I needed something cheap to hold me over for a short while until I could afford something better but I am pleasantly surprised by the quality of this it's a lot better than I thought it would be and the keyboard clicking is satisfying to me (note: I have never used a mechanical keyboard so I cannot compare.) the elevated keys are nice so it's easy to clean. The included mouse pad is of good quality as well I can say its equivalent to another mousepad I paid 10$ for as it feels identical. The mouse is of good quality and has a braided cord so it's built to last the only downside I've found with the set of products is that while I can turn the keyboards lights off while my computer is on there is no way to turn the mouse lights off, additionally the DPI is tied to the mouse color so I can't have both my preferred DPI and preferred color at the same time, overall I definitely think this package is a bargain and would buy it again.

First, the cons...1) This is advertised as a gaming keyboard, but it's a rubber membrane keyboard. I'm not a gamer, but based on what I've read and seen on YouTube, a mechanical keyboard is better for gaming, and that is not what this is. I use mine for typing, so a rubber membrane keyboard is probably better for my use, and I and wanted a backlit keyboard so I could use it in the dark while I'm watching TV shows and movies on my computer.2) Since it is a rubber membrane keyboard with pillar keycaps, not a mechanical keyboard with the + shaped keycap posts, you will not be able to replace your keycaps, nor will you be able to make your own custom keycaps unless you have a way to 3D print your own out of some type of plastic. See my attached photo, where I removed one of the keycaps show you all, and search the internet for replacement pillar keycaps, if you think you might want to replace any of your keycaps. The outside of these posts measure about 5/16" across, while my previous keyboard also had pillar keycaps, but the outside of those posts measure about 1/4" across, which is 4/16" for those who suck at math (I'm not judging, just trying to be helpful). My point is, pillar keycaps from one keyboard may not work on another keyboard, and maybe this lack of standardization is why 3rd parties don't sell replacement keycaps for this type of keyboard.3) There seem to be two or three different styles of this keyboard, and yes, I looked at the bottom of my keyboard, and it says S107-1. My keyboard isn't as illuminated as the product photos, as you can also see in my photo, and the numbers use a standard font for keyboards, as most of the product photos show. However, some other reviewer photos show even more illumination than the product photos and have a font that looks like a cross between space-agey and stencil. Maybe those are S107 without a -1 after it? If so, why would they be showing product photos with S107-1 lettering?4) My real annoyance is the lighting on the mouse. I would love it if it wasn't constantly "breathing" with no way to change that, and I wish it would stay the color I set it at, instead of changing modes after a period of inactivity. It is possible to set a color, contrary to what some other people have said, but it will switch to alternating colors between each "breath" if I don't use it for a minute or so. It will go back to the color I set if I notice it changing colors and start moving it again, but when I came home from work (it was locked but not off that whole time), it was alternating colors and I had to use the middle button to set it back to the color I wanted. It took me a while to figure out how to change the color, because I couldn't find any instructions for it either on the box or online.5) Lack of instructions, as I mentioned at the end of #4.Now, the pros...1) With my old keyboard, I kept typing a backslash when I tried to hit the Enter key, because the Enter key was vertical and the backslash/vertical bar was between the Enter key and the quote key. I much prefer the placement of the keys on this keyboard, where the Enter key is horizontal, to the right of the quote button, and the backslash/vertical bar key is above the Enter key. This is one of the reasons I chose this keyboard over some of the others I looked at. The locations of the other keys are all pretty standard, plus the function keys have other functions that a lot of other keyboards don't have. Check out the product photos to see what they can do.2) This has a 10-key, which I can not live without. Not only does it let me enter numbers like I would on an adding machine, which I do quite often on a computer, but there is no way to type alt characters without a 10-key.3) Typing speed and accuracy. I work at a few different locations for my job, and have to use whatever computer is available to me on any given day. Some of these computers have keyboards with chiclet keys, and others have raised keys, so I am used to using different styles of keyboard on a regular basis. Despite having this Redragon keyboard for less than a day as I write this review, I feel like my typing speed is faster and more accurate with this keyboard than with all the ones I normally use at work, as well as the keyboard I was using at home until I got this one yesterday, and I say this as someone who can touch-type at 90-100 wpm (and sometimes faster on a good day) even while correcting typos, because I can feel when I've made a typo without having to see what I typed. I attribute this improved speed and accuracy to the layout, responsiveness, and sturdiness of the keys.4) Sturdiness and responsiveness. The keyboard and mouse both feel very sturdy and are very responsive.5) Comfort. The keyboard and mouse are both very comfortable to use. Not only do I prefer this keyboard over the one I was using before, for reasons stated above, but I also like the shape of this mouse more than the standard-shaped mouse I was using before.6) The mouse pad. Oh, my goodness, I did not expect anything so nice! I liked the one I was using before, but this one is much bigger, has fabric on the top, and has quality stitching around the edges so the fabric shouldn't detach from the rubbery backing any time soon.In summary...I would have given this combo 5 stars, but knocked it down to 4 because of the mouse's random lighting mode if it isn't in constant use (I counted it just now, and it changed colors on the 9th "breath"), the lack of instructions both in the package and online, and the fact that they are marketing this as a "gaming" keyboard when it isn't mechanical. Having backlit keys doesn't make it a gaming keyboard; it just makes it easy to see when the room is dark. I would love to be able to make custom keycaps if/when the black starts wearing off the top of the keys like it did for some other reviewers (check out reviewer images before deciding whether to buy this), but I do have a way to "resurface" them if/when that happens. The reason I didn't give it 3 stars is because I love the sturdiness and responsiveness of this keyboard and mouse, they help me be quicker and more accurate with typing and graphics work, the mouse pad is quite nice, and it is well worth the $30 I paid for all three.

I bought this in Feb 2020 and have been using it for a few months now without issue. I have to admit I wasn't expecting much at this price point but wow am I impressed with the keyboard. It may not be true RGB, but the lighting looks good and bright for great visibility in low light conditions which was important to me. The keys also feel comfortable while typing and the overall design is great for keeping crumbs and other gunk from gathering in the interior.I haven't actually had a need to use the mouse yet because my current mouse is still perfectly fine though I do plan to keep the mouse that came with this as a backup in case my current mouse fails. But I have to say that if the mouse performs only half as well as well as the keyboard, then it was still an amazing deal for the $28.99 I paid for it, and I wouldn't feel bad about paying the $37.99 I see it going for at the time of this review.Bottom line: If you want a great looking keyboard that feels good to type on, offers great visibility in low light conditions, and comes with a basic mouse and mouse pad, you could do far worse in this price range. So long as you aren't looking for a bleeding edge gamer keyboard with all sorts of bells and whistles + true rgb lighting, this keyboard should be a great purchase.

Got it for my 10 year old. Works good. Some light customization. Great for the price.

Omg it's so good and I get the response I want and these are comfy to type on it's just so much satisfaction hereing the keys as you roast someone in a match online.

Bought this as a gift for my younger brother and he loves it! The sound quality on it is great and the lighting can be changed and so can the colors! It’s not very loud and is very responsive overall great for the price!