Keyboard:

• Key Type: Membrane keys (soft and quiet keystroke).

• Key Layout: Standard layout with a full set of keys, including function keys.

• Ergonomic Design: Designed for comfort with a low-profile layout.

• Durability: The keys are generally designed to last, though not as durable as mechanical switches.

• Wired Connection: Typically uses USB-A for connection to your PC or laptop.

Mouse:

• Type: Wired optical mouse.

• Sensor: Optical sensor, generally provides decent precision for everyday tasks.

• DPI (Dots Per Inch): Usually offers basic DPI settings, like 800, 1200, and 1600, but this varies by model.

• Buttons: 3 to 5 buttons (left, right, scroll wheel, and sometimes additional programmable buttons).

• Design: Standard shape, suitable for both left and right-handed users.

Build Quality:

• Material: Likely made of lightweight plastic for both the keyboard and mouse.

• Comfort: The mouse is typically ergonomic but may not be as advanced as more premium gaming mice.

• Cable: Both devices come with a USB cable to connect to your computer, usually around 1.5 meters long.

Compatibility:

• Compatible with Windows (XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10, and 11) and possibly Linux and macOS (basic functionality, though special features may not be supported).

• Plug-and-play setup, no additional drivers usually required.