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)

Estoy satisfecha con la compra, se puede modificar fácil la intensidad y color de las teclas hasta el momento ha funcionado muy bien, tanto el teclado, como el mouse. Puedo digitar a buena velocidad sin ghosting.

Great keyboard. Buttons are quiet , soft feeling. and the color schemes are really nice. I havent used the mouse yet, but the weight felt just right on it and the size fits my hands good. I definitely recommend this keyboard/mouse set

For, what Id call, an entry level set, inexpensive, fairly solid with good feedback on keys and DPI on mouse. Ill give ReDragon props for flashy. This is one flashy keyboard, the solid backlight setting is great, especially gaming in low-light. I still have attempted the changes color with each keystroke but would likely be a strobe effect. Warning: There is no downloadable software, all the settings are manually done at the Keyboard or Mouse. The only reason I cant give it a 5-star. This is why it is a good entry level gaming setup. No macros to program, it would be up to the game to keymap, but macros are out. The DPI setting on the mouse resets each time you shutdown/restart the computer, so you just need to click the DPI selection button. Same goes with the Keyboard, the FN Home, or FN END will change the backlighting. The instructions have a page on which each does. Im not a fan of the no memory aspect of the keyboard and mouse, but the cable length, funcitionality and feel of the keyboard, a well weighted full sized mouse. Oh, cable length is good to longer than expected, I think about 5. The mouse cable is braided. Its really not a bad set, I might get one of ReDragons higher end KB/Mouse over the more common brands out there. Sometimes you just need a flashy keyboard and mouse and dont want to spend a ton on something else that is really only marginally better than this one. :-)

This keyboard is ok, but the fact that I cant use some 3-key combos like CTRL+ALT+DELETE is a deal breaker for me. I can get them to work, but only if I use the right-side CTRL+ALT. I think SHIFT had this problem too. Well, apparently I use shortcuts involving those control keys a lot, as a professional software engineer. Im pretty sure it has to do with the anti-conflict mechanism they setup. Notice the keys on the left side of the keyboard that are underlined. I think those are all part of this group. On the back of the box, it says 25-key rollover. So like, with VS Code for example, if I try to enter a 3-key combo in the shortcut key mapper, it will only take two keys from the left side of the keyboard. So, Im not a gamer, and maybe this is somehow good for gaming, I dont know; but I kind of doubt it. I would recommend look elsewhere. I can say a couple good things about the keyboard. I did like the light settings they had. They werent too bad. I also like the key layout. I dont like where they put the volume keys. They should have made dedicated media keys for those. For me, I only use the volume media keys on keyboards; I dont use any of the other media keys. Although I do think the track control keys are nice to have (play/pause, next/prev). I like the fact that it has lights to show Caps Lock and Num Lock. I guess its nice to have Win Lock if thats something you can do; but Ive never heard of it. Maybe thats for Scroll Lock? I would almost give this a 3, but like I said, the wonkiness with the control keys is a deal breaker for me. And I did verify this issue 1) happens on multiple computers, and 2) doesnt happen with other keyboards. Also, I guess, if this control key issue isnt a problem for you, maybe this is an ok deal for the money. But at the end of the day, you need your keys to be reliable, so I would recommend you look elsewhere. It would probably be better to have a basic cheapo keyboard that works reliably and normally.

I was looking for a lighted keyboard to put on my home theater PC, that Ive found I am gaming on that big screen here more lately. I was just using an old basic HP keyboard I had laying around, but given I use this in the dark it was of course impossible to see the keys with just the light from the screen. On my main desktop I have a Razer Black Widow, and I love it, so I have something to compare this one to. I didnt want to spend that much on a keyboard for the home theater PC, but still wanted the backlight. I ended up buying this one based solely on the Amazon ratings, and quite frankly, I didnt have very high expectations. I figured it was Amazon, and if the keyboard was total crap, I could return it anyway. Boy, was I surprised when it arrived! For a keyboard at this price point, I was very happy to see if felt like, while very lightweight, decent construction. Amazon shipped it in its bare box with no outer box, and of course the box was all dinged up from shipping, and I expected it to be broken, but it was just fine. Even more surprising were my first impressions of the mouse. Just the feel of it, it felt like a much more expensive mouse, and having a braided cable at this price point is fantastic. I wasnt even expecting to use the mouse, as I have a trackball, I mostly just bought this for the keyboard. I havent tried the mouse in actual use yet, probably going to give it to a friend, but the keyboard suites my needs very nicely. The adjustments of the RGB LEDs are easy to do right on the keyboard. They key feel of course is softer than the Razer I am used to on my desktop, but I was happy to learn that this brand has a higher end keyboard available with those type of keys, I might purchase in the future. Bottom line, very pleased with this purchase.

