K10 Wireless Gaming Keyboard and Mouse

Keyboard looks great and works ok for a couple of hours. Then the lights start to flicker and it has to be restarted several times by turning the power on and off. Not sure what to do about that. Edit: Ok, so here is the deal, I finally figured out this thing doesn't have any indication that it needs charging other than wigging out like I described above. If you plug it up and let it charge a while when you're using it every few days, (ours gets used a good bit) it works great.

I used this keyboard/mouse combo for about 14 months, and I really really liked it. The keyboard has a great feel, the lights on both the keyboard and the mouse are super fun, and it was one of my favorite purchases. Recently the MassStar stopped working. Even though it was 14 months after the purchase, customer service was very kind and understanding and made things right. I couldn't be happier with the company or the product.

The keyboard mouse combo was delivered sept 16 2024. There is a lot I like about this product. The keyboard feels good to type on, and the mouse has good performance. For basic use these are good items. I would say that if you are a gamer, the mouse had some intermittent issues with response. NOT for gamers. All of that could lead to a good review except for a few glaring problems. 1. The battery life on the keyboard is not comparable to other products. It lasts a few days, which is good, but there are other similar products that get better life. 2. The keyboard has had intermittent issues where it will just stop working. This is not battery related. The fix has been a combination of restarting the keyboard, reseating the USB, or at times restarting the computer altogether. 3. The mouse is dead. Did not last even 2 months and nothing I have done has been able to fix it. While I will be contacting customer support I don't have much hope for a decent resolution. Average customer support sucks in this day and age. I will edit this review with that experience at a later date. As of now, I would not recommend or buy from redthunder again. --Update-- Redthunder was initialy kind enough to reach out and offer full refund. Awesome... right? No. I accepted, to which they then sent a canned how to on fixing a keyboard. wait, sorry, one little piece about fixing a mouse that wont pair. As my mouse is dead and wont turn on (yes I know how to charge it), neither of these will work for me. Still no refund. Had they not reached out, or said "sorry, past the return date", I would have written this off. But I despise people/companies who promise one thing then dont fallow through. Or just ignore in this case. One star. Horrid customer service, bad business, worse product... Do no purchase.

Not bad for price, lasted me 3 years and still going but it’s starting to fail, RGB is kinda weak with the set colors you have to use. But overall no complaints good typing sound, easy plug and play, and has lasted a while to a bit of abuse, but buttons have started to fail from time to time so it’s time to switch.

Reat keyboard for its price, have had it for a while now and have had no issues with it. Only complaint is how the enter key is placed but after getting used to it it hasnt been an issue, would recommend it to anyone looking for an affordable but great keyboard and mouse combo

I really love this keyboard! The lights look amazing and it types super smooth. The only issue I’ve noticed is with the mouse — it seems to lose charge pretty quickly, while the keyboard holds power much longer. Other than that, it’s a solid set for the price and looks great on my desk.

The keyboard is AMAZING! The mouse, not so much. Its heavy and hurts my wrist. It took me a minute to realize I needed to take off the small clear plastic protectors on the back of the mouse. The directions did not include that during set up and it was really difficult to slide the mouse in the beginning. The sliding on a desk mat after the protectors were taken off is not as smooth as it should be. The mouse sucks, but the keyboard is pretty and user friendly. Its quiet, not like my previous typewriter style keyboard, so if you're looking for noise this keyboard is not for you.

The RedThunder K10 wireless gaming keyboard and mouse combo offers solid value for casual gamers or anyone looking for a budget-friendly setup with some style. I was specifically looking for a combo that included both keyboard and mouse, featured LED backlighting, and used a reliable sub-2.4GHz USB receiver to minimize latency—and this product ticked all those boxes. The keyboard has a mechanical feel with anti-ghosting keys, which means multiple key presses register correctly, an important feature for gaming, although it’s not quite the quality you’d expect from a high-end mechanical keyboard. For casual gaming and general typing, though, it works smoothly. One thing to note is the battery life—it doesn’t last very long on a full charge, so I recommend keeping the devices plugged in during longer gaming sessions or when doing heavy work. Charging is straightforward, and both the keyboard and mouse come with decent 3800mAh rechargeable batteries. A little tip: if you experience any glitches or connectivity issues, check for and remove any stickers on the devices, as they can sometimes interfere with performance. Ergonomically, the keyboard has small foldable tabs on the bottom to add a slight tilt, which helps reduce wrist strain during extended use. The mouse is comfortable to hold with 7D buttons and adjustable DPI up to 3200, giving you decent control and responsiveness for various games or tasks. Setup was easy and quick—just plug in the USB receiver and you’re good to go. While this combo won’t compete with high-end gaming gear, it strikes a nice balance between affordability, aesthetics, and functionality. If you’re not a hardcore gamer but want an attractive setup with backlighting and wireless convenience, the RedThunder K10 is a practical and visually appealing choice.