Havit Mechanical Keyboard and Mouse Combo Wired 89 Keys Backlit Gaming Keyboard Red Switch, 4800 D P I Mouse with 6 Button, Gaming Mouse Pad for PC Gamer Computer Laptop

El combo me parece super economico y excelente inversion

I've been looking for a keyboard layout like this with the non clicky (red switch) option for a while now. I bought it in mind as a cheapo mechanical keyboard with this layout/switch to see if I should invest in a similar but higher quality keyboard. So far it has served it's purpose beautifully and I don't think I need to switch to the 3x pricier versions any time soon.The package comes with the keyboard, mouse, and mousepad. The worst is the mouse. The mouse is a "so so" mouse and could be better, I tried using it but it just didn't feel as smooth/accurate as my old Logitech mouse. Some times I can feel it skipping or jittering, I tried all the DPI settings yet it remains. The RGB colors are pretty cool and looks nice. The mouse pad is big and nice; nothing special.The keyboard feels great and types well. The layout takes a while to get used to. The actuation point is before you bottom out so it felt very sensitive; different than membrane/blue switches. The FN+backspace combo is not very intuitive, and takes a while to get used it. Especially if you use the home/end/pgup/pgdn often. I wish they could have put in a extra button above the left arrow key to toggle the switch instead of combo keys.Speaking of which, the only indication that you are using the numpad is the backspace illumination "Num Lock." The Home/End/Pgup/PgDn does NOT light up and the "123456789" remains lighted. Same goes for the media shortcuts/scrlk/pause/prtsc. The keycaps does not allow for light to shine through. The light is rather weak as well, it is not very bright even at max brightness. Oh, I also hate the LEDs on this. It lights up 5 vertical segments in red/yellow/green/blue/purple. It does not do RGB change. I wish it was RGB or a single color (white). It was my biggest issue with this keyboard, it just looks so....cheap. It is screaming "I am a cheap 'gamer' keyboard." The other keyboards with similar layout/price has true RGB backlight but only in blue switches. The keycaps are also quite ugly, it does not have full cutout. The @, %, &, D, B, A, O, etc... are not "closed." Its common with cheaper keycaps.The lack of the */-+ buttons makes the calc hard to use. I will definitely buy a layout that is a little bigger but includes those keys the next time. I don't know if these switches are pre-lubed but it feels a little bit scratchy. The keyboard is still quite louder than expected when bottoming out, so I bought some o-rings to see if it helps. The materials of the keyboard feels solid, there is a little bit of flex in the center but not a lot. It has a metal plate to help with the structure.The same keys share the same input. Example, right ctrl input registered as both the right and the left ctrl, the right arrow key is the same as the 6 key (without numlock). I wish it was different so that could map the Home/End/Pgup/PgDn as it would in a TKL keyboard so that didn't work. Oh, there is no software for the mouse/keyboard. I tried looking for it but none found.Overall, the cons could be overlooked due to it's price. For what you get it is a great combo and cannot be beat. I would recommend this keyboard but if the issues I mention bothers you then I think going with the more expensive keyboards such as the keychron k4/vortex tab90/iqunix f96/leopold is worth it. Oh and you'll need a wrist rest with this keyboard, preferably one that is wider so that you can rest your wrist further away from the keyboard.

I'm not to disappointed with this product overall, but I am planning to buy a better keyboard in the future.The pros:It's a ten keyless keyboard form factor that still gives a number padThe RGB lighting is nice and bright, even in the daytime.Connecting to my computer was easy.The directions provided are very straightforward) besides the software downloadThe red switches I chose serve the purpose I desired most, to not be extremely loud.The mouse is nice overall, probably the best part of the bundle personally. Just a bit heavy.Cons:This is actually my 2nd Havit keyboard, the first shipped with a non working arrow key.The keys are overly sensitive and grazing over them can cause an accidental press.The font of the keycaps looks kinda crappy. The 0 and O have weird cuts in them, The @, #, and & key look terrible.Weird situations where my keyboard won't come on when I boot the computer, but the mouse will.The keycap puller isn't that great, but you get what you pay for.RGB Software is terrible and hard to find.This company has some major quality control issuesA lot of inconsistencies on the website as far as models of keyboards and mice, I initially thought I was sold a fake.Overall:This is a great gateway into mechanical keyboards if you aren't crazy about the things enthusiast love (customization and whatnot). If you are getting this for someone young and they want it for gaming, maybe go with the brown switches first, but overall I'm not mad I bought it. I'm actually more impressed than anything. Also I just want to acknowledge the great layout again. I'm looking to upgrade in the new few months, but this helped me figure out what I truly wanted in a mechanical keyboard, and will serve as a great backup in the near future.P.S. I really like the mousepad.

