LeadsaiL Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, 2.4Ghz Cordless Mechanical Keyboard and Silent Mouse for Business, Low-Profile Red Switch, 98-Key Compact Slim Keyboard for Windows/MacOS PC Laptop - Pink

Love this keyboard. Very sleek and looks well made. Easy to connect. Mouse does not feel cheap.

I absolutely love the color of this product, it’s exactly as pictured! I wanted something unique for my office and it works perfectly! The keyboard is more on the quiet side but does give some asmr if you like that sort of thing. I’ve had this product for about two months now and it’s still working great!

The LeadsaiL FA98 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard and Mouse combo offers a sleek, compact design ideal for both work and casual use. Featuring low-profile red switches, the keyboard provides smooth, semi-quiet keystrokes with satisfying tactile feedback, reducing finger fatigue during extended typing sessions. The 2.4GHz wireless connection ensures a stable link up to 33 feet, with a single USB receiver for both devices, simplifying setup. The 98-key layout includes a full number pad, maximizing functionality while saving desk space. Double-shot injection keycaps enhance durability, ensuring clear legends that won't fade over time. The accompanying mouse is ergonomically designed for comfort and operates silently, making it suitable for shared workspaces. Compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux systems, this combo is versatile across various platforms. While it lacks features like backlighting and Bluetooth connectivity, its performance and build quality make it a solid choice for those seeking a reliable, wireless mechanical keyboard and mouse set.Photos are accurate of the product.

As an aspiring author, the tools I use to write with are almost as important as my ability to come up with clever ideas and find the right (or should I say 'write'?) word. It may seem funny, but the quality of the keyboard (and to a lesser degree the mouse) matters! I do most of my writing on either my gaming laptop or my distraction free word processor. Both have adequate keyboards but they're not perfect. And then I found the LeadsaiL FA98. While it's also not the perfect keyboard, it approaches perfection. If I were to compare it to the drafting process for a novel, I'd say it's at the draft phase just before the final draft. It's nearly there, but just needs a few final tweaks.On the positive side, there's just something especially appealing about the way a mechanical keyboard feels when you're typing. The keyboard is responsive and I found that my fat fingers flew across the keys with ease. I found writing to be a joy - whether I was replying to an email or well into a 90,000 word novel. Forget about finger-fatigue, even when I was well into an epic writing session, my fingers never felt tired as I typed away on these keys. I was pleased with how fast and responsive the keys were, though the placement of the USB receiver does matter. It worked fine no matter which USB port I was plugged into, but I found it worked best when using a front facing port. I liked that there's a storage compartment inside the mouse's battery compartment to store the USB receiver when traveling.Speaking of the mouse, it's a basic mouse. There aren't really any frills there, but it works perfectly fine for everyday use. If I were gaming, I probably would use a different mouse (and keyboard, frankly), but if I'm using the mouse for mundane tasks and even for graphic design work, it does the trick satisfactorily.The are only a few negatives for the LeadsaiL FA98. The first is that it comes in only three colors - silver (which is the version I have), purple, and pink. I would love a basic black set. While the silver version is nice, I worry about wear, tear, and dirt. I usually go with a black keyboard and mouse because they seem to age more gracefully, in my experience. Still, there's no denying all three colors are attractive and make a statement. So, if you're looking to make a statement with your keyboard and mouse (and who isn't?!?!), I suppose you can't go wrong with any of the three options.The only other negative, for me, and it's really a minor thing, is that the keyboard / mouse doesn't come with a travel case. It would be great to toss the set into a travel bag if I wanted to take it on the road to use when I go to the coffee shop, library, or park to do some writing away from home. I'm sure I could find a suitable case / bag here on Amazon, but it would've been a nice addition to the set.One final note: the keyboard is slightly smaller than a full-size keyboard. LeadsaiL says it's 96% the size of a full keyboard. I've got fat fingers, so an undersized keyboard can sometimes be a concern. Honestly, though, I barely noticed the slight size difference. Unless you're typing with actual hooves, I don't think you'll have a problem with these keys, or mouse.All-in-all, this is a really nice mechanical keyboard and mouse and I'm really enjoying using it in place of my other keyboards. So much so, that I even typed this review using it!

Right out of the package, I really liked the look of this keyboard and mouse set. It's on the smaller side, but it has a sleek simple design. It looks like it costs: classy and understated. It would look really at home on a minimalist desk or one with a "Scandinavian" or modern design. It would likely also look at home on a glass desk, especially since it is wireless. I like the pink color which is close to a rose gold. The corners are rounded which I really like. It is a red tab mechanical keyboard.Do remember to have double A and AAA batteries as it did not come with these and they are needed because it is wireless. The keyboard takes AA and the mouse takes AAA. The USB dongle to connect the keyboard and mouse to your computer is inside of the mouse which has a compartment. Then you connect that to the USB port on your computer. Once this is done, it's a pretty seamless process as it should recognize and start communicating with them automatically after that.The mouse responds quickly. When I move it, the cursor matches on the screen exactly. I like that the keyboard and mouse have a matching look. The palm and thumb edge of the mouse had texture that felt nice. Though the keyboard has the mechanical action it's not loud at all making this a good choice for a shared office space if needed. The mouse has a very ergonomic feel and fits very naturally in my hand though it is on the smaller side just to let you know.The keyboard is smaller than my old one. It fits well on my small stand-up desk. When I press a key, it makes a slight sound but it is soft/muted. The texture of the keys is smooth, making typing comfortable. The keyboard has enough weight to stay steady during use, which is helpful as I tend to tilt the entire part of my desk that holds the keyboard and the mouse towards me in the interest of keeping everything ergonomically focused. There are tabs on the keyboard which unfold to raise the back up as well. It sure is refreshing not having to worry about more cables, especially since I happen to have limited desk space.For a small keyboard, I’d give it 5/5 because it fits my limited space perfectly, is quiet, fast and responsive as well as nice looking. It also just seems to work with my setup and fits well with my hands.