Lomiluskr 2.4G Full-Size Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, Multi-Color Typewriter Style Round Keycap, Cute Candy Colors, Compatible with Notebook, PC (104 Keys,Green)

Super cute keyboard with soft clicking keys. Still gives you a soft clicking sound. Easy to install. Love the color. The mouse if cute and has soft clicks. Very comfortable for wrist and hand. Light weight. Great value for cost.

The keyboard is a great buy. It delivers on everything it claims and I am super happy with my purchase.

For this price, this board looked like a killer deal...however, there are a lot of gotchas. This is the only larger than 100 key layout board that I've seen with a polycarbonate plate. It's also a unique 102 key layout that pushes the arrow keys in to make use of the 1.75U right shift that a lot of 68 and 84-key layouts use, so be mindful of that if you want to replace the keycaps.It also comes with EVA foam between the PCB and plate. There's also some thin case foam (doesn't seem to do much for hollowness). The stabilizers come lubed and are pre-clipped, so you don't have to do much. The stabs are also pretty tight to plate, so there's not a lot of rattle...from the stabs. The switches are another story. They seem to be red clones branded as "Content" but seem to be more cost reduced. The switches have a Kailh style housing, Outemu pins, and stems that are shorter on the flat sides than any other switches I've seen. They are also not lubed at all. They sound pretty bad as can be heard at the beginning of the video. I included the modded board sounds (much better) at the end of the video.So the biggest caveat, is that even though the PCB is hotswap is uses Outemu style sockets. This severly limits your switch options...but Akko CS switches fit and they are very good. But it seems that they are an even cheaper version of the Outemu sockets (shorter leg length) as a handful of sockets had solder flowed into them...and made pulling (and inserting) new switches a pain. Granted, I could have pulled out the soldering iron and solder sucker to remove the excess solder, but I didn't plan on modding this board more than necessary to make is useable.The keycaps feel nice and thick, around ~1.34mm. They sound nice and thocky with very crisp legends. They seem to be laser etched, as I can feel the material that is removed to make the characters. The profile seems to be a cross between XDA and OEM, as they have nice wide rounded keys and a sculpted profile. I also really like the Matcha theme colorway.The LED lighting is fixed in colors and certain keys are always lit up in green, such as the WASD and arrow keys. You can change the brightness and patterns, but it will always be a mix of the blue, pink, purple, and green. However, I think it is a lot nicer than the usual cheap "rainbow" LED colored keyboards. There's also physical switches to turn the LEDs on/off as well as WIN/MAC mode.Overall, this keyboard does have some great things going for it for the price. With a little work you can also make it sound quite nice (at least to an enthusiast's ear).

Besides the text cream rider which I've made fun of various times... The keyboard is great. Priced well, sounds/feels amazing. Better then my $200 custom

I love this keyboard, however, the symbols dont match what is actually being typed. So likle, the & sign shows on the 7 but its actually the number 6. so thats annoying