RedThunder K20 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, UK Layout Full Size Keyboard with Multimedia Keys + 7D 4800DPI Optical Mice, Rechargeable RGB Gaming/Office Set for PC Laptop (Black)

Bought for son’s new pc setup. Very nice and feels good to use. Would recommend. Although the RGB lights can make it a little difficult to see the characters on the keyboard.

The media could not be loaded. Great keyboard simple to use and easy connection to my laptop. Letter presses are very soft and responsive which is great as its basically a quiet mechanical keyboard with great lighting. Would be good if it came with a dual usb and usb c plug but a simple adapter can fix that issue

Update: Mouse has stopped working two months on.Mouse is very laggy. Even cheaper products work way better than this one. Keyboard works okay but just about. Misses keystrokes and is not click at all but rubbery. All that key travel is just rubbery and wasted. Quite slow too.

I brought this as Amazon ‘like new’; it arrived with little evidence of this and it all looked never opened, it was a bit cheaper though. I'm pleased that it is a UK layout with the “ on the 2 key and the @ with the ‘ near the right shift. The ‘manual’ that comes with it is a bit more brief than you would want it to be.First impressions are pretty good. Is this an £80 to £100 mechanical keyboard!?, no, is it good for the money, so far, yes. I am used to more of a slimline/scissor switch keyboard, so I need a bit of adjustment time, but the feel is good and I was typing at full speed quickly. The action is closer to that of a mechanical keyboard, rather than a laptop style keyboard, they are membrane key switches.The keys have a matt black finish, time will tell on the durability but they feel nice to type with. The keyboard case has a fine speckled texture to it, which feels pretty tough (think Sinclair ZX Spectrum/90s electronics). The keyboard definitely has retro vibes to it, definitely reminiscent of late 90s/2000s, except black rather than brownish cream, and with the modern twist of the LEDs and it being wireless.The keys are a little plasticky but the action and sound are good for the price. I would say the keyboard is medium weight, not super light and not super heavy, certainly, enough weight that you won’t push around a desk while typing but it can also sit on your lap.The CAPS-, Scroll- and Num-lock lights are clear and a definite plus at this price, the dedicated volume, play/pause, forward/backward, webpage, email and music program keys are great to have. They do make the functions on the ‘F’ keys a bit redundant, it is a bit of shame that they haven’t been repurposed for other things.The mouse is a nice weight and size, the shell feels solid and good quality. The clear plastic for the LEDs looks a little cheap but looks fine with the LEDs shining though. The wheel is the same clear plastic but it is big. There is a bit of side movement to the middle wheel button when clicking, which lets it down a bit. The other buttons have a nice action and sound though.Just to note, the keyboard and mouse charged fine with my cables as well as the supplied one. I am not sure why people have put that the keyboard and mouse don't charge while switched on, in my case they both have the charge light on while being used but I will test that later fully with use. I did note however that with some cables/ports they wouldn't charge, it definitely needs to be a power cable and powered port, not a data cable/port. It is a bit unfortunate that there isn’t a light to warn you of low battery though.The main feature is of course the LED backlit. There are plenty of functions for them on the keyboard, the LEDs are plenty bright and vibrant, and look very cool. The LEDs look good on the mouse but there is less customisation, it has ten presets instead, from gentle/subtle to bonkers. The presets aren’t given in the manual; in case it is of use, my interpretation is below:• After switch on Single colours fast breathing fast cycling (no white)• Press 1 Mixed colours fast breathing fast cycling (no white)• Press 2 Static Red• Press 3 Single colours slow breathing• Press 4 Single colours chasing• Press 5 Single colours cycling/fading slow breathing• Press 6 Single colours cycling/flashing• Press 7 Single colours fast breathing slow cycling• Press 8 Mixed colours flashing• Press 9 Red slow chasing• Press 10 OffThe details of the mouse DPI settings aren’t given in the manual either. I am not sure where they get five DPI modes from in the advertising, when you press the DPI switch there are four different colours that flash. I used a DPI measurement tool and got the following results:• Green 400DPI• Red 600DPI• Blue 850DPI (good for 1080p)• Yellow 1300DPI (good for 4k)What the exact DPI is probably won't matter to most people but it doesn’t appear to match the advertising, I can't vouch for being super accurate though. However, the main point is that the order from least DPI to highest is Green, Red, Blue, Yellow.There is no memory on the LEDs if the keyboard or mouse are turned off at their switches; the LEDs return to default after switching back on. However, if the keyboard or mouse are left to sleep (keyboard: 30 seconds, mouse: 2 minutes), the LEDs carry-on as they were on waking up.In the first five minutes of using the keyboard, I did accidentally knock the FN+W combination and switched the W A S D buttons into arrow mode, which confused me for a while. It was also behaving a little strangely, with the ‘h’, ‘c’ and ‘v’ keys not working until the keyboard/mouse driver updated and the laptop restarted; it has been fine since. I haven’t had any issues with connection but I am not using at significant distances, it is certainly fine on a desk.I have given four stars because, is this the best keyboard/mouse out there!?, no, is it good for the price point, so far, yes. The £49 price tag does feel a little steep and there may be others out there for that price (although it does appear to regularly have a voucher), but for the 'like new' price of £38, it was a bargain. There are some compromises that have been made for the sake of cost but it feels good and looks awesome, well worth it at this price. Time will tell on things like battery life, the durability of coatings and whether everything stays functioning as it should, but so far, so good.

I like this set, had an issue with the mouse disconnecting but left it disconnected a while and it seemed to work when plugged back in. Hopefully this doesn't become a regular thing, otherwise mouse and keyboard are good, as described.

Just got this keyboard and mouse set and they look great feel's great. The lights are nice and easy to change, keys are silent and responsive, the feet are rubber so wont slide around, USB C to charge for both, everything feels solid the keyboard does not flex its nice and solid.weight is standard for a keyboard, mouse looks cool when you have the lights on.They both don't show the lights until they are connected to either a laptop or base unit, then the light show is on. Time will tell how long they last but for the price there worth it, thanks seller and Amazon highly recommend. I liked this over the K10

I thought I was losing my mind with my typing. But when I plugged in my old keyboard and mouse my typing returned to normal.Tried leaving them plugged in as well. Its a real shame because I loved this keyboard and mouse look and feel was great. Not much good if it doesnt respond consistently though. Looks like im back in the market.

I like the keyboard and mouse BUT doesn't give you a warning when low on charge, and will only charger through the computer so very slow