Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo

Where it shines

If you want a workspace that feels more playful than a standard black keyboard setup, this pink wireless keyboard and mouse combo pairs a full-size layout with round, floating-style keycaps and a separate wrist rest. The number pad is useful for entering figures, while 12 multimedia shortcuts provide quick controls for things like music, volume, video, and email on compatible systems. The wrist rest attaches magnetically and can be moved to change its distance from the keyboard, a folding stand lets you adjust the typing angle.

It’s a practical fit for a home desk, study spot, or shared office where you’d rather lose the keyboard cable than add another device to a Bluetooth setup.

It’s a great fit if you prioritize a coordinated retro look, a number pad, and a wrist rest, if you prefer a compact keyboard or need Bluetooth, this isn’t the right format. For a typical work session, the shared receiver keeps both devices connected while you switch between typing on the main keys and entering numbers at the desk. The mouse has an optical sensor and three DPI, though the listing doesn’t explain the settings in more detail.

What to know

The keyboard and mouse use a 2.4GHz connection through one USB receiver, which is stored in the back of the mouse. The stated wireless range is up to 33 ft. Setup is described as plug and play, but your computer needs a USB-A port, there’s no Bluetooth connection. The listing names Windows, Linux, and Chrome OS compatibility and says the 12 multimedia shortcuts aren’t compatible with Mac. It also excludes iPad, iPhone, Android tablets, and smart TVs, so this is best suited to a computer rather than a mobile-device setup.

Both devices need batteries, and batteries aren’t included. There’s a power switch, plus an automatic sleep mode after 10 minutes of inactivity, pressing a key wakes the keyboard. A flashing keyboard indicator signals when batteries need replacing. It may not suit you if you want a rechargeable set or rely on tablets and other devices without USB-A.

Care tips

The keyboard is described as splash-proof, and its keycaps can be removed for cleaning. That can help when dust or crumbs collect between the round keys, but splash resistance isn’t the same as being waterproof. The listing doesn’t specify a cleaning method, so avoid assuming the keycaps or keyboard can be rinsed. Reattach the receiver to the mouse after use if you need to keep the small part together with the set.

Final verdict

This set makes sense if appearance matters as much as everyday typing, and you want a full-size keyboard, number pad, mouse, and movable magnetic wrist rest in one cordless setup. Its clearest trade-offs are the USB-A receiver, batteries sold separately, and limited device support, it also takes more desk space than a compact keyboard. Choose it for a computer-based desk where its retro styling and included wrist support are useful. Skip it if your main device is a tablet, you need Bluetooth, or a smaller footprint matters more than the full-size layout.