LexonElec 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard and Mouse, 18 RGB Backlit Effects, 68 Key Lightweight Gaming Mouse with 6400DPI Cellular Optics, Gaming Mouse Pad for Gamers and Typists (Green)
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Color: Macaron Green
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- Mini Mechanical Keyboard Professional Mechanical Keys, 68 keys compact gaming keyboard, giving you more space on your desk to move mouse or put other devices. Ergonomically designed, the keyboard can reduce finger fatigue after prolonged use.
- RGB BacklightThe keyboard has as many as 18 kinds of backlight modes, giving you a comfortable visual enjoyment at night. You can select your favorite mode through the FN+Tab key, and switch the color you like with the FN+Pagedown key.
- Blue SwitchesThe classical Blue Switch design to provide a highest tactical feedback and the clearer Click sound than normal keys. It will give you deliver accurate, comfortable responsive no matter youre typing or gaming, perfect for professional gamers and typists.
- Honeycomb Gaming Mouse6 RGB lighting modes programmable gaming mouse. With 6 DPI levels available and a high-precision positioning game engine for accurate positioning and stable transmission, can easily adjust the DPI from 800-1600-2400-3200-4800-6400 to match the mouse speed instantly for different game scenarios.
- Gaming IC ChipEquipped with game console IC chip, quick response, create a real gaming mechanical keyboard from the inside out. Type C interface, ABS fuel injection keycap, good light transmission, no fading.We hope to provide customers with the best service.
Brand: LexonElec
Color: Macaron Green
Connectivity Technology: Usb
Special Feature: Backlit
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer
Package Dimensions: 17.17 x 9.88 x 2.44 inches
Item Weight: 2.42 pounds
Manufacturer: LexonElec
Item model number: T8
Date First Available: September 28, 2020
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Color: Black Blue switch
The keyboard and mouse combo is great if you are limited on desk space although the mouse pad is pretty big so I actually found it a bit contradicting. That being said, you should note that this device is not wireless and you require to have the type c cable plugged in. What is nice about this is that the type c wire is interchangeable so if you want a longer wire you can do that. I actually had to do this as I needed to run the cable through parts of my desk to reach my desktop. The wire itself is pretty thick in material to keep it from fraying easily. It also has a strong neck so it does not bend under pressure. For its size, this is a keyboard that you could take on the go with you for lan parties and such. In terms of weight however it is on the heavy side compared to most keyboard (nothing you can carry). This is a 60% keyboard so you do not get number keys on the right side. This is probably not a good accounting or data entry keyboard. When I compared it to my other 60% mechanical, this one has directional keys on the bottom right. It comes with a few replaceable keys to make it easier to see certain buttons but it is not the WSAD keys. Some of the keys I am not entirely sure what they are to replace. That being said, it is nice that you get spare keys. I just change them out to keep my keyboard lively. They keys do not look laser on however it does not look like they will rub off very easily. I took one of the keys off and noticed that the keys are blue switches making them REALLY loud. After a few types, I can agree these keys are blue switches just based on the sound you get from it. The back lit default is "rainbow color" however you can change them to whatever solid color you want. You can change the colors on the keyboard itself as there is no software or anything that is installed to change the color. All colors are preset and you cannot customize however you want. The keys are the same size as a traditional keyboard so you are not trying to type on smaller keys. They are the same size you just reduces the number of keys and stack keys. The response if very good and you do not have about any delayed response. I played Final Fantasy 14 on this and it worked pretty well. It actually made healing with a white mage a lot easier as I do not have to reach far for the keys. The black keys do not get noticeably dirty and they do not seem like they would fade in color overtime especially. Overall this is a good keyboard if you are limited on space on your desk or want a keyboard to take on the go. The only issue is that this WILL take time to get used to as either the keys are stacked or not there at all so you have get used to it. It actually makes it harder to switch between this and normal keyboard. The keyboard is pretty well made in terms of sturdiness. It can take some key pounding from games but note that it is blue "loud" switches. This mouse is pretty nice for gaming and the mouse