The keyboard is amazing, it has a good build and it's really sturdy. The switchs are smooth and fast, and it has a lot of rgb modes for being static. The mouse however has 1 problem the mouse wheel is very stiff and you have to scroll it constantly for to loosen up but it will just go back to being stiff. I'm not sure if this is my model only or a design flaw overall the mouse is ok. The mousepad is also really good, it's decently big size. Overall I'm happy with my purchase, this was my first mechanical keyboard every and its really good. I've only had them for 3 days I will making an updated review in a month.Its been over a month since my review, apologies, but my updated review is here. The keyboard is still great although you might need to change the keycaps eventually I am a gamer so my WASD keys or shining a bit so in about the next 2 or 3 months I will probably buy new keycaps. I would buy this set just for the keyboard. Moving along the mouse so the mouse wheel has changed from buying really stiff to really loose I do prefer the looseness but occasionally I can be annoying and weird feeling. Other than that the mouse is fairly okay I cant say much about the mousepad cause I gave it to someone and bought a larger mousepad but in my time using it was pretty good that's it for the updated review I hope this was helpful.Also for any Minecraft gamers this mouse cannot double click so you cannot butterfly click or drag click rip. :/

The Red Switch does make this mechanical keyboard less noise compared to blue/brown switch ones but still retain the strong responsive effect. Also I like the smaller size with number keys included which most of mechanical keyboards do not have. Lack of "Delete" key is one of the cons, which is not quite convenient. Mouse is good as well; however, the click sound could be improved to more silent and it would be better if the size could be contracted a bit. Overall, this is a good bundled product.

Its good for the money

Bought it for my son to use for school and play some Roblox. Good value for the money, you get Keyboard, Mouse, and mouse pad. I had to use his laptop twice for my own games when wife booted me from my office PC. The keyboard felt nice. Keys were soft but felt mechanical. Very Quiet. Mouse pad is large enough. The only complaint is the mouse buttons. I click avg 150/per min on the game I play. I felt my fingers stressed and tired from this mouse. The pressure to click was harder than any mouse I ever used. However, for normal day-to-day use, it's fine. But if you like precise effortless clicks then just know this mouse needs a bit of effort to use.

This keyboard is a joke! Instead of a separate delete key on its own, delete is only accessible on the number pad when num is selected.. only problem is that they combined num lock with the backspace key instead of a separate key. Also still, num lock can never be selected. If you hold down Fn then num lock, it lights up but doesn't do anything; the number pad still enters numbers only and not the alt functions like pg down delete etc.Second issue is that instead of the letter O and the number 0 they use two brackets () wtf?!Third issue is instead of the @ its listed as (w

Didn’t know what to expect when I was shopping for an affordable TKL mechanical keyboard and mouse kit for my son. I must Say that I am impressed with the quality for the price. The neatest thing about this 89 keyboard layout is that it still includes a full numpad but in a shorten TKL size. The mouse and keyboard has just enough RGB to satisfy a young gamer. The red switches has nice feel to it and the mouse is a comfortable size and weight. Jury is still out on how long it will last but quality seems pretty decent. Can’t really ask for anything more for this price.

Now the Keyboard is good but not AMAZING It's great for the price, the mouse is great as well I've had them since november so a few months and they've been great so far no issues from use besides the issues that came when arrived which i will now list (Not many)So first one and the one i find the most annoying is how heavy the space bar is, Put barely any pressure and it activates so if you're on a ledge while sneaking in minecraft you might tap it and jump off and die as i've done a few times or in other games like Fortnite it can give away your location when you jumpNext Issue is the mouse pad i got with the bundle.They have the keyboard and mouse on top of it while its folded in half and the keyboard is heavy so it left a crease in the middle of the mouse pad so now there's a bump in the pad (since day one i had the pad flat on a table with heavy books keeping it down to flatten in and it still isn't flat) so the mouse will mouse even if you raise the mouse to change where it is on the pad so i don't use that padBUT the size of the pad is great its not small like the razer mouse pad I use but the bump in the pad keeps me from using it so sadly I don't use thatFor the price it's a pretty good deal just keep in mind the issues I've mentioned, I came off of a office mouse and keyboard that I had used for almost 6 years so pretty darn good upgrade for me.

I love it looks great, sounds great and it smaller then a standard keyboard but not to small it’s perfect for my set up and the mouse pad is awesome and I have much more room to move my hand.. this is a great deal