VicTsing PC132 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo Ultra-Thin Keyboard with Palm Rest 2.4GHz Mouse and Keyboard Components Other SC134528US

Where on earth are these positive reviews coming from on this keyboard combo? First off, the price is affordable, yes; however, if you plan to type more than five words per minute, this keyboard is agonizingly slow at finger-touch response, due to it's key design. Do not plan on typing very fast, and BEWARE, you WILL keep hitting the "/" key over and over and over again because of the horrible "Enter" key placement. This is the worst keyboard I've ever used for trying to type more than a two-sentence email. If you're writing an essay, or any prose, you really don't want this. You're going to have a ton of //// all over your documents. The only saving grace is the mouse. It's not bad. I'm returning for a refund.

UPDATE: Below is my original review just for reference. The seller contacted me and gave me a replacement keyboard and mouse, with my problems fixed. The button placement issue has been resolved and the keyboard feels even better and the mouse is nicer also. Awesome customer service and experience! Thanks for putting thecustomers first!Overall for the price I would say this is a decent keyboard and mouse combo. The mouse is just fine and works as expected.. The keyboard has a pretty good feel to it but, the Enter button design/placement is terrible. Look at the picture closely, they put the |\ button between the " and the Enter key and so you will constantly hit the |\ instead of enter.. I saw another reviewer mention it and didn't think much of it, just figured they were picky, but alas it is a massive pain in the butt! I have to be very aware of where my pinky is at all times! It's like relearning how to type!! Also sometimes I have to press the some of the keys multiple times to get them to register, maybe it's just me..

I had another wireless mouse and keyboard that wasn't working and I tried using it much longer than I should have. Got this one, and it really works nicely! The mouse is responsive, and I like the feel of the keys - my only and main complaint is the way they've positioned the 'ENTER' key very close to the backslash key, so right now, every time I go to hit 'ENTER', I hit a backslash instead. I'm sure my pinky finger will learn to stretch farther and hit the 'ENTER' key in time, but for right now, it's a real pain!UPDATE - my pinky finger is getting used to the location of the backslash and ENTER keys - still hit a few backslashes instead of 'ENTER's - but they are getting less and less. I do want to echo my earlier opinion that the keyboard and mouse are very responsive, and I'm enjoying using these products (I've updated my rating from a 3 to a 4)

I wanted an ultra thin keyboard with low profile keys. I am a gamer and did not want the keys to constantly clackety clack loudly while playing. This is in no way, shape or form an ultra, or even semi-thin keyboard. It is completely a standard keyboard. HOWEVER with that being said, it is also the quietest keyboard I have ever owned and I love it. I stopped using the mouse after one day. however. It would go into some sort of "sleep" mode constantly, which quickly became annoying. Also, the buttons on the mouse are very loud and there is a sharp, hollow feeling whenever you push one of the mouse buttons.TL;DR: Quiet, standard size keyboard. Bad mouse. Still worth the money.

Everyone likes a different feel from a keyboard and mouse setup but for what I wanted this for it works perfectly. It definitely doesn't have the feedback of a mechanical keyboard but every keystroke has a positive feel and the keyboard itself feels sturdy. The mouse is comfortable for my hand and doesn't feel cheap.Most importantly on my setup there is no delay in typing or cursor skipping. The oddly positioned Enter key took about 10 minutes to get used to and is no longer an issue. There is a Caps/Num lock as well as a low battery indicator light which is always nice. The keyboard/mouse will go to "sleep" to conserve battery but is brought back to life with a mouse click, it just caught me by surprise the first time and made me think it lost connection.Overall I'm very satisfied with my purchase.

I purchased two of these for my sons. On the third day we had been using them, the mouse on one of them had gone through three batteries, so I returned it as defective and ordered another one. The next day the other one burned through two batteries and I discovered that just having the USB connector in a USB port (3.0) with no batteries in either device reduced my wireless internet speeds by at least 50%. I'm now having to return the second one as defective and don't have high hopes for the replacement that's coming tomorrow. Needless to say, I will not be replacing the second one with this model or anything else from this company.

The keys are fading, one of the shift button is squeaking, there's no dedicated volume button like most keyboards now. You have to hit the function and F# for the volume. Even the wired keyboard combo I had from Amazon had dedicated volume controls and a calculator shortcut. Some keys require more pressure than others. There's no power button and the mouse goes into sleep mode when you don't use it for about 10 minutes. I miss the return deadline, didn't know I had 30 days and I'm 2 weeks over. I barely use it, so I didn't get around to realizing how crappy and cheap feeling the keyboard is until I had to actually chat with someone through customer service to notice the poor quality. I would not recommend this. It's a shame that now I have to buy another set because I can't return this junk. More money wasted.After speaking with Jenny from VicTsing, she replaced it with a wired gaming keyboard with light up keys that I asked for. The keyboard she sent me is great! I love it. It's pretty good quality for the price and the chassis is made from metal. Jenny rocked, she was easy to deal with. It's good to see companies that's willing to work with you if you're not happy with the product. Thank you Jenny.