lights up like a dim Christmas tree. One of the things I will say about this product is that it does a good job with responsiveness and connectivity for what you would pay for. This is a great mouse to have if you are on a budget or looking for a decent gaming mouse for your desktop. It has adjustable DPI and responsiveness is on point. I play final fantasy 14 with these and it is pretty good for raids. The cable length is pretty long so you do not have to worry about it not reaching the USB port. The plug does not take up too much space and also the cable itself is made of pretty tough material so you do not have to worry about cable frays. Another thing I will say about it is that it performs pretty well. There is no noticeable lag or delay. You can set the DPI to higher setting and even at the highest setting it performs pretty well. Note that the DPI is in the center of the mouse and the color controls is on the bottom. I have not seen a way to control the LED light so you will just get the normal color that it comes with. It does have a back and forward button on the side for better internet browsing if you need it. It does go into idle mode so you do not have to worry about the LED lights blinding you if you leave your PC on. The colors do match the keyboard which is awesome. The response and clicking are pretty accurate and the feel is great. With the materials it is made out of, I do not see this mouse wearing down too soon. The material it is made of is pretty sturdy however If you happen to need to clean it just use a damp towel and wipe it down. I normally do not like using alcohol to clean it as it could peel layers of materials off. It is pretty decent for gaming. I tried it with first person shooter and the response was good. Overall I think this mouse is pretty good. It has high DPI, good response time, and overall great performance. The mouse pad is not bad as well. It is pretty large. That material is not bad but it is a little thin. You can move pretty well on this mouse pad. I just found that the size versus what you are getting did not match very well but you do get a decent mouse pad. In terms of how it feels, I think the movement is pretty smooth. It held the shape pretty well even right out of the box. There was not bent corners or creases. Overall this keyboard, mouse, and mouse pad set works pretty well. It gives you more space on your desk while also giving you the good gaming experience.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2020 by RedXepher82
Color: White Blue switch
I don't know why but this was a request from my 13 year old. He absolutely loves it. Loves the different settings and options. Loves the sound and size. Performs perfectly as it should.
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2024 by Patricia G.
Color: Macaron Green
Good little keyboard with good tactile feedback. Each key press gives good clicking feed back. Build quality is great, it is compact and easy to transport around, and the LEDs are sufficiently bright. Same can be said for the mouse as well. Great that a mouse pad is provided as well, extra points for that.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2024 by Ryan Ryan
Color: White Blue switch
I only use the keyboard. The keyboard is pretty much a 60% version replica of the Redragon K552 (my other keyboard). Same RGB patterns and everything. That being said tho, greattttt for the price. Many 60%’s are heavily over priced and for this to be sub $60 with blue tactiles? Definitely worth the money. I tried out the mouse when it first arrived and I was disappointed to find it broken when I pulled it out the box (there’s a logo piece set in place inside most honeycomb mice to display the logo in RGB. The logo piece was broken and moving around). Overall I like the keyboard. Don’t like the mouse, don’t even use the mousepad (not gonna lie it’s ugly but my brother uses it because it matches his setup)
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Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2021 by Justin Heideman
Color: Black Blue switch
The media could not be loaded. TLDR: If you're just looking for some solid peripherals for your new computer, this is a great option. First impressions: Considering this is a keyboard from a brand I've never heard of, my expectations weren't very high. However, I soon found myself surprised simply by the packaging. Out of the default Amazon shipping box it came in a very nice and rigid cardboard-like box, the aesthetics of which I very much prefer over all those black, plastic wrapped, logo-infested boxes other brands usually have (it opened to another box that had that black etc. box, but it was a good first impression). Inside, it came with: keyboard, manual, usb-c cable, extra keycaps, and keycap puller. The provided picture of the keyboard is after replacing the esc, arrow, and spacebar keycaps since I liked them better (original spacebar had no place for light to go through, esc was