Trueque Wireless Backlit Keyboard 33ft
Product description
This retro style wireless keyboard and mouse combo brings back a typewriter feel while covering everyday desktop needs. It pairs a round keycap backlit keyboard with an RGB mouse, offering visible keys in low light and a tactile typing experience for writing, browsing, and casual gaming. The set works across Mac and Windows, and aims to simplify everyday tasks with a familiar mechanical-like touch.
Key points
The combo blends vintage looks with modern wireless tech. The keyboard has retro round keycaps that mimic a classic typewriter and deliver a satisfying, stable click while typing. The mouse cycles RGB colors automatically and includes 3 DPI settings for simple pointer control. The keyboard and mouse both use a single USB receiver for plug and play, and the wireless 2.4 GHz connection reaches up to 33 feet for reliable freedom across your desk or workspace. Keep in mind that backlight modes and battery runtime depend on usage and manufacturer specs. 🎨
Tech specs
- Name: Trueque Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Backlit Upgraded
- Connectivity: 2.4 GHz wireless, single USB receiver
- Range: 33 feet
- Battery: Rechargeable with USB C
- Mouse: 6 buttons, 3 DPI settings (800, 1200, 1600)
How to use it
Unpack the set and plug the receiver into your computer for instant pairing, no drivers required. Charge both devices with the supplied USB C cable and use the power switches to conserve energy between sessions. The detachable magnetic wrist rest snaps on for a more comfortable elevated typing angle, reducing wrist pressure during longer typing stretches. 🔋
What it works with
This wireless combo is compatible with PC, laptop, Mac, Windows, Linux, and Chrome systems according to the product description. It switches layout function modes to accommodate both Mac and Windows shortcuts and keys, which helps when you alternate between platforms. 🌐
The design adds personality to a workspace, with lighting and shaped keys that stand out. Note that the tactile feel is closer to a firm membrane click than a full mechanical switch, and lighting settings may affect battery life. The last line above closes the content.