havit Wired Gaming Keyboard Mouse Combo LED Rainbow Backlit Gaming Keyboard RGB Gaming Mouse Ergonomic Wrist Rest 104…

 I want to start off buy saying this keyboard is good , it is for people who are starting to step into the pc world.The keys on the keyboard feels very sturdy .Keys are an important element of keyboards, that is why you need to have a sturdy one . The numeric keypad is very useful .When we calculate, it is better to use these numeric keys to type numbers. Symbols with calculations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division symbols. These are located in this group of keys. This makes your job much more easier .Lets begin to talk about the mouse,the mouse is very comfortable to use .The mouse’s “skin” is rubber , It is the outer, hard plastic body that the user guides across a flat surface,It is important to have a good rubber to make gliding easy .The mouse is super fast . it is good because The computer industry often measures mouse sensitivity in terms of counts per inch (CPI)Overall nice combo

It was a really good buy at $29.99 the week of Black Friday. It is still well price now that the price has gone back up. It is a well constructed keyboard and mouse and should last a few years. Bought it to replace a dying keyboard for my 9 year old son. He absolutely loved it especially the fun colors on the keyboard and the mouse changing colors. It it has quick typing response on the keyboard keys and fast click response on the mouse. Feel like I got a really good deal compared to the really high priced keyboards and mouse combos out there (ranging from $60-85 for the mouse and $149-180 on the keyboards)While at the Microsoft Store I checked out the “Razer BlackWidow Chroma Mechanical Gaming Keyboard” for $169.00 without a mouse. Keyboard layout was exactly the same except the Havit board has 3 extra macro buttons on the top of the keyboard for Home/Email/Computer. Quality, feeling and look ere virtually the same between the boards with really no really differences even on key response. One difference, the Havit board seems brighter on the display of colors that light up behind the keys. Walked out of Microsoft chuckling on what a good deal I got vs what Microsoft is charging for basically the same board. I would buy this again even at a high price.

UPDATE: Before I start I want to say that some of my original review still holds true, however, after using this keyboard for almost a month I can’t recommend it anymore.First of all, the mouse has turned out to be complete garbage and I found myself purchasing a different mouse which means the mouse that comes with this combo is a waste of space. Second, I thought I could get used to the media keys being on the left side of the keyboard but man was I wrong; even after almost a months worth of use I still hit them on accident and end up changing a song I liked half way through. Third, the backlighting has already started to become significantly dimmer and barely works anymore, especially on keys that are shades of purple or red. Lastly, and my biggest complaint is the keyboard is that it doesn’t have a dedicated mute button which at first I thought was alright but when I need to hear something quickly turns out to be a gigantic inconvenience.Overall I am still very impressed by certain parts of this keyboard but again the mouse is useless and the practicality of it is just lacking too much to be worth the purchase at this point.I was unsure about this keyboard and mouse at first because it was relatively cheap especially for a combo that included backlighting. After reading the reviews though I decided to give it a try since what’s the worst that can happen when you order something that’s Prime? Not only did the keyboard far exceed any and all expectations but the mouse is large (although a little light) and works really well!One of the bigger complaints I had read about was the fact that the lettering on the keys wasn’t transparent so the backlighting didn’t show through the keys. I personally was fine with this but when I received the keyboard to my pleasant surprise the lettering was transparent and after watching some older YouTube videos on the keyboard it looks like they improved their design and made the keys transparent!Another complaint people have is the fact that the media keys are located on the left of the keyboard. While I do agree that it takes some getting used to I can see why it was done this way; it makes it so when your fingers are on WASD you can easily have access to these keys. For some people they may find it annoying but I think it really depends on personal preference and how much music you listen to while gaming (those who listen to a lot of music will love this keyboard even more)There were a couple pleasant surprises when I got this keyboard that I just wasn’t expecting from such an affordable keyboard that I just had to share. First of all, the feet on the bottom that allow the keyboard to be angled up or down include TWO separate feet allowing more than just two angles to the keyboard. Second, I was expecting that the backlighting wasn’t going to have any special features because that kind of thing is relatively expensive but it actually has a few modes (though nothing fancy). Lastly, as some of the reviews mentioned it doesn’t have a mute button, however, on my model it has one (Fn+F4) the only problem with this is that it’s a function key so it makes it a little difficult to mute things while playing.Overall there’s things that could be improved upon but for the most part they’ve made a quality item at a very good price. It includes more than you think it would and gives your setup a more custom look without having to break the bank!

It’s a very nice keyboard. I was surprised with it thinking it was going to feel cheap, but it actually doesn’t feel cheap. It doesn’t feel top quality though. More like a mid-range quality. Which I feel is good considering the price. It’s laid out well, though some may not like the shape of the Enter key. The LED lights are very bright, which makes it a shame that the letters themselves are not backlit. Just behind the keys. The keys themselves feel alright. The arrow keys have a nice feel as they have a slight circular indentation. I kinda wish all the keys were like that.Overall, I’d say for the price this is a great keyboard for this price range. Not for a pro gamer, but lower end or beginner gamer or just standard users would find this a great keyboard. Better than the TeckNet Gryphon keyboard from the same price range I also recently reviewed.Edit: Forgot to note that I did not really need nor try the mouse. At a glance, it looks pretty cool and not bad. But I haven’t tried it, so I can’t put an opinion about it in this review.

This review is tough, because on one hand it’s a budget keyboard/mouse combo claiming to be “for gaming”, and on the other hand… well it’s a budget keyboard/mouse combo. If you are someone who likes a more mechanical FEELING keyboard and maybe also want to flex on your non-rgb friends with backlit keys, I’d say this is probably a good choice for you. Outside of that, I don’t really know who else I could possibly recommend this to. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not like it’s TERRIBLE or something, but it’s definitely nothing too special either. The keyboard feels cheapy and has a pretty bad amount of deck flex, the keys themselves are not very stable AT ALL, and the “RGB” is really just three different color sets of LED underneath the deck face. Honestly the mouse has more going for it than the keyboard does, and that’s a pretty scary statement in my opinion. The mouse…. well its a mouse. It looks pretty cool and feels decent in the hand, BUT the accuracy is just OK and the side buttons wobble more than Michael J Fox. The braided cable is a nice touch and is honestly probably the most well made piece of this entire set. While the mouse does seem to have true “RGB” LED’s inside, there is no way to actually address them as far as I could find. Overall, if you’re really in a pinch and just need any keyboard and any mouse that looks cool, go for it, but if you want anything that actually works nicely and feels good to use, look elsewhere.