SABLUTE Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, Rechargeable 4000mAh Light up Quiet Keyboard with Wrist Rest & Phone Holder, Ergonomic Silent Typing for PC/Mac/Laptop/Windows/Chrome OS
$47.39
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Built-In Phone & Tablet Stand
perfect for multitasking, video calls, or checking messages. Supports tablet pairing with the keyboard to save space and boost productivity.
Extended Palm Rest — Lasting Comfort
A wider wrist rest supports your hands, easing strain during long hours of typing.
Double-Shot Keycaps — Built to Last
Molded legends never fade. Clear backlight, sharp text, and consistent feel for years.
Scissor-Switch Keys — Premium Craft
The same technology used in high-end laptops: stable, quiet, and responsive typing with smooth rebound and lasting comfort.
Rechargeable 4000mAh Ultra-Large Battery – Lasts 2X longer than standard backlit keyboards (1500–2000mAh). With auto-sleep, one charge powers weeks of work or play. Silent Mouse: 750mAh battery runs 50% longer than typical mice.
Soft & Silent Typing · Lasting Comfort – Scissor-switch keys feel smooth and quiet, like a premium laptop keyboard but with better comfort and wrist support. No stuck keys—just effortless typing. (Peace of mind: 30-day return + 1-year replacement.)
10M Keystroke Durability – Engineered to withstand 10 million keystrokes—2X the durability of standard keyboards (typically rated at 5 million). A lasting investment: premium quality that reduces replacements and lowers long-term cost.
7-Color Backlit & Fade-Resistant Legends – Dual-layer keycaps provide 7 colors and 3 brightness levels for a soft, eye-friendly glow. Please note: the key legends have limited transparency, so under certain angles the backlight may appear slightly dim or the characters may look a bit blurred. This is an intentional design to protect the legends from wear and ensure long-lasting durability.
Ergonomic Comfort – Right-hand sculpted mouse, oversized palm rest, and dual tilt (6° & 10°) reduce wrist strain for all-day use. Built-in stand fits smartphones and iPad Mini. (Note: Not for phone cases over 0.59″.)
13 reviews for SABLUTE Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo, Rechargeable 4000mAh Light up Quiet Keyboard with Wrist Rest & Phone Holder, Ergonomic Silent Typing for PC/Mac/Laptop/Windows/Chrome OS
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Yeok –
Perfect for My Work-From-Home Desk!
This SABLUTE wireless keyboard and mouse combo has been an amazing upgrade for my work-from-home desk. Setup was incredibly simple—unboxed, plugged in the receiver, and everything was working within minutes. No complicated instructions or pairing issues at all. The keyboard itself is excellent. The keys are soft, quiet, and very comfortable to type on for long stretches. The scissor-switch design really makes a difference—you get smooth, responsive keystrokes without the loud clicking that many keyboards have. The built-in wrist rest is a huge bonus and helps reduce strain during long work days. The backlighting is bright and vibrant, with multiple colors and brightness levels to choose from. It’s easy to see in a dark room, but also looks great during the day. I especially love that the lights automatically turn off when I’m not using the keyboard, which helps save battery. Speaking of battery, the long-lasting rechargeable battery is impressive—no constant recharging or worrying about it dying in the middle of work. The mouse is just as good: smooth, quiet clicks, comfortable to hold, and accurate tracking. The DPI settings are convenient for switching between tasks. The overall design is clean, modern, and looks great on my desk. It even has a phone/tablet holder built into the keyboard, which is surprisingly useful.If you’re looking for a stylish, comfortable, and reliable wireless keyboard and mouse for work, gaming, or everyday use, this set is absolutely worth it. I’m extremely happy with it and would highly recommend it.
AB –
Fantastic Keyboard & Mouse Set — Smooth, Quiet, and Stylish!
This SABLUTE wireless keyboard and mouse combo is amazing! The backlit keyboard feels soft and quiet while typing, and the built-in wrist rest makes long hours super comfortable. I love the phone holder—it’s surprisingly handy. The rechargeable 4000mAh battery lasts a long time, and the whole set looks clean and modern on my desk. Great value and highly recommended!
J. C. Koval –
Great functionality
Works great! Only thing I don’t like is that the keys are not lit themselves. Probably my fault for ordering wrong, maybe? In the darkish area I use I need the keys to be lit.
Rain –
Good setup just a bit touchy
the build quality is good and has long battery life, the keyboard lighting is bright with a pleasing color. it fits my IPhone 16 Promax in the slot just fine my only con on this keyboard is how sensitive the keys are, if i bump a key even just a little bit it picks up the keystroke and for a combo at this price point that is a big deal for me because as a coder i spend alot of time correcting accidental keystrokesw
Cal –
Most keys still function after two days. Operator Head Space!
