Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, with RGB Backlit, Arrow Keys, Compact 68-Keys Hot Swappable, USB Wired Gaming Keyboards for Windows PC Mac Gamer, Blue Switch

Love the tapping as it feels like a classic keyboard I had on my word processer YEARS AGO! I'm old, and love this! And the lights are fabulous

Wow! This is the most fun and portable keyboard i've ever used. It's sturdy and well made; I don't have any worries putting this in my backpack, no keys have popped off accidentally (so far, after 3 months).In terms of usefulness: A-. It is a small, compact keyboard. It is about the same size as my laptop keyboard, which makes it light and portable. There's also an on/off switch so that it doesn't waste battery while it's stored in a bag/backpack. In addition to being a compact keyboard with standard keys, it also has function keys to adjust the RGB colors, the pattern of the colors, and you can even quickly switch between 3 connected devices (sort of like a built-in KVM switch). I do have one gripe: that there is no arrow keys. I wish that it did, or at least provided me with a FN option to use alternate keys as the up/down/left/right arrow. When I type and I want to go back a couple characters, I have to use the mouse to navigate just one space away, which i find really annoying. The battery life is ok, lasting about a week of constant use before requiring a charge.In terms of comfort: A+. It can get slightly tiring when using for extended periods of time. but the size/portability of the keyboard cancels out this negative. If you get tired of resting your wrists on the desk, you can easily grab the keyboard and put it in your lap, providing temporarily relief while maintaining productivity.In terms of fun: A++. i love the clicky-clacking of the keys. it brings the same joy as popping bubble wrap, and it never gets old. The lighting effect is also really neat. Sometimes I just switch modes just to take a break and enjoy the lights for a minute or two. There are some really cool effects that are activated by typing, too. It's really fun to show off to friends, as well.

I like this keyboard i like that fact its sturdy and it can click very loud if you want that.here is the main issue and buyer beware: if you lose the owners manual or your girlfriend loses itthen have fun trying to remember what keys do what, what key do you need to press to turn it into usb mode or what key is the light changer. like ive spent the last 30 minutes googling and ive not found a single pdf owners manual or a reddit post or anything that can help.if it had some software or a pdf online you can find googling it would be a 4-4.5 star keyboard.

This is a sturdy, solid, nice-feeling keyboard. Responsive and "clicky" in all the right ways. It splashes the letters on the screens of my tablet and laptop, easily switching between different Bluetooth and wired connections, making it a quick keyboard change between devices.I haven't used it for gaming, just typing. It has gone to sleep and wakes up with a very quick reconnection to my devices.I've only barely played with the light displays, but there are a lot of them, with a few constant breathings and some reacting to key presses. The lights seem highly configurable, with speed, brightness, color, and so on, right from the keyboard.I got two of these, because I liked the feel so much, and it paired and changed so quickly. Then I happened on the case where I wanted to change some text I'd written...and realized there are no arrow keys!For many uses this isn't a big deal, as you can use the mouse or a touchscreen to adjust position or make selections. However, there are activities where the arrow keys are still useful. I have a separate 10-key with arrows that I can use on one system, as it's wired, but this is a bit of a miss, on my part and on the keyboard.If all you're doing is typing, this is a great little keyboard. If you need to navigate or make selections, or to otherwise leverage the arrows, this keyboard is a miss.

Bluetooth does not exist, putting it into pairing mode just triggers a light sequence no blue tooth hardware detected on this keyboard. Second this is not a hot swap keyboard. Paired with this you would expect lower quality because of price however it is VERY low quality plastic, power switch, switches, key caps.Do not buy! 90% of the features advertised do not exist you can buy a red dragon wired mechanical keyboard for less and it’s much better quality and offers better features, here your just paying for their lies

This keyboard is very compact. The keyboard itself is full size, but it has stripped off all the extra keys and just retained the core keyboard. I was surprised to see other listings comment about certain keys missing, the listing is very clear about what keys are and are not present.As mentioned, the keys are full size so this works fine for touch typing. It is not a "mini" keyboard. I got the keyboard because I want to use it in my family room with a PC that is attached to our TV. I wanted something small and compact that could fit easily on a lap desk and this is just perfect.The keys have a nice mechanical feel to them. I am not a hard-core gamer, but it seems like it would be a good solid keyboard for intense gaming.As advertised it works wired or wireless. It does not auto-switch, but requires a quick simple button press to switch between modes. You can pair this to three different devices using Bluetooth and a simple key press is all it takes to switch between. I like the fact that they have icons on the keys to remind you which keys do what. For example, Function - Backspace is used to toggle between wired and wireless. The backspace key has a small icon on it to show that this is the key for switching to wireless. I have enough different devices that it is hard to keep all the key combos straight, but the design here makes it easy to remember.The lighting looks like - I haven't played around with all the options yet, but so far I'm impressed. I think This is exactly what I was looking for in a keyboard along with some nice extras.