Kane Pro 2 Multimedia LED Backlit Gaming Keyboard & Mouse Combo, Dust Proof, Spill Proof, Plug & Play, UK Design UK Layout UK Tech Support

I replaced the keyboard to a K70, I'm still using the mouse to this day and it's 2 years old.I had to replace the key board because the space bar doesn't pop back up anymore.PROS:Good value for money.Long-lasting mouse for such a cheap price.Good response time in fps with adjustable DPI.Keyboard can be changed to 3 different colors.CONS:Keyboard will not last long for heavy gaming.Mouse colors cannot be changed to one color, it changes repetitively.SIZE:Keyboard is about 19" and the mouse is the same shape as the Corsair M65.A 80cm mouse mat will cover both the keyboard and mouse.DELIVERY:Got it from another retailed on the 17th of October 2015.Sent by DHL from UK to Ireland in 4 days.

I bought this a little over a year ago, and since then I have used the keyboard on my gaming PC quite extensively (I tend to swap between this mouse and a Logitech one depending on the game I am playing - more later). This review is based on my experience so far.I must say, I loved this purchase from the beginning (even buying my brother one just a month after this - he reports no issues with the keyboard and uses it considerably more than I use mine!) Since that time, I have experience no connectivity or responsiveness issues (and I typically play games that are quite demanding in terms of sensitivity and speed).I must admit that the lighting function, while initially a draw for me, has been largely unused - ultimately I spend far more time looking at the screen than the keyboard. However, that still functions perfectly well after a year.Some negative points: the space bar does feel a little spongey, and always has. This does not seem to affect it's efficacy in gaming, but some may not like this sensation (I think I can put up with it for a while longer, but when I upgrade to a mechanical keyboard, it is definitely something I'll be looking at in my new purchase).I rarely use the mouse that comes with it as I prefer to use my Logitech Proteus mouse. Indeed, the only times I use the cheaper one is for games which are pretty unforgiving of the mouse and don't require high end mice (for example, mining in the game Empyrion is merciless when it comes to the mouse buttons, and I don't want to subject my Logitech to that). Thus the mouse is hardly used by me. My brother has completely destroyed the mouse wheel function, but represents a high-end level of usage (several hours a day, seven days a week). In that respect, I don't think he's unhappy with the mileage he has gotten out of it - but be warned if you are a heavy-duty gamer.I have no reservations in recommending this as a starting purchase (I bought this out as I was just returning back to PC gaming after many, many years away). While my next purchase will be at a considerably higher level (knowing what I personally need from a gaming keyboard, I'm looking at mechanical keyboards now) I can see myself purchasing another one of these as a temporary backup.

(I should note before hand I only use the keyboard, the mouse has gone unused as I already had a mouse)I can't really fault this keyboard for the price, obviously you won't get any flashely features from it, but it does light up nicely and can do red, blue and purpleI brought this keyboard on the 8th of Jan 2017, so it is almost coming up to a year from purchase date, I use the keyboard a lot for gaming and at night in a dark room, the back lights work really well for you to see the keyboard and a nice and strong.Only thing that has broken that I can think of is one of the stands in the top right corner of the board, though this broke becuase something heavy fell on it!Other then that for the price it works really well, especially when you think about the fact most cheap products don't last long, and this has lasted a year, I can't speak for everyone and I know some people will have gotten bad mice and some bad keyboards, I can only imagine this is becuase the quality control is not the best, like everything if you treat it right it will last a while. And by the time it breaks you will have saved up enough money to get a nice keyboard!

Honestly, once you've played enough games you realise that paying the £40-60 for a good mouse and £50-100 for a good keyboard is worth it.If you want to save money look for great keyboards and mice that are used on eBa/GumTree/Facebook Marketplace as you can always find a bargain!I bought this and returned it about 5 years ago. I've since almost entirely left gaming but I accrued over 4k hours on CSGO and played many other games like PUBG, Fortnite, Dota 2, LoL, Fall Guys, Gmod, Among Us, Minecraft and many many more.I ended up using a Corsair K70 RGB that was the best keyboard I've ever used and a Logitech G403 which was one of the best mice I've ever used.Just trust me on this one. Don't go cheap.

Overall I have found both the keyboard and mouse to be good for gaming. The keyboard does need pretty firm presses in the keys but that isn't really too much of an issue. If the keyboard was more expensive it would have lost a star or two for a couple of details. The first is that if the keys are not illuminated then the letters and symbols are difficult to read. When illuminated the letters are fine but shifted characters on the numbers are only partially illuminated unless you are looking at the keyboard from above.The mouse works fine and compared to more expensive items lacks some features that would normally be adjustable by software but at this price... The most annoying thing is the lights though. When my PC powers down the lights on the keyboard are switched off but on the mouse they remain on. That may not be an issue depending on where your PC is but it does mean that I have to unplug the mouse after use.Overall and based on price I think this is a decent combination.