Worked fantastic for almost two whole days before the “b” and “n” keys stopped functioning. Highly recommend for those who will never need to type these two letters.THIS was my 1-Star Review…turns out the problem was the keyboard needed charged and that was all, problem solved! The the issue was entirely operator error. 5+Stars now and a big helping of humble pie. Also, the seller reached out to me almost immediately to try to resolve the issue when they read my review. So, 10+ Stars…it is a great keyboard and mouse set and I certainly recommend them now!
Sandra –
Set up was quick and easy
As someone who owns quite a few keyboards, I was honestly surprised by how much I like this one. The sablute combo is super comfortable, the wrist rest makes a big difference for long typing sessions, and the keys are quiet but still satisfying to press. The backlighting looks clean without being over the top, and the built in phone holder is a nice touch I didn’t know I needed. The mouse is lightweight and responsive, and battery life has been solid so far. Great everyday setup for the price.
Amazon Customer –
Crappy product with crappy return policy
This mouse won’t hold a charge, and now the keyboard will not respond to key strokes.I’m massively dissapointed with the performance or lack thereof. I purchased it on Oct 14, 2024. It gets minimal useage daily, yet it already causes more downtime than up time. The 1 month return window closed on 11/14/25, which is a ridiculous amount of time to expect this product to be functional. I would expect greater service from products I purchase on Amazon. This is a blackeye on your credibility to have a computer product with less than a 3 month life expectancy
Rob L. –
Pretty basic with lights that glare
It works but the keyboard lights are worthless at night because they glare too much.I’d say it was kind of a cheap set with lights in it not much more
twrks –
Always wanted the multi-colored lighting feature on a wireless keyboard, and now this one shows it off well. The buttons are nice to press, and the batteries last long. The weakest part of the keyboard is the wrist rest. Its almost an afterthought. I would have preferred them not putting one, so that we can put our own, softer/harder ones, depending on our comfort. With this minimalist rest, its dissatisfying. Other than that, being a full keyboard, with a mouse, and space to put a phone/tablet, it is versatile. The material and build quality is durable, and the button labels are clearly visible. Overall, an above average offering for the value.This review is for the “Keyboard”.
ShopholicGuy –
Wanted a separate wireless keyboard and mouse for my laptop as I want to keep the screen further away. This keyboard/mouse combo offers rechargeable 4000mAh battery, backlit keys, quiet scissor switches, wrist rest, phone holder, 2.4GHz USB dongle.Pros- Smooth quiet typing with long battery life.- Comfortable ergonomic rest; multi-colour backlight.- Responsive mouse with side buttons.- Easy plug-and-play setup for PC/Mac.Cons- Grey key lettering hard to read, even backlit.- Accidental key presses from sensitive/wide keys.- Settings reset on power-off.
Doug McLean –
The first thing I noticed when opening the keyboard and mouse box was that the keyboard has a solid, heavy feel. There is a large comfortable palm rest (not removable), and a slot for a tablet or phone. The mouse is a little heavier than the average mouse, and is comfortable in my hand. The mouse wheel is smooth and all the buttons click nicely.There is one charging cable, you will need a second one if you want to charge the mouse and keyboard at the same time. There is no power source included, I used my phone and tablet chargers. I think it would take much longer to charge them using the USB ports on a computer.When you turn the keyboard on, it lights up light blue. There are key combinations to to change the color, to change the brightness, and to turn the backlight off. The settings are not saved when you turn the keyboard off, you will need do the settings every time you turn it on. The instructions make no mention of these functions, I had figure it out myself. The mouse has two “ON” settings, one with the light on, one with it off. When the light is on, it fades through various colors, there are no settings that I could find to change this. On both the keyboard and mouse, the LEDs turn off by themselves if left idle for a while.The keys feel nice when typing. The keys press easily and silently. You do not need to fully depress keys, this is good because easier to type, but not good because if your fingers aren’t centered properly on the keys and you bump a key next to the one you want, it will press as well, when it wouldn’t on any other keyboard I have used. This happened many times as I type this and I am having to make a lot of corrections due to this. If you rest your fingers on keyboard for gaming (usually WASD), it is very easy to accidentally press a key when you aren’t expecting it. The tops of the keys are wider than other keyboards, and thus closer together, making accidental presses mush more likely.The letters can be hard to see, especially when not looking straight down (which is usually the case). The keys light up very dimly, but area around keys light much brighter, making letters hard to see. It would be much better if only keys lit up, not area around keys, and if keys were brighter.There is no scroll lock light on this keyboard, which is very important for me. I use virtual KVM software that uses the scroll lock to keep the pointer on the current system. Also, some systems use the scroll lock key to disable Intel efficiency cores for gaming. Without a scroll lock LED, there is no way to easily tell if it is on or off.The mouse has the normal buttons on top (LEFT/RIGHT/SCROLL with CLICK), along with a button to change DPI. There is no place I could find that tells you what the DPI settings it uses are, and no indicator to tell you what DPI is selected, only a LED to tell you when you press the button (this LED is useless, you can feel when you press the button). There are two thumb buttons on the side, one for forward and one for back. I see no way to disable these, but they are well placed making accidental presses unlikely.The web site offers little support, and needs a lot of work. The drop down menus are mostly about pet supplies, and don’t work. I’m guessing that the site was copied from another one, or a template was used, and the site was not fully finished. I could not find any helpful information about this keyboard and mouse combo on the site.I will not be using this keyboard because of the difficulty seeing the letters, because it is far too easy to trigger accidental key presses, and because there is no scroll lock LED. These issues make this keyboard unusable for me. If these would not be a problem for you, then you may like this keyboard.