You wont go wrong for the price. Just like anything else that you buy through Amazon Prime this guy came to my home quickly. Everything was packed up nicely and well protected with air bags covering the actual keyboard and mouse packaging. Granted, this isnt going to be the best keyboard mouse combo out there but for the price, I dont think youll find anything better out there. The red lights looks good on both the keyboard and mouse but arent too bright. The mouse wheel has a nice feel to it but does require a little bit more umph to move it then other mouses sometimes need. The mouse definitely isnt small, but I only have normal size hands for a guy and my handle cradles it just fine. If anyone out there with small hands is wondering if they can use this, my wife (with VERY small hands) says that she really likes how comfortable the mouse is. The 3 dpi setting are nice and luckily with where the button to change the dpi settings is at, youre not going to accidentally hit it. Its also nice for me switching to a lower or higher dpi depending on the game that Im playing or the program that Im using. If you have any questions or anything Ill be happy to answer anyones about the keyboard or mouse. ***EDIT*** Ive decided to update this review. After putting in about 200 hours of CS:GO using this keyboard and mouse set up, I feel like Ive put it through its paces. The only issue that Ive come up with was binding keys to the mouse buttons 4 and 5. Theyre a little tough only because instead of using the options menu I had to manually type in the binds through the console. Other than that Ive had no issues. The Keyboard is a bit on the louder side but not much more than any mechanical keyboard albeit much louder than a chiclet keyboard would be, but thats to be expected. As far as how noisy it is when Im gaming, since Im really only using WASD a bit of the shift key and then tab, I havent had much noise. The most important thing is that the wife doesnt get annoyed with the noise so theres that. 200 hours later this is still a 5 star extreme bang for the buck keyboard/mouse setup.

I have been working from a computer for over a decade and I do not know why this is the first time Ive actually invested in a quality keyboard and mouse. It does make a difference, a significant improvement! I used to think I was just a sloppy typist and blamed myself for constantly having to go back and fix words in my sentences. After an hour of typing on this keyboard - I quickly realized that I am a GREAT typist and that my cheap dollar store quality keyboards Ive used in the past were the issue! I found myself flying through emails, never having to look down at the keyboard, and trusting that every letter and number I type would actually work and type as intended. The keys feel great, they are responsive and sensitive, and they all work perfectly. I had no interests in the color changing abilities of the keyboard- I just wanted something functional and high quality. - BUT I will add that the color changing is incredibly easy. I looked at the direction book for 30 seconds and realized I can choose any color I want, I can have rainbow colors, transitioning colors, breathing/fading or turn the lights off/on - the options are all very easily to cycle through by selecting the FN ( function key) and any combination of the (insert) ( home) (end) (delete) (page up) (page down) keys. Its very easy to remember and allows the user to select any number of colors or combinations of colors. These are my first impressions of the keyboard- but I am very impressed and agree with the rest of the 5 star ratings. This keyboard has all the functionality I am looking for and the color changing ability and options are easy to use/change and remember. 5/5 stars. UPDATE - Months later, and a few hundred hours of typing and this keyboard has not let me down! I love it and have not had any issues with quality or anything malfunctioning or breaking. Keys still feel great, have not gotten slow or sticky at all. 5/5 Stars.

Keyboard works great. I have serious insomnia, and love it for typing while my wife is asleep. Didnt include instructions on adjusting color, and action. Defaults to scrolling colors, and is pretty annoying, but you can switch to single colors. Just looked it up on YouTube. Nice feel, and reasonable sound. Didnt use the mouse. Keeping it for a spare. Hoping it lasts!

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.

My old keyboard took a nosedive after having it for 8 years. This keyboard seems well built, sturdy, works flawlessly, and lights up. Buttons do not stick, works great, so far.