POWZAN Backlit Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo

5 stars except aqua green color that's in the product description does not exist on the keyboard.

Just got my keyboard and mouse. My initial reaction is this keyboard and mouse performance exceeds my expectations, especially for its price. Build quality is quite nice for a $40 something dollar electronic device.

My one critique, as others have noted, the specific aqua greenish color you see in the products page description, you do not get. That specific color is only achievable on the mouse. In my enclosed pictures you'll see the closest possible matching of the two. Of all colors, this keyboard cannot produce the color in the picture description. Small but significant if that's the color you're aiming for. So heads up there.

I will still rate this 5 stars and will absolutely keep it. I will also be doing a follow up should I learn more about this keyboard or should it fail in any way.

Great KB and Mouse for the price. Highly recommend if you are on a budget.

I bought this last year around March because I was sick of wires and changing batteries all the time. I couldn't be happier with my purchase (im using it to type this!). The keyboard and mouse both last quite a while with a charge and the LEDs on they keys and mouse are pretty cool. It was a little wonky pairing at first but works flawlessly afterwards. Here are some pros and cons I found so far on this set.

Pros:

- Last about a week or so on a single charge and charge quickly.

- The price is pretty good for how well it performs.

- Changing LED patterns and lights are easy and they look nice, albeit some of the colors (like the deep purple) make it a little hard to see the keys for me.

- If you run out of charge, you can just pop in a USB-C cable and use while you charge.

- Keyboard immediately wakes up when you use it without having to be "woken up" like other wireless keyboards I have used. They had a 2 or 3 second delay when I started typing and it drove me mad. Not so with this Powzan!

Cons:

- both devices feel very cheap and light. That could be a pro for someone else maybe if they like a very light mouse and KB.

- The keys are a bit mushy, but I adjusted after a bit of use and now my fingers glide across with no issues.

- I couldn't find a battery life indicator on the KB or mouse. When it dies, it just dies. Maybe I missed it though?

If this one dies one me I would probably purchase this again or something similar from the same company. Check this combo out if you can deal with the minor gripes i found.

Cheap material

Almost lasted a year. Keycap broke off and cannot find replacement. Not spending another $50 for a knockoff.

*purchased by employer 5/22/25

Great keyboard combo!

Good battery life, easy to install, beautiful color options, I keep mine on blue, but MANY choices available. Great value, good ergonomics and functionality.

stephen Lynch

January 28, 2024

Mac Compatible, and backlit! Woo Hoo!

It's a plastic keyboard, but it looks like an aluminum one.

It's a perfect compliment to a Mac, as it's styling and feel are both "spot on".

The backlighting is excellent, and quite bright.

It is an efficient "sleeper", so despite being backlit, it lasts quite a while between charges.

One of the best features is the fact that the keyboard lights will not turn on unless the dongle is plugged intot he computer. This means that if you forget to turn it off, and throw it in your backpack, it won't eat up all of your charge by unnecessarily illuminating itself.

It has a very nice feel, and it's got those "low excursion" keys that are quiet, effortless to type on, and smooth.

I'm a lousy typist, so keys that take effort to depress, such as mechanical gaming keyboards, are My nemesis.

I can type as fast as My two finger typing can take me, and i have very few mis-types due to not fully depressing a key. That's awesome for me!

The mouse is really nice! It tracks well, the scroll wheel is wonderful, and it's also got accent lighting, so it ties the whole ensemble together. The only thing I'm not a real fan of, is the fact that the mouse weighs nothing... It's just so light! I like a mouse with some "Heft", and frequently will disassemble a new mouse, and epoxy pennies, or tire weights into the inner shell to make it a bit beefier...

That's just a personal preference of course, but I find that a heavier mouse is easier to do detail work in CAD or Photoshop.

You can change the colors BY holding the function key, and tapping the scroll lock button, as well as brighten, or dim the lighting by likewise holding function, and tapping either page up, or page down...

Very nice keyboard, which looks a lot more expensive than it actually is.

I approve!

Possible Ripoff

I bought a wired keyboard for POWZAN over a year ago, and I fell in love with it. I'm now just trying to save space on my desk, and wanted to move to a wireless keyboard. So I came back to POWZAN for that and bought this. The first thing I noticed was that the box didn't even have their name on the box it came in. Next thing I noticed was that the keyboard didn't have their logo or name on it anywhere. It seemed really fishy to me. Though it doesn't show in the pictures, I still figured a product made by them would still have their logo. The keys weren't the same, even though they were supposed to be the same quiet keys from my wired one.

I left it to charge for an 1 1/2 before using it. When I came back, it had stopped charging, so I assumed it was fully charged. I turned it on, and the light was indicating to me that it was still on low battery. The mouse and keyboard felt really cheap, and would flex easily just under a bit of stress. The wired keyboard was aluminum, this one was just cheap plastic.