LED Gaming Keyboard LED Gaming Mouse Gaming Headset Headphone Gaming Mouse Mat Pad Nemesis Kane Pro Edition 4 in 1 Chaos Pack Keyboard, Mouse, Headphone Headset and Mouse Mat Pad 4 in 1 Bundle for PC Windows

I am very happy with this bundle it has definitely improved my set up. I enjoy the LEDs on the keyboard, mouse and headset. The keyboard LED on purple has a slight issue around the G key whereby the blue LED leaks through making a weird purple-blue effect, but that's not much of a problem really. This keyboard is lovely to type on, much better than my previous keyboard. The keys are responsive and make a nice loud click, which I like but others may not. The cable for the keyboard is long and feels strong.The gaming mouse is a much needed upgrade for me and is very responsive and has some dpi settings, which are distinguishable. The LEDs on the mouse cannot be controlled unfortunately, but they do look awesome. Likewise the cable is strong but not that long really might need an extension cable to be honest. This mouse is very comfortable for gaming, however the buttons are not amazing, but they get the job done. The mouse mat looks awesome and feels great too, its large and the print is good quality.I like the headset a lot as it has a nice red colour which is complimented by blue LEDs. From my experience so far its comfortable for medium length gaming sessions (1-3 hours) wouldn't recommend this for long sessions. The sound quality is good its well rounded for voice clarity, in game effects and its decent for listening to music. The cable is long enough for me and feels equally strong. The only thing I would like more out of this headset is for the headset to be retractable, but that's just me being picky.Overall im very pleased especially considering the price of this bundle, would definitely recommend to anyone looking to improve their set up without braking the bank :)

I should say that this is an awkward review since it covers a collection of 4 items so the 3 star rating above is not respresentative of the individual items. The individual items are a bit of a mixed bag when it comes to quality and design so they could easily have swayed the average if I had been interested in just one item in the box. So on to the review:-The keyboard is possibly the biggest let down out of the set to be honest. Its a nice old fashioned mechanical keyboard which I have loved since I first started working on mainframe terminals. The design is sparse but functional which isn't a bad thing. Past this point things go a bit down hill! One big feature is the three colour led lighting and this is just not done very well, it looks okay if you look straight down on the keyboard but the moment you start looking at the keyboard from an angle (Like when its being used) you start seeing issues, some of the keys are not fully readable or the symbols are half lit up with the number keys being the worst effected, the pound and dollar signs are only half visible and it gets bad on the Page Up and Page Down keys which are close to unreadable. They also decided to put two full sized keys (Colour change and keyboard brightness) between Alt Gr and Ctrl where the right hand windows key is sometimes and they even gave the colour change and windows key the same embossing for some unkown reason. Another good feature that is not done well is the cable, the fabric coated cable looks good and will probably be durable but it ends in a thick, bulky usb connector that takes up far too much room when plugged in (To the point where I cannot plug the keyboard and mouse into adjacent ports).The mouse is a very different story. It looks good with the colour cycling led lighting and agressive button design. It has a few sharp edges on the plastics but overall has a nice texture and grip to it. The only thing really lacking is any indication of the current DPI setting; It has 4 possible settings but no real way to tell which it is on without using it. It has the same fabric covered cord with the same oversized connector so suffers from the same port issues as the keyboard.The mouse mat is really nice for a fabric mouse mat that is the size of an A3 piece of paper. The rubber grip on the back does a good job of keeping the mat still while in use and I hope I never have to find out if it is water resistant as advertised.The headset is another good item that could have been done slightly better with a little more design work. The over the ear design with short microphone is a classic design that works well for gaming and the blue led lights are okay. The cable design is not thought out well; It has the same fabric covered cable (Which should be a good thing) but the three connectors at the PC end can be difficult. The usb (which is only to power the leds) has the same chunky design as the other items, and the three connection cables (Headphone, Microphone, and usb) split at the same point about 6 inches from the end of the cable, depending on your setup you may have issues finding all three connectors that close to each other. The connections on my speaker setup are over 6 inches away from a usb port. Another thing about the headset is that the sizing is very strange. With the headset adjusted to its smallest I could not find anyone I know that could use it without it slipping off (If 6 foot tall men can't fit it then it will not work if your children try to wear them!).So in conclusion, the keyboard is okay, the mouse is pretty good, the mouse mat is great, and the headset is okay. For the price I wasn't expecting brilliance and the brand is not very well known so I suppose I got what I was expecting overall, which is fair.

Mouse - First class. By itself I would spend about £10 on this mouse. It looks great, it feels great, and it works great. Zero complaints, absolutely love it. I use it for everyday use as well as gaming.Mousepad - Pretty awesome actually. I gave it to a work colleague who loves the design and he says that while he doesn't normally use mousepads because they don't feel very good, this one is actually nice to use. Also it's the biggest mouse pad I've ever seen!Keyboard - A little different to the keyboard I was using before which was the Logitech Wave, and at first I didn't like it. However now that I've gotten used to it, I really like it. The backlit keys are very nice but at a certain angle they can be hard to see. I miss having multimedia buttons but would happily give them up for backlit keys. Overall though very pleased.Headset - The only part that lets this set down. While they are comfortable, the mic quality is rubbish so can't be used for gaming or Skype convos, and the sound quality from the speakers is not good. I get that Sumvision wanted the whole shebang in one kit, but they'd be better charging 5 or 10 pounds more and supplied a headset that was decent.

It's all perfect but the headset mic picks up on the sound from your earphones***EDIT***After owning it for over 3 months now, i have noticed a great change in the mouse, the click wheel and the side buttons are becoming more and more unresponsive. For overall computing it is still good and the scroll wheel works fine. But for gaming you only get a good 3 months out of the mouse before it starts to effect your experience. For the price i still cannot complain. The headset is very very durable and the keyboard, although not the best for gaming, is still very very good.The mouse pad i also had to stick down with double sided tape as well, because after 2 months it began to slide about my desk.