Pink Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, Retro Typewriter Style Cute Bubble Keyboard with Round Keycaps, 2.4GHz Full Size Creamy Keyboard&Mouse with 3 DPI for Long Nails for PC Laptop Desktop Computer

I have just began using this product and here are my first thoughts.I love the look of the product, I got the pink one and it is very cute. It is a full size keyboard which was very important to me; I have long nails and I struggle to type on the small keyboards that typically come with iPad purchases. I had too buy an adapter to be able to connect the USB to my iPad but I had no issues with it. The only issues I had with this product initially was getting the mouse to connect. I had to use three different batteries to get the mouse to turn on, which could just mean that it needs brand new batteries as my shipment did not come with batteries like the product stated.Moving on to functionality of the keyboard, type keys are a soft clack that I would consider a medium volume. The number lock key does not light up on my key board but it doesn’t seem to matter as the numbers work weather or not number lock is activated. The mouse works great for me it keeps up with my movements with no delay I can detect.My review is a 5/5 right now but I will update in the future if anything comes up with the functionality of the product.

I love this keyboard and mouse. Adds a little pop to your office. Easy to use.

Didn't know if I would like the keys having the tab design, but the quirky look and design, it's a good keyboard and mouse.

I'm pleasantly surprised at the quality of this keyboard. It's a lot more heavy weight than I thought, so it has a nice sturdy feel to it (doesn't feel cheap), and for it's price I couldn't have asked for more. The keys are also not obnoxiously loud and have a soft pressure feel when typing on them. I was prepared to have to remove the brandname on the space bar with some nail polish remover, but mine didn't come with the brandname on it! My only complaint is that the spacebar and enter key has a loud clicking noise. I was able to solve the issue partially by removing the metal bar underneath, but then the spacebar isn't as stable so I will have to look for other solutions.Otherwise, it looks really aesthetic and cute! It's definitely not the most efficient keyboard out there to type on, but it's perfect for studying/non-heavy typing work. Definitely pleasant to the eyes, sound is soothing, and the feel is also pleasurable. I spend hours studying everyday, so having something that can stimulate my other senses like this can be therapeutic.Not sure how well the letters will hold up overtime, but we'll see!

super easy setup. you basically just put in a couple batteries and go! it’s lightweight so when i was moving from remote back to my onsite job it was easy peasy. the keyboard’s quality is super nice and i love the clicking sounds!

That includes BOTH manual and electric typewriters back in the day:). This keyboard is even more attractive than the photos indicate. The black base has a lustre to it similar to a TV bezel. I cannot comment on the mouse as I personally cannot tolerate desktop mice - i only use trackballs. In case any one is wondering, YES you can use this with a different wireless mouse, you will just need to waste an extra USB port on your PC, one for each. It also works well on a USB switch if you wish to share it between 2 pcs.PROS:1) Compact2) Comfortable on your fingers3) Smooth responsive keys4) REALLY attractive5) NO WIRE YAY!CONS:1) Glaring brand name on the space bar2) Useless mouse, i only like trackballs3) Not sure on the key indicators, afraid the stickers might degrade over timeOverall a happy buy.SADES IF YOU ARE LISTENING please change 2 things:1) Remove the brand name from the space bar (would look nicer without it)2) Give us the option of ideally a matching TRACKBALL style mouse, or no mouse at all, just keyboard.

Love how bright and red this keyboard is. I will say the spacebar is a bit loud for an open concept work area but other than that, AMAZING!

Update after not quite one year: Keyboard is still working great! However, the print on a few keys has started to rub off/fade.Original review:TLDR: Love the larger size, but wish it was a little quieter and the color arrangement was better.I purchased both this full-size keyboard and a matching compact keyboard from the same company; partially to compare which size I prefer for my work desk, and partially because I noticed the color arrangement of the keys was different between the two. I also purchased these with the intention of only keeping one, so I have not had them long enough to test longevity and battery life. I used each keyboard for a few days over the course of one week before switching to the other to compare.Overall, this is a great full-size keyboard. It's slightly larger than the wired one provided by my work, with slightly larger keys, but I like that. The larger size (in comparison to the more crowded compact keyboard) definitely feels better on my arthritis and carpal tunnel. I also appreciate that BOTH the keyboard and mouse use AA batteries, instead of 2 different batteries like literally every other keyboard I looked at (including the compact one I bought).The full-size keyboard is quieter than my old, wired keyboard provided by work, but not as silent as the compact keyboard (which isn't typewriter style). It has that satisfying typewriter clack, which I personally find more pleasing than the jarring clack of my previous keyboard. (I still wish it was a little quieter, but I work in a large, shared office with many other people, so this is just my personal situation)Lastly, I compared the color arrangement of the keys because I noticed they were a bit different in the photos prior to the purchasing. The colors on full-size keyboard seems to be arranged very randomly; there's A LOT of gray with very little black, and each color appears to mostly be in strange clumps. The colors just aren't evenly distributed, which makes it look a little messy. In comparison, the color arrangement of the compact keyboard was very evenly distributed and personally I thought it looked much better.Oh I forgot about the mouse. I personally didn't use the mouse, as I use an ergonomic one specific to my needs. But I like that both keyboard and mouse share one USB (takes up fewer USB ports!) and you can choose not to use the mouse by simply leaving out the battery.