mafiti RK101 Computer Keyboard Mouse Combo Wired

I used to have Logitech Wireless mouse and keyboard. But it became extremely annoying when the signal was not consistent. So, I thought I should go back to the USB mouse and keyboard for quick response devices. I like something with backlight LED and I came across this product on amazon. There are numerous out there, but this one has the best price as I could find within a short span of time, 30 minutes. The keyboard has 5 levels of LED brightness and two modes of lighting: stayed-on and breathing. For the level of brightness, press and hold the sun-like key at the lower right corner and press Page-Up or Page-Down to go through the 5 levels of brightness. To switch between two modes of lighting, press and hold the Function key and press the sun-like key to toggle between the two modes. To turn off/on the LED backlight, press the sun-like key. The build of the keyboard is fine. I'm not using it for playing games so I don't know how it would work in a gaming environment. But for typing job, it does great. It is pretty quiet and responsive. I have never typed a button twice a letter. My keyboard does have a problem with the Enter key, though. It's kind of stuck and if I hit it with the same torque I use to type other keys during typing, it will not go down. I have to hit it again with higher torque ;) ... but I can live with that. All other functions that you would need, such as volume adjustment, playing music, check email, home button, calculator, and so on are just the matter of pressing the Function key with the F(s) keys. The seller claims that you can take off the keycaps to clean the keyboards. I have not tried it because I don't want to break mine. The mouse has seven LED light colors. You cannot change between these. It changes itself. There are six buttons on the mouse: left-click, right-click, the scrolling wheel, a button-on-the -fly to change the DPI (dots per inch) between 1200/1600/2400/3200 values, and two buttons on the left side of the mouse (I use these two buttons mostly to go back or forward when I browsing the websites). The mouse is OPTICAL, not laser. It is probably because they really mean this mouse for playing games. The Mouse is not thick and is quite small. If you have a big hand, you may not like it. The worst thing about this product is the manual. It is the most terrible manual I have ever seen. It just tells you the specs numbers and what the Function key does when being use with F1, F2, F3 and so on. I would buy this product again and would recommend this product.

Look, I've been using computers since the early '80s. Yes, I started on an IBM 8086 and learned to type on one of those old, clunky, off-white, monster keyboards. If your over 40, you know exactly which ones I'm talking about. The thing is, I really like those old, noisy, clunky keys. I knew the moment I pressed a key, that I had actually pressed the key. I just don't get that tactile feedback I enjoy, from these newer, rubber plunger type keyboards. With my getting up in age and less and less feeling in my fingertips, I really need that tactile feedback to let me know, I'm actually typing, not just tapping on my desk with no results. So, I like these gaming keyboards. Problem is, I've usually had to pay well over $100 to get one of any quality. And, with my coffee, tea, water, and CATS, the keyboards usually end up dying in less than a year. Ouch. I really like this keyboard. It has really nice tactile feedback. The key does make a soft 'click' when tapped, but not that annoyingly LOUD tick.tick..ticktick..tick.. of the old IBM Model M keyboards. Anyhoot, I like the soft tick sound and the tactile feedback, to let me know I am actually depressing the intended keys, without having to constantly look up at my screen to double-check (ok, I still have to look up, because I still make a lot of typos). I also like the lighted keyboard, with the key between the right side Fn and CTRL keys to turn the keyboard lights on and off. I get up early, usually around 3-4 am. I have my LED desk lamp, but that doesn't light up the keyboard tray of my desk. Being able to turn on the keyboard light, to see the keys, early in the morning is really helpful. Then, once daylight arrives, I can easily turn off the keyboard lights, so as not to have the rainbow of colors staring back at me all day. Yes, for the price, I think this is an INCREDIBLE keyboard, for those who like the soft tick and tactile feedback of the keyboards of yore. As for gaming? I'll let you read some young gamer's review. I'm not that guy, well, except a little solitaire. Yah, this keyboard works great for that. ;-)

It's a nice keyboard but you can't get different keypads for it unless it's custom but other than that its pretty good I would say it has a slight delay but that's just me I guess

The mafiti RK101 Computer Keyboard Mouse Combo is an excellent option for anyone in need of an affordable and functional set of peripherals. As a language model, I don't have personal experience using this specific product, but I can provide an overview of its features based on available information. Firstly, the design of both the keyboard and mouse is sleek and modern, with a black matte finish that gives it a professional look. The keyboard has a standard layout with 104 keys, including 12 multimedia keys for quick access to common functions such as volume control and media playback. The keys are soft and quiet to the touch, making typing comfortable and enjoyable. The mouse is also well-designed, with a responsive optical sensor and adjustable DPI (800/1200/1600) for precise cursor control. The scroll wheel is smooth and precise, and the buttons are quiet and responsive. One of the standout features of this combo is its plug-and-play compatibility, which means that it requires no software or drivers to be installed on your computer. Simply connect it to your computer via USB and you're ready to go. Also it was very fast delivery.

I’m super happy with my purchase! It’s such a cute little keyboard. I have the wireless one but I figured I’d get this one for when I get my PC and I’ll just use the wireless keyboard of my PlayStation when I need it. It doesn’t have the 7 color fade but you can keep the lights on or you can make them breathe and I like the breathing. The mouse fades between the different colors though so that’s enough for me. I like how it sounds when you type and it just feels so smooth.

Love the colors and easy to type with nails

The keyboard is okay, but maneuvering the mouse is like pushing something over rubber cement. Looks fancy as both are all lit up, but the mouse leaves much to be desired; Its drag is terrible, especially on a mouse pad. Back in the day when I lived close to an electronics store, I road-tested every keyboard and mouse I had to purchase. If it felt like it took too much effort to slide the mouse around, I'd pick another one until I found one that operated smoothly. The Mafiti mouse works a bit better on a smooth surface, like an enamel tabletop, but I do like the cushioning a mousepad gives my hand. It still could be better. Same with keyboards. Not all keyboards operate effortlessly. I'd try those out until I got one that worked smoothly and took almost no effort to depress the keys, allowing speedy access across the keyboard. NOT ALL MICE AND KEYBOARDS ARE ALIKE. SOME OPERATE MORE SMOOTHLY AND EFFORTLESSLY THAN OTHERS. A plus is a light for when CAPS LOCK is engaged and another for NUM LOC as well.

I love the keyboard, but the black F12 button was missing. I can do without it, but I didn't realize it was missing when I first got this.