Adventurers Typewriter-Style Retro Mechanical Keyboard LED Backlight 83 Keys Bluetooth 5.0 Blue Axis Wood Color Panel Compatible with iOS/Android/Windows/Vista/Linux/Mac Office/Gaming, 12.8x6.6x1.6in

I am absolutely in love with this vintage-style keyboard! From the moment I unboxed it, I was struck by the beautiful retro design—it looks just like a classic typewriter, complete with round keycaps and metallic accents. It adds so much charm to my workspace, and I’ve already gotten tons of compliments. Functionally, it performs just as beautifully as it looks. I primarily use the USB connection to hook it up to my computer, and it works flawlessly—no lag, no setup hassles. It also connects perfectly to my iPad Pro via Bluetooth, which is great for working on the go or switching between devices. While the keyboard doesn’t have a number pad, that’s not an issue for me. In fact, it helps keep the design compact and elegant. The tactile feedback is incredibly satisfying—clicky and responsive, giving that nostalgic typewriter feel with modern convenience. The keys are a bit loud but I don't mind the clicky sound. Whether you're a writer looking to romanticize your workflow or just someone who appreciates unique design, this keyboard nails it. Highly recommend, it's a great value for the price.

I bought this as part of my partner's birthday present last November!! He absolutely adores it. It is used almost every day, and we both adore how it sounds. The keys are aligned close together, so that may cause difficulty for some, but it works wonderfully for my partner.

I’ve always enjoyed the sound and feel of a typewriter, and based on the reviews I decided to give this a shot. Overall, I do enjoy the look, sound, and quality. My only real issue after only having this for a week, is that it’s not weighted well to counteract the weight of the iPad that I’m putting on it. If I let go of the keyboard and tap on my iPad to get to another app, if I push too hard on the iPad, the whole thing tips over, which is kind of funny. It’s a minor inconvenience to have to learn how to tap on my iPad a little bit lighter (or old onto the keyboard while I tap my iPad), and it’s no big deal. I’ll still give it five stars for the overall experience and usability. It’s inspired me to get a real typewriter, so beware of that if you’re the nostalgic sort like me!

Pros: -Looks cute. I really like the overall look and color scheme. -Connected to my computer easily. -Responsive keystrokes- There's no delay when typing. The letters appear on the screen just as fast as they do when I type on my laptop keyboard. -I can adjust the backlighting on the keyboard with the little arm on the top left of the keyboard or turn them off completely. There are a bunch of different light modes to choose from- there are flashy settings and more subtle ones. -Can be used in Blue Tooth or USB mode (see the issue that USB mode solved for me below). Cons: (read to the bottom for the solution I found) -This is the issue I removed a star for: It goes to sleep too quickly when you haven't typed for a couple of minute and it takes around 7 seconds to wake back up and connect with your computer again so you can type. It's VERY annoying when I'm reading an email and go to type a response and nothing happens when I hit the keys, so I have to wait for it to reconnect. This happens many times a day when I'm working and it adds a fair amount of irritation to my work days. I haven't found a way to adjust the amount of time it will wait to go to sleep. -SOLUTION: I checked the user manual and it looks like I can switch it to connect via USB (type C) instead of Blue Tooth. I just tried this. I walked away for 5 minutes and came back and the keyboard hadn't gone to sleep at all! So I guess I solved this problem for myself. This also keeps me from having to worry about the keyboard battery dying. -The components are plastic. The only metal I can find is the little stand at the back of the keyboard (I assume this is for your phone or maybe a little notebook (my phone does not fit in this slot, but maybe it would without the case). I think the little dials on either end of the keyboard (left adjust the brightness of the keyboard back light and the right one adjusts the volume on your computer's speakers) are plastic as well. They actually feel well-made, though. The lever at the top left that changes the keyboard backlight setting is plastic- this is the component that seems the most fragile, but it's not something I'd worry about generally unless I accidentally dropped a book on my keyboard or something- in which case the keys may not hold up terribly well either. The keyboard base is also plastic- I chose the wood look. I don't think there's any surprise there, but mentioning it in case you were unsure. Neutral: -The keys definitely make an authentic typewriter sound. This is kind of fun, but could be distracting for some people and I wouldn't recommend it if you share an office because it would likely drive your coworkers crazy! When I'm on a roll and typing super fast, the sound makes me feel like I'm breaking a WPM world record! -The keys have slightly more resistance to being pressed than my laptop keys. It's definitely a different typing experience, but I didn't have any trouble getting used to it when I first got it and I can still type really fast without any problems. I think I've had this keyboard for a few months now and I generally really like it. It's allowed me to put my laptop on a stand so it's at eye-level and helps me to maintain better posture when sitting at my desk. The sleep/wakeup delay in blue tooth mode is my biggest complaint and definitely causes me frequent frustration, but I solved this issue while writing this review by discovering that I can just use it in USB mode! I was worried that I would regret going with the cheaper option- there's a similar keyboard available that's more than double the price and I definitely worried that the price difference would be apparent in the quality. The components of this keyboard are plastic, but they seem fairly durable.

Got it on sale, has a decent clicky key switch, and the leds are cool. I like the 2 knobs and switch and like the overall esthetic, comes with a convenient phone/tablet holder altho I never use it.

Bottomline: Expensive for value. Not suitable for daily work--best for fun and basic use such as browsing and Pros: It's a really nice and fun keyboard, nice layout with old world feel to typing. Build quality is nice. Light selection and color is very nice. cute setup. Cons: BT Connectivity not solid-- creates chronic lag. The keys are easy to miss when typing fast for work, or using key combinations for login or shortcuts. The most disappointing is the lag which often causes the first few letters to be missed. Cost far too high for value and usage is severly limited to very basic typing. Proposed usage: Probably OK for browsing and simple activities. But, for serious work this is a poor fit.

LOVE this keyboard. I got the woodgrain keyboard, and it looks so "antique". Just what I wanted and the clicking sound is great!

I’ve had this for a couple of months now and at first i loved it because it’s SO BEAUTIFUL but it stopped working after only a couple of months of use. There’s connectivity problems, it’ll randomly glitch out and type random letters, and the lights go crazy randomly. The battery life sucks too, I barely go two whole days without having to charge it. I’m honestly so sad because like i said, it’s so cute. Do yourself a favor, save your money. I would not recommend buying this.