RGB Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Combo with Waterproof Keys

Built to laugh at the spilled drink

• Floating keycaps that shed splashes

  Each keycap floats above the base, and liquid diversion holes sit underneath. A splash runs off through those holes instead of pooling under the key openings. It handles a spilled soda or a coffee slosh. It is not a dunk tank, so blot the mess, tilt the board and let it air-dry before you plug it back in.

• Seven colors, one switch to dim

  The seven-color backlight glows through the translucent key edges and makes the whole board look awake. Press Scroll Lock and the lights go dark, so the glow stays on for evening play and off while you study.

• A fire button that fires fast

  The dedicated fire button sits where your thumb already rests. Pair it with the 2400 DPI optical sensor and the side RGB light strips that frame your grip, and quick flicks feel quick. The glossy black shell matches the matte keys on the desk.

Numbers that matter on a late night

• 104Full-size keys
• 7Backlight colors
• 2400 DPIMouse sensitivity

Plugged in and glowing in four steps

1. 1
   Plug in the braided cable

   Connect the USB cable to a free port on your PC. The backlight comes on in color as soon as the connection is live.

2. 2
   Toggle the light with Scroll Lock

   Press Scroll Lock to switch the backlight on or off. Use it to go dark for study or daytime use, then bring the glow back for evening play.

3. 3
   Put the fire button under your thumb

   Rest your thumb on the dedicated fire button and use it for quick in-game actions. Its position keeps your grip steady during fast fights.

4. 4
   Dial in the 2400 DPI sensor

   Set sensitivity in your game or mouse software until flick shots and slow tracking both feel right for your desk.

Two pieces, one plug-in setup

• Wired gaming keyboard×1

  104-key full-size layout with floating, splash-diverting keycaps.

• Wired gaming mouse×1

  2400 DPI optical sensor, dedicated fire button and side RGB light strips.

From dull desk to glowing battle station

The dull desk problem

Long sessions drag when the board is cramped and the desk looks like it was set up in a hurry. Your fingers hunt for keys, and the setup says nothing about how much time you spend in it.

One spill away from disaster

A drink tips over in the middle of a close match, and the keyboard is the first thing in its path. Most budget boards have no answer for that. This one gives splashes a route through its diversion holes, so the liquid has somewhere to go besides the switches.

The bundle that glows back

Now the desk glows in seven colors, the fire button sits under your thumb, and one press of Scroll Lock handles the lights. Two pieces, one plug, and most of the budget still in your pocket.

Clean-up that takes two minutes

• Blot, do not hose

  Tilt the board, blot spills with a towel and let it air-dry fully before you plug it back in.

• Pull the plug, not the cable

  Hold the connector when unplugging, and route the braided cable so your chair does not snag it.

• Brush the gaps

  A soft dry brush between the floating keycaps and a wipe on the mouse shell keeps the finish clean. For tight spots, a keyboard cleaner does the rest.

Budget RGB, minus the compromises