5 avaliações para Redragon BS135 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, 75% 78 Keys 2.4Ghz Wireless Low-Profile Mechanical Keyboard w/Rechargeable Battery, Single Blue Blacklight, 2400 DPI Ergonomic Mouse (Lollipop Blue)

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   Tara Christian – junho 1, 2025

   So far so good. I will update as I use it.The keys are low profile and quiet. I will say it does feel like a membrane keyboard and it is a little less clicky than I like.Overall it works great. The small footprint takes some getting used to. I have tried to use the “return key” on the number pad multiple times and it isn’t there.I do like that they didn’t get rid of the delete, page down, page up, insert, home and end keys. They are just under the function key.The battery life seems good so far. I have had it over a week now and have not had to charge it.The mouse does seem to glitch sometimes but that could also be the piece of crap dell laptop I have for work. It seems to do it with any mouse.Plug and play wireless connectivity with no issues.Keyboard brightness is perfect, clear keys not overshadowed by the light. It has a few options for the lights which is nice.Overall impressed.

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   Amazon Customer – junho 1, 2025

   This Redragon wireless keyboard and mouse combo offers seamless data transmission with a shared 2.4GHz dongle, eliminating interference and lag. The compact 75% keyboard layout retains essential keys while featuring low-profile red switches for quicker actuation. With five adjustable DPI levels on the mouse, ergonomic comfort, and stylish blue backlighting on the keyboard, it blends function with aesthetics for an enhanced workspace experience.I tested this set during a long work session, where both comfort and responsiveness were key. The keyboard’s slim profile made typing smooth, reducing strain even after hours of use. The adjustable DPI settings on the mouse allowed effortless transitions between precise tasks and fast-paced navigation. The backlit design wasn’t just visually appealing, it helped visibility in lower lighting, adding a touch of practicality. Whether for productivity or gaming, this combo delivered a reliable and stylish solution.Overall, I highly recommend this wireless keyboard and mouse set for efficiency, comfort, and modern design, a great addition to any workspace! ⌨️⚡

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   P. Barclay – junho 1, 2025

   This product arrives neatly packaged and features a sleek lime green keyboard and mouse—perfect if green is your colour of choice!Starting with the mouse: it houses the USB wireless receiver in a compartment underneath and connects to your device via plug-and-play. It requires one AA battery, which offers long-lasting performance. The mouse provides smooth clicks and scrolling, and it glides effortlessly across your desk thanks to its high DPI sensor.The keyboard, while wireless, features a USB-C port for charging its built-in battery and uses the same USB dongle as the mouse for connectivity. Its multiple green shades give it a distinctive look, and the backlit keys make it especially striking in low light.Although not a mechanical keyboard, it includes sound-absorbing pads beneath the keys and has a high-quality finish, making for a quiet, comfortable typing experience. The design is slim and compact, with minimal spacing between keys—particularly near the numeric keypad—yet still manages to include all 78 standard keys. The layout is easy to adapt to, and the keyboard includes a flip-out stand for an ergonomic typing angle.While I personally would prefer a deep blue option over green, it would be great to see additional colour choices in future models. Similarly, replacing the 2.4GHz dongle-based connection with Bluetooth could eliminate the need for a receiver entirely—another possible enhancement.That said, these are suggestions rather than drawbacks. This stylish and functional set, backed by a reputable brand, is competitively priced and one I would certainly recommend if you’re considering a wireless keyboard and mouse combo.

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   BC – junho 1, 2025

   This is a nice keyboard, but before you read any further take a look at the photo with the yellow circles …if that’s gonna be a problem for you, you can stop reading now – spoiler: US keyboard layout :(It has what claims to be a 1600mA/H battery, but whatever it is, it last well so long as you remember to turn it off when you’re not using it. The mouse takes a single AA, and does NOT have a power switch …The IR LED goes off about 30 seconds after it loses connectivity, but less than idealThe SMT work is really nice, I don’t recognise the microcontroller, but it talk 2.4 to the dongle – which in turn present a bog standard Mouse/Keyboard HID ID, so it’s “plug’n’play” (no driver required)The LEDs look very white through the keys, but they are actually a really pale blue – I’ve not seen LEDs this colour before!The dongle can be housed in the mouse (with magnets), and when it is in, the mouse sits on the wonk – which is probably quite handy :)It has a built in number pad – you either already know why this is very useful, or don’t care. (“Alt codes”)There are a number of media keys, and key overloading – this is great, but the backlight does not shine through the alt functions, and as you can see from the photos, the pink keys are virtually unreadable until the backlight(s) comes on …the backlight comes on when you press a key, and stays on for about 1 minute – it would be nice to be able to change that – I don’t need my keyboard glowing down the side of the sofa every time I touch it …5 seconds would be MORE than enough for me.All in all, if you like soft quiet keys, it’s a nice keyboard …the big let down is the US layout 🙁 4*

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   mosta67 – junho 1, 2025

   This is a good keyboard and mouse set if you are restricted on space or want portability. The USB receiver handles both devices and connects quickly, without needing prompting, I used a USB hub on my work laptop at home and it performed well.The keyboard has an onboard battery, which I don’t think can be replaced, so it’ll have a limited shelf life, but the mouse takes an AA battery which is better.In use the keyboard is responsive, I suspect it could be good for portable gaming, with some lighting effects. The grey keys aren’t very visible without the backlight, but not an issue in use. My main issue was getting used to the reduced size; everything is squashed to reduce the size, but it still retains the number pad on the right. Once you get used to it, I guess it’ll be fine.The mouse is good, but a little small in the hand – I reverted back to using my favourite wired mouse after a short while.In all a good set, if a little pricey.