Soundbot SportsBot SS301 Blue LED Gaming Over-Ear Headset Headphone, Keyboard & Mouse Combo Set w/ 40mm Speaker Driver, Microphone, Multimedia Keys & Window Key Lock, 4 DPI Levels (BLU)

Don't even know ware to start. You get a lot for the 30 dollars. All 3 things are high quality and reliability. The designs look very awesome. Feels like premium quality. The headset is very comfortable and takes a long for your ears to feel uncomfortable. Something I think they don't mention is that the mouse changes color when changing the DPI level. Going from low to high DPI: Pinkish, Blue, Purple and Red. The keys on the keyboard feel great, and sound satisfying when pressed. The only cons of this amazing bundle are in the method to connect the headphones. It has two 3.5mm jacks (one for the mic and other for the speakers) and a USB connector to power the LED's. Some laptops and other devices like mine, only have 1 audio port. However, by using a splinter, this problem can be easily solved. To wrap it all up, this is a great set for both beginner and pro gamers.

Great quality... Especially for the price.The mouse is a big nice one that fills your whole hand up and no need to bend your fingers. It also changes colors. The keyboard has drain holes so if you spill a drink or something it won't be ruined. The headset.. It lights up too if you plug in the usb. Snug fit not too tight. Big speakers with pretty decent sound, yes they can get very loud. It also seems to be a noise cancellation mic which helps the people on the other end.My only complaint is completely due to me... I always hit the side buttons on the mouse by accident and it messes my browser up.. Going back skipping tabs and all kinds of crazy things. Im sure those are great features just in my fat fingered way.

I was pretty excited to find this package deal as I've been looking for two of the items already. Please note, I was NOT compensated for writing a review like most other ones on here, so this is a completely objective and unbiased opinion.KEYBOARD:The keyboard is probably the best item in the bunch. The keys press a lot easier than my old ancient white Logitech keyboard, and the LED function is awesome. I game at night a lot of times and so its nice being able to find my keys easier. The lights aren't bright enough to really see the keys well in daytime, but that's no problem for me since I don't always have to look at the keyboard to find what keys I need to press.The lights have 2 different breathing options and 3 levels of brightness.MOUSE:The mouse is honestly nothing special. It only has the standard mouse buttons and forward/back buttons which work alright. It is very light and doesn't fit in the hand the best (at least for me). The buttons have pretty stiff clicks, which I also don't really like. I already have a Razer Naga so this mouse wasn't really anything cool.HEADSET:It's quite comfortable and glows very brightly with all the LED's on it. The sound quality certainly isn't the best, which is to be expected due to its price. The microphone seems functional as I've tested it on online gaming. People said they could hear me but not very loud. For music the headset works well but lacks a significant amount of bass. Even turning up the equalizer doesn't give that nice punch I'd like to hear. So, meh, standard/generic headset which lacks any special audio quality. But better than earbuds and still good stereo sound.Overall it's a decent set, don't expect anything really impressive but this is a good starter kit. Again I recommend the keyboard the most, headset 2nd, and mouse last. The mouse isn't that good.I'll update if things stop working!UPDATE: Not a month after receiving this, the USB port for my headset stoppped providing power to light up the headset. Not that it stopped me from using it, but the cool LED feature is now gone.

I initially bought this to use in conjunction with the curved monitor I bought to go along with the alienware laptop I've had for a while. Looking at the photos and at first glance this looked rather cheap and almost seemed to hold the knockoff motif about it. Well, I ended up buying it anyway, and I really can't say I'm disappointed.Now, to be clear, this set isn't going to top out items that cost much more than it. However, if you're into budget gaming or are like me, and aren't too picky about the whole experience, then this is for you.Keyboard: Though unsure what exactly it uses for keys, they seem similar to the mechanical dell keyboards I used to like quite a while back. They're clicky and provide tactile feedback when you press them. The media keys on top are kinda cool and unlike most other keyboards I've seen this on, they don't end up looking like a cheap afterthought up there. I've used computers that had those keys up there for 15~ years, and almost never actually used them. I've found this particular setup to actually be useful and non-annoying in how it works. On the other hand, the LED's in the keyboard can seem a little finicky, they don't get very bright. Which isn't too much of an issue unless you're playing in a bright room, and we;re probably talking gamers for those who purchase this so that takes care of that issue right there. What I really don't like about the LED's is they don't seem to illuminate the tops of the keys very well. This is especially more noticeable on the numpad (if you use that sort of thing still), where you can really only see the bottom half of 8. You will be doing double takes to figure out which key is which with this numpad.Headphones: I don't normally use headphones however I did try them out with this set, both on gaming with the alienware, and as audio devices for my Galaxy S7 Edge. I'm by no means an audiophile, so I can't speak for the "absolute quality" of the headphones, however to me they worked great. No crackling or obvious sound distortion to me.Mouse: Now this one is an oddball in the mix. Like another reviewer noted in this list. While the keyboard and headset are "good" items. The Mouse seems to belong in a category of it's own. That adjustable mouse speed button was something I took quite a while to even know I had, because who reads instructions.... However it is a VERY nice addition for gaming if you tend to overcompensate on aim. The clicks like the keyboard are very "clicky", it has a good feel in the hand, isn't too heavy. All around terrific mouse.So if you're in the market for the absolute "best you can get", then this isn't for you. However, if what you want is "gets the job done", then this is what you're looking for.