65% Wireless Gaming Keyboard, Rechargeable, LED Backlit, Plug-and-Play, Ultra-Compact Anti-ghosting No-Conflict Keyboard for PC Laptop Windows (Grey-Black)

Came home from work and sat down to play Helldivers 2 and turned the keyboard on and nothing. I had just charged it a few days before but I plugged it up to the charger. The blue light came on but still no response. Turned it off and back on and got a red light flashing next to the blue and still nothing. Very disappointed in the quality of having it stop working this soon after purchase but it died after the return date. Seller reached out to me with instructions that helped me resolve the issue. Good overall experience with resolving the issue.

So in the picture above it shows this keyboard compared to a full size keyboard it's literally laying on top of it much smaller. The RGB is really bright and pretty. You can turn the rbg on and off with a key on the keyboard. It has a power switch on the back. It takes USB-C charging. The key sounds are very similar to a mechanical keyboard. None of the keys are sticky It is a very nice small compact keyboard. The USB dongle comes in the back, and it has two kickstands to sit it up. it's a very well made keyboard plug it right in and it starts up. Would recommend a hundred times more. (Home build PC running windows 10)

I was super hopeful for this. The price was very reasonable, and it looks fantastic. But that's about where the positives stop. It worked fine for about 2 weeks then came the issues. I heard a rattling in it, I was able to take off the spacebar and the metal retainer under it had come looks and it just about impossible to put it back on without bending it. I was however able to get it put back together and about a week later it started having connectivity issues. It would all the sudden stop typing intermittently then then pump out all the numbers and letters at once. At times the "G" key wouldn't even work. I'd suggest spending a little more and getting something's that's better quality.

I got this for sale for 11 dollars, and i will say that the keys dont sound that good, but the overall feel of the keyboard is pretty good. so yeah

I was not expecting much for this at $22 (which I notice it has now dropped to like $14 but I think I purchased too long ago for adjustment). I would definitely recommend this keyboard for basic computer/gaming use. I would not recommend if you are rough on keyboards or are prone to dropping. It took a while to charge (3-4 hours) but it’s been running on that same charge for ~15 hours game time. Backlighting is nice, keystroke sound is not great, and little stand feet are a nice touch. Can not beat it for the price! If I had a need for it I’d get another for only $14.

3.5-4 stars out of 5After checking dimensions I figured this was a good size keyboard. Well the dimensions were for the package not the actual keyboard. If your buying this for your young kid and he just wants a RGB “gamer” keyboard it’s great but if he’s rough idk how long it will last but it’s also only $20 so buy another I guess if that happens.I was looking for a decently weighted and sized 65-75% keyboard. Preferably 75% and this one seemed right size but like I said the sizing listed was wrong so I was surprised when I opened the box and found a small keyboard inside. Compared to other keyboards in this category it feels very cheap and light not in a good way. If you have the money I would look for a better more expensive keyboard but if your young and or broke and need something that’s cool looking and cheap then grab it you won’t be disappointed.I’ll see if I end up keeping or not. For now it’s sitting in the box.I’ll update pics with actual size soon*

battery lasts long, used it for a month with out charging

The back of the keyboard was beautiful but the keys were not smooth but good quality it is a membrane keyboard that is why I didn’t like it