ProtoArc Wireless Mechanical Keyboard and Mouse, KM310 Full-Size Rechargeable Keyboard Mouse, 2.4G+Dual Bluetooth, Low Profile Keys, Red Switches, for Windows/Mac, QWERTY UK Layout - Space Gray

Smooth Typing Experience: This bluetooth mechanical keyboard adopts low-profile mechanical red switches for smooth and linear typing. Keys respond quickly with light actuation force and reduced noise, making it ideal for office or business use, ensuring a comfortable and efficient typing experience. However, gaming is not recommended

Switch Up To 3 Devices: Wireless mouse and mechanical keyboard set supports 2.4G and Bluetooth connections, you can easily switch between 3 devices by pressing the switch button. Compatible with Windows 7/8/10, Mac OS X 10.12, Android 4.3 or higher

Durable Aluminum Construction: Built with a full-size 108-key UK layout, this wireless mechanical keyboard includes a numeric keypad and function keys. Crafted with a aluminium board adds a premium llook and feel, offering adjustable tilt legs for extended typing comfort

Comfortable Wireless Mouse: Sleek computer mouse design provides a natural grip, enhancing your comfort and precision. With 3 adjustable DPI levels (1000/1600/2400), you can easily customize the cursor sensitivity to match your personal preference and task needs. Forward/backward buttons offer seamless browsing experience

63G Ultra-Light Mouse: Lightweight technology reduces non-essential weight, ProtoArc lightweight bluetooth mouse reduces hand fatigue during long working hours while maintaining smooth, responsive performance. With its lightweight build, delivering a comfortable, smooth and effortless productive work experience

Type C Rechargeable: The mechanical keyboard and mouse feature built-in Type C rechargeable batteries, 500mAh for keyboard, 300mAh for mouse. Enjoy up to 150 days of standby time after just 2 hours of charging, eliminating the need for frequent recharging.( The backlight-free design further improves the battery life of mechanical keyboards and reduces failure rates)