TLDR: If you're just looking for some solid peripherals for your new computer, this is a great option.First impressions: Considering this is a keyboard from a brand I've never heard of, my expectations weren't very high. However, I soon found myself surprised simply by the packaging. Out of the default Amazon shipping box it came in a very nice and rigid cardboard-like box, the aesthetics of which I very much prefer over all those black, plastic wrapped, logo-infested boxes other brands usually have (it opened to another box that had that black etc. box, but it was a good first impression). Inside, it came with: keyboard, manual, usb-c cable, extra keycaps, and keycap puller. The provided picture of the keyboard is after replacing the esc, arrow, and spacebar keycaps since I liked them better (original spacebar had no place for light to go through, esc was regular, and arrows had extra text I didn't want). The mouse just came in a little protective sleeve. Pretty surprised it didn't sustain any damage during shipping, but if it works, it works.Overview: Out of the box I found that this was an extremely solid keyboard. Virtually no deck flex at all from attempting to twist the keyboard and the rubber feet (including the height extension ones) keep it suitably stable even on my smooth wooden desk. The keys themselves feel and sound like what you would expect from blue switches: loud, clicky, and responsive. I provided a video so you can listen to what the keys actually sound like and if you happen to find it satisfactory. I found it didn't bother me, but some people might not like how it sounds, to each their own. The only key I had a problem with was the spacebar, to me it sounded way too "clangy" and I didn't like it at all. Yet, after about a week of use, at the time of this review, I got used to it. I really loved how convenient the size is, I don't have a lot of room on my desk and making the switch to a 60% keyboard made a whole world of difference, I once again provided a picture using a standard eraser and xbox controller so you can visualize a bit better how big the keyboard is rather than just put it next to other keyboards. But I honestly think that neither my pictures, nor the official product pictures, do this keyboard justice. Not to bash on RGB, but those multicolor rainbow effects just don't look appealing at all in the pictures. Having the board in front of me is a completely different story. I usually stick with solid colors (yellow in this case), originally I was going to go white, but I'm not sure if it was just my board, but the white was REALLY off, it was tinted pink and I'm not sure why (also shown in the pictures). Other than that, I was very impressed by the quality and brightness of the lighting effects on the board (no doubt aided by the white back plate underneath the keys). It's a beautifully minimal keyboard with no extra bells and whistles, it just works right when you plug it in. No need for any awkward software to change the lighting effects, to see details on what and how to change them, it's all clearly instructed in the provided manual. The mouse was a surprise to me since I forgot it came with it, but I'm not complaining. The inclusion of a really nice, sizable mousepad as well makes this entire purchase for $56 well worth the money (most of the time decent "budget" keyboards alone already cost around $40 minimum). The mouse itself is really lightweight and a palm grip works well with it's ergonomics (I have small hands). It does it's job as a mouse, but where it excels in performance, it's lacks hugely in the lighting department. There are many noticable hotspots along the entirety of the lighting section and doesn't feel even close to the RGB quality of the keyboard. But I'm not one for rainbow strobing effects anyways so I'm fine having the lights turned off as demonstrated. The mouse looks great with the lights off anyways.Pros:-Great quality peripherals at this price point-Clicks are nice and loud with a satisfying feel (both keyboard and mouse)-Solidly built components/doesn't feel like they'll break even if I accidentally dropped it-Readily swappable keycaps to your preference (I was limited to what's in the box, but it seems to be compatible with other third-party keycap providers. Check with seller just in case. The one I spoke with was very responsive)-Small form factor-Impressive backlighting (for the keyboard)-Great for minimalist setups-Easy-to-use lighting customization (again, for the keyboard. You can have up to 3 different profiles saved)-Noticably lightweight mouse that feels very responsive-Comes with fabric-based mousepad that doesn't feel like they cheaped out with-No annoying brand logos. Just clean, simple peripheralsCons:-Spacebar sound bothered me at first, but I got used to it (check video for reference)-White color on my keyboard isn't nearly as "white" as I expected. Very noticeable pinkish hue that is visible even through the picture despite camera quality being bad-lighting effects on the mouse were quite bad: unclear instructions (it says to check some "provided website" but it's literally just a button on the bottom of the mouse to cycle through effects), very noticeable hotspots, lighting animation not smooth at allConclusion: I'd say I'm very happy with my purchase. Terrible lighting on the mouse wasn't a deal breaker considering how well the mouse itself performed, and the rest of the cons were just personal preference. Overall, to have all three of these things come in a bundle especially at this price point, this is probably one of the best deals for those who like blue switch keyboards.