Snpurdiri 60% Wired Gaming Keyboard, RGB Backlit Ultra-Compact Mini Keyboard, Waterproof Small Compact 61 Keys for PC/Mac Gamer, Typist, Travel, Easy to Carry on Business Trip(Black)

Perfect for what I need, seems of good quality.

I've only had the keyboard for about a day. So far it's serving the purpose I wanted it for; as a secondary keyboard for my personal computer while I am working on another computer. Including the keys it is a good deal thicker than my primary keyboard(Razer Cynosa), but that is growing on me. Mine seems to keep the RGB setting I set it for between computer power off and power on again(solid red backlight). The only 'issue' I have with the keyboard is the placement of the 'Enter' key. The Enter key is one key further right than my normal keyboard, this has taken some adjustment but that's ok. $20 for a secondary keyboard that is this sturdy, and seems to work great, I can not complain. Time will tell as far as the overall durability and quality of the key mechanics, but for now I am very happy with it.

I went with the 60% keyboard because I have to travel and my desk space is kinda limited. Also I choose this one because it is wired. I chose wired because I didn't want to worry about having to change batteries and worry about other devices fooling with the Bluetooth. This little keyboard works well the keys are clicky and are smooth. If you are a trained typist this will have a learning curve because everything isn't quite in the right place. Especially if you have larger hands. However if you aren't trained everything is close and you don't have to search a large area to find it. I do miss the arrow buttons in the traditional place. I know you can use the function button to use it in the gaming position. So buying this for office work might not be suitable unless you only need it to type. The lighting is a fun feature but absolutely useless. You can change it easily to be solid colors. What's funny is I bought it for travel and never traveled with it. Possibly because it is a bit bulky and the cord it super long. Overall if you need a little keyboard for cheap this one isn't bad. It's a better feel than most. Just not as versatile as you might expect.

Super cool keyboard, it lights up and works on different systems. My son uses it in his XBOX with no issues. The keypad is nice and buttons work great.

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Picked this up specifically to use with my video editing software that uses ridiculously long-fingered shortcut keys. I prefer to work the keyboard with one hand and the mouse with the other. Wanting to streamline my editing process. For that purpose...A++++ As an actual keyboard, though, this is not great....or even good. The keys are extremely tall and the springs in a few of them make key presses feel thick...No other way to explain it. The space bar is so pronounced that it is just out of place and gets in the way of any real typing. I have to really force it down or it doesn't register as a key press. The "B" also gets stuck and I get a lot of double presses when using it. Another negative is the FN key sometimes just does not work at all. There are some arrow keys you can use by pressing FN,but W doesn't go up and S doesn't go down....A and D do move side to side, though. Just....strange. Makes it difficult to navigate a document. My plan now, though, is to keep this off to the side for use when I actually need it and stick with my regular keyboard for everything else. As a shortcut keyboard I am enjoying it. I may end up getting some sort of keymapper to truly take advantage of the small size of this keyboard.

The perfect size

This is my first experience with a 60% keyboard and will probably be my last as I just prefer a full sized keyboard, I mistakenly hit the \| key when going for the Enter key with my pinky due to the layout, among other keys. That being said, I don't believe its necessarilly an issue with this particular keyboard and at $20 who can really complain? All the keys seem to work, the RGB works great with an exception, the keys are responsive, they have a good feedback in my opinion, they aren't too loud which I personally prefer, and one of the often looked over features of a keyboard, the USB cable isn't too short. Regarding the RGB exception, seeing as how this keyboard is all black, if you were to game or just use your PC in the dark with this keyboard, which I assume most big RGB people do, for some reason the keyboard lights time out and it goes dark. I have played with all the different settings per the half english half chinese instructions that come in the box and I cannot find an adjustment for any sort of time-out setting. Maybe I am still missing it but after what I believe is a reasonably short amount of time, the keyboard lights time out and only reactivate upon hitting a key. Again, not a deal breaker for me. I am giving this keyboard 4 stars, mostly due to the RGB complaint because, lets face it, RGB is the whole thing with this keyboard other than the 60% feature and that's really personal preference. I cannot speak to the resiliency of the character print on the keys as I haven't had the keyboard for long. If I wanted a cheaper 60% keyboard I would definitely buy again and if the first one broke or died you could afford to get another with out much heartache.