Seph –
The keyboard is very nice quality but there’s definitely some small nuances.Visual wise, it’s nice but hard to read the keys. The back light is only monochrome but can switch between RGB choices. You can choose to have varying degrees of brightness, and of course, switched off. It also automatically sleeps in a minute without input, so it doesn’t use up the battery quickly. The keys however are somewhat hard to read. Special functions are easy, white on black. But all the other key prints are opague to let the light through, which is neat, but not transparent enough to make a huge contrast against the black. So unless you’re typing in the pitch black, there’s not a huge difference. And with a backlight, it makes it even harder to see them.Typing wise is *very* smooth and sensitive to touch but layout makes it a little awkward. The typing is relatively silent, keys feel a little on the smaller end, possibly because they wanted to make the spaces between the keys larger so you could see the back light better. The thing though is they made the Function keys as an extra row in top of your number keys. They are the exact same size, and spaced just the same distance away as the row of keys beneath them. Maybe it’s a personal experience, but I’ve always had them a little distance above the main keys. This goes the same for the control keys on top of the num pad. The awkward thing comes from accidentally bumping those keys and activating whatever function or control those keys do, and I found it incredibly easy to do, especially when using the numpad when not looking that way. I think I underestimate how much I use the top row as spacial reference when typing, and an extra row throws me off badly.The mouse is very nice on that it *does* have automatic color fading and color changing effects, and you can’t modify the colors on it. You can switch the light off though, it’s a physical switch on the bottom where you can choose to turn the mouse on, or on with lights. It seems to sleep after a while of not using it, but since I’m constantly using it throughout the day, it rarely turns off for me.Batteries wise, I use my items minimum 8 continuous hours a day since I’m on the computer for my work, and 5 days a week. I’ve turned the lights on for both keyboard (medium intensity) and mouse, and they did seem to last at least the week with full charge.I’m pretty satisfied with this set despite the nuances and think they’re a great set.[ This is a review for:Keyboard and Mouse Wireless Combo, 4000mAh Rechargeable Backlit Quiet Keyboards mice Set, USB Ergonomic Key Board with Wrist Rest & Phone Holder for PC, Mac, Windows, Natural Soft Typing —SABLUTE ]
Christopher T –
This wireless keyboard and mouse set by Sablute makes a great pair to use with your home PC or even your laptop if you tend to use a riser for your laptop and separate keyboard and mouse set for your actual typing and work on your computer or laptop. This set will work with many Android computer brands, tablet brands, the MacBook Air, the iMac computer and even with your television. A full charge will last for up to 2 weeks of use and it has a built in 2 minute automatic sleep setting that will put the mouse and keyboard in sleep mode to conserve energy after 2 minutes of non use. You can also turn off the power when you are not using it to save your battery life as well. I love the soft-touch typing which makes typing an enjoyable experience and also provides for up to 2 times the lifespan of a traditional keyboard. When you are typing, you should only make noise of 38 decibels which is quite quiet considering normal keyboards can create as much as 60 decibels of noise and normal speech is between 55 and 65 decibels. It will work off of any 2.4 GHz connection and can be as far away as 33 feet from the receiving unit. I also love the backlit feature of the keyboard as well making it easy to see the keys especially at nighttime. I highly recommend