Newmen GM104 Wired Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Set (104-Key RGB, QWERTY, USB)
Product description
If you want a full-size gaming keyboard and a matching mouse without going down the rabbit hole of premium extras, the Newmen GM104 set is built around that idea. It pairs a wired 104-key RGB backlit keyboard with a wired gaming mouse with light effects, and it’s aimed at both play and everyday typing.
That “mechanical feel” is the big promise here, though it’s not a true mechanical switch setup in the way enthusiasts often mean it. Still, as a practical USB keyboard-and-mouse bundle for a laptop/PC desk, it makes sense on paper—provided you’re happy with a membrane keyboard experience that’s trying to get closer to mechanical-style keystrokes.
The essentials (what it is and what it’s for)
The GM104 is a wired PC gaming keyboard and mouse set. The keyboard is a full-size 104-key QWERTY layout with a number pad and 12 multimedia function keys, plus RGB backlighting with modes/colours and brightness control. The mouse is a 6-button design with breathing RGB lighting.
The intended use is clear: you can use it for gaming, but the set also positions itself for office work and home typing. In day-to-day terms, that means you get a familiar full-size keyboard layout rather than a compact gaming board that may feel awkward for spreadsheets and documents.
Key points
What stands out is the combination of lighting controls, full-size layout, and a software-supported keyboard that’s more customisable than the usual budget bundle. The mouse adds DPI switching and lighting, so you can at least tune sensitivity for different situations.
On the other hand, it’s not perfect: the included mouse doesn’t support driver software, so you’re mainly relying on basic button control rather than deeper customisation. Also, the “mechanical feel” claim is more about how the keystroke feels than about being a mechanical keyboard in the strict sense.
What you’ll notice day to day
The keyboard is designed to feel more responsive than a typical “mushy” membrane board. The description says it uses an improved key switch structure to give each keystroke a firmer impact—useful if you’re coming from cheaper office keyboards and want something that feels more game-ready.
The full-size layout with a number pad matters if you do numbers often, or if your gameplay relies on key combinations spread across the board. There’s also 26-key anti-ghosting, which should help when you’re pressing multiple keys at once.
For a micro use case: imagine you’re setting up a character loadout and then hopping into work tasks—after playing for a while, you can keep the same keyboard without relearning a layout. The RGB breathing-style mouse lighting can also make a PC desk feel more “alive” without needing any extra hardware.
Where it shines (and where it may fall short)
Worth considering if you want: - A wired keyboard and mouse combo for a main desk setup - RGB backlighting you can switch off/on and adjust in modes/colours - A full-size 104-key layout with a number pad for both typing and gaming - A keyboard that has pro driver software for backlight customisation, key settings, and macro recording
It might not be a great match if: - You specifically want the mouse to be software-driven like some higher-end bundles (this one notes it doesn’t support driver software) - You expect a true mechanical keyboard experience rather than a membrane board that’s trying to mimic the feel - You’re looking for a compact keyboard for travel or limited desk space
Tech specs
- Type: Wired gaming keyboard and mouse set
- Format: USB
- Keyboard layout: QWERTY (US)
- Keyboard keys: 104 keys (full size) plus number pad and 12 multimedia function keys
- Anti-ghosting: 26-key
- Backlighting: RGB backlit keyboard, breathing light up gaming mouse
- Mouse buttons: 6-button layout
- Mouse DPI levels: 1200 / 1800 / 2400 / 3600
- Keyboard foot stand: Adjustable ergonomic foot stand (on the keyboard)
- Compatibility stated: Windows and Mac systems for the USB keyboard
¿Merece la pena? (buying decision)
If you’re weighing up “a bundle that looks the part” versus “something you can actually configure”, the GM104 leans toward the practical middle. The keyboard’s driver software support for backlighting customisation, key settings, and macro recording is the sort of feature that can make it more useful than a purely lighting-focused set.
It also fits the kind of buyer who wants a full-size desk setup and doesn’t mind wired connections for stability during play and everyday work.
Keep in mind, though, you’re still dealing with a 104-key membrane keyboard. So if you’re chasing the crisp, premium feel of mechanical switches, you may feel it doesn’t fully get there.
Quick compatibility & requirements
The keyboard is described as compatible with Windows and Mac via USB. The notes also mention that the included mouse doesn’t support driver software, so mouse-side customisation may be more limited than what the keyboard software offers.
FAQ
Does the mouse come with driver software? No—according to the note provided, the included gaming mouse in this set doesn’t support driver software.
Is it full size or a compact keyboard? It’s full size with a 104-key layout and includes a number pad.
Can you switch the keyboard backlight off? Yes. The description says you can turn on/off the backlight as needed and adjust brightness and lighting modes.
What DPI does the mouse support? It supports four DPI levels: 1200, 1800, 2400 and 3600.
Is it compatible with Mac? The keyboard is stated to be compatible with both Windows and Mac systems.
Final check before you buy
Before committing, think about your priorities: if you want a wired RGB keyboard with software-driven macros and key settings, the GM104 is built for that. If you want the mouse to be deeply configurable through software, or you’re expecting a true mechanical switch keyboard, you may want to look elsewhere first.