regular, and arrows had extra text I didn't want). The mouse just came in a little protective sleeve. Pretty surprised it didn't sustain any damage during shipping, but if it works, it works. Overview: Out of the box I found that this was an extremely solid keyboard. Virtually no deck flex at all from attempting to twist the keyboard and the rubber feet (including the height extension ones) keep it suitably stable even on my smooth wooden desk. The keys themselves feel and sound like what you would expect from blue switches: loud, clicky, and responsive. I provided a video so you can listen to what the keys actually sound like and if you happen to find it satisfactory. I found it didn't bother me, but some people might not like how it sounds, to each their own. The only key I had a problem with was the spacebar, to me it sounded way too "clangy" and I didn't like it at all. Yet, after about a week of use, at the time of this review, I got used to it. I really loved how convenient the size is, I don't have a lot of room on my desk and making the switch to a 60% keyboard made a whole world of difference, I once again provided a picture using a standard eraser and xbox controller so you can visualize a bit better how big the keyboard is rather than just put it next to other keyboards. But I honestly think that neither my pictures, nor the official product pictures, do this keyboard justice. Not to bash on RGB, but those multicolor rainbow effects just don't look appealing at all in the pictures. Having the board in front of me is a completely different story. I usually stick with solid colors (yellow in this case), originally I was going to go white, but I'm not sure if it was just my board, but the white was REALLY off, it was tinted pink and I'm not sure why (also shown in the pictures). Other than that, I was very impressed by the quality and brightness of the lighting effects on the board (no doubt aided by the white back plate underneath the keys). It's a beautifully minimal keyboard with no extra bells and whistles, it just works right when you plug it in. No need for any awkward software to change the lighting effects, to see details on what and how to change them, it's all clearly instructed in the provided manual. The mouse was a surprise to me since I forgot it came with it, but I'm not complaining. The inclusion of a really nice, sizable mousepad as well makes this entire purchase for $56 well worth the money (most of the time decent "budget" keyboards alone already cost around $40 minimum). The mouse itself is really lightweight and a palm grip works well with it's ergonomics (I have small hands). It does it's job as a mouse, but where it excels in performance, it's lacks hugely in the lighting department. There are many noticable hotspots along the entirety of the lighting section and doesn't feel even close to the RGB quality of the keyboard. But I'm not one for rainbow strobing effects anyways so I'm fine having the lights turned off as demonstrated. The mouse looks great with the lights off anyways. Pros: -Great quality peripherals at this price point -Clicks are nice and loud with a satisfying feel (both keyboard and mouse) -Solidly built components/doesn't feel like they'll break even if I accidentally dropped it -Readily swappable keycaps to your preference (I was limited to what's in the box, but it seems to be compatible with other third-party keycap providers. Check with seller just in case. The one I spoke with was very responsive) -Small form factor -Impressive backlighting (for the keyboard) -Great for minimalist setups -Easy-to-use lighting customization (again, for the keyboard. You can have up to 3 different profiles saved) -Noticably lightweight mouse that feels very responsive -Comes with fabric-based mousepad that doesn't feel like they cheaped out with -No annoying brand logos. Just clean, simple peripherals Cons: -Spacebar sound bothered me at first, but I got used to it (check video for reference) -White color on my keyboard isn't nearly as "white" as I expected. Very noticeable pinkish hue that is visible even through the picture despite camera quality being bad -lighting effects on the mouse were quite bad: unclear instructions (it says to check some "provided website" but it's literally just a button on the bottom of the mouse to cycle through effects), very noticeable hotspots, lighting animation not smooth at all Conclusion: I'd say I'm very happy with my purchase. Terrible lighting on the mouse wasn't a deal breaker considering how well the mouse itself performed, and the rest of the cons were just personal preference. Overall, to have all three of these things come in a bundle especially at this price point, this is probably one of the best deals for those who like blue switch keyboards.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2020 by Ethan M. Ethan M.
Great item, plus withstands my teenagers heavy hand
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2024 by M.Lake