Gaming Keyboard RGB USB Wired Rainbow Keyboard Designed for PC Gamers, PS4, PS5, Laptop, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, RX250-K Hornet Edition (Black)

I'm not a gamer, however I wanted a keyboard to connect to my laptop for work. This was a great price and is well worth the money. It has a solid feel, keys are well spaced and although feel sturdy they are quiet. The backlit is ideal and you can change the colours but not have them all the same. It's a good size, like the layout and not cramped like others which result in double keystrokes.

After spilling a full cup of coffee on my blackwidow, I didn't feel like shelling out another £100+ just yet, so went for this.For £12 it's pretty insane value. It's very lightweight & reasonably compact for a full-sized keyboard. The keys do feel a bit spongy if you're used to mechanical switches - as you'd expect with a membrane keyboard, but they still feel somewhat satisfying & produce a soft 'Klunk' sound - they're far from the worst I've used. They are a lot quieter than mechanical switches, so could be a bonus for some. Has feet on the back with a couple of different stopping points, which is a cool feature. The lighting looks decent enough - It's nicely diffused, but it's fairly dim. If you prefer your RGB to be more subtle (if that's possible) then it's ideal. Unfortunately, there's not much customisation, but the preset lighting modes are quite nice & can be changed with a single keypress.Overall, if you need a temporary or backup keyboard this isn't a bad buy. If you're looking for something more permanent it's worth paying a bit more for better switches.---After using this for a couple of months now, I have to say this is a steal. No issues whatsoever. Genuinely don't understand how this is so cheap.

Looks good, lights work but not all the keys. Other then that is value for money.

Fantastic keyboard even though it's not mechanical it feels and types like a mechanical keyboard amazing keyboard for the price

I liked this keyboard to start with. It is light, small and has pretty lights. However, after 7 month's of use, I noticed that the cable at both ends had pulled away and revealed the inner cores. This is a keyboard, they don't get moved around a lot so how can this happen? I pushed the out sheathing back into both the keyboard and USB plug and used a glue gun to hold them in place. Great, all fine. For a month. Now it has become unusable. The pretty lights still work, the keys don't. £20 wasted.

The keyboard works fine typing is smooth and there’s no input delay I can tell from. There is one thing though. The usb is very sensitive and will disconnect at the slightest movement. It’s gotten worse since I’ve started using it.

Extremely lightweight and the ergonomic curve makes it easy to handle with added bonus of colourful lights illuminating the keyboard. Plugged in steam dock and works perfect for the steam deck.

I have been using this for a few months now and already the keys are starting to rub away which is so annoying.The keyboard is pretty responsive but it feels really cheaply made, the keys rattle and the light isnt as bright as I would like so it isnt the best to use in low light settings