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

very lightweight and sounds amazing. it’s very good for smaller desks, and it has multiple options for colors. this keyboard lasted me 3 years and got me to ascend 3 in valorant :)

I have a very bad obsession with key boards. I love how this one is made. The lights on it are vibrant! The keys are soft, great quality! Perfect size for my desk top!

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.

just like most people I saw the price and thought "this is probably gonna be cheap and I should skip it" but the price really had me thinking someone must have looked into this.. after a few video reviews (the one that sold me was on this thing was a review by sora on youtube, small channel so I knew I could trust them as an actual person review) I said, "sure I wanted to try a 60% keyboard so might as well treat this one like I'm testing the water" (60% keyboards cut out buttons to make them smaller and are great for gaming cus of how close the keys are to one another)...I gotta say I'm shocked at how good it feels. I have a 70$ keyboard I was using before this and this feels better to me. I can customize the RGB lights and they offered a lot of color options (i went with the orange cream cus it was easy on the eyes and adds to my colorful desk) so far from a day of using it like my other gaming keyboard, I feel like I got more than I spent on it. if I need to update this review I will but I'm one happy camper right now with a cool keyboard that makes.the only cons I can think of are that.-if you normally use a regular keyboard this is going to feel small and odd to use, it will change with time but even though I had a smaller keyboard (70%-75%) my hands are learning how to adjust, be mindful of that.-it is a full plastic keyboard. mate feeling which is nice to me could throw some off.if you made it to this part and you want a yes or no review I would say "Yes" this is a good product. it's not a scam and I would go for it if you are on a budget or you don't want to drop 50+$ on a keyboard right out the geat. game on friends and "ROCK & STONE!"

I absolutely love this little keyboard! It has a creamy, soft sound when you type that feels super satisfying. The look of it is just as beautiful in person as it was in the pictures. It’s small, compact, and fits perfectly in my hands — exactly what I wanted.It’s super easy to set up and unplug whenever I need. The design is very minimal and sleek. The only thing it doesn’t have is the F1-F12 keys, but honestly, that’s not a big deal for me because everything else about it is so good. For how great it sounds and looks, I’m giving it a full 5 stars. Highly recommended if you want something compact and stylish!

I mean it works, but it feels light and cheap and very much like a toy.Next time I'll get the Corsair, pretty sure that one wont feel like a toy. My last keyboard was a full size heavy mechanical keyboard and I just wanted something smaller. But I realize now that I see it in person there's no 'del' key, so it wont get me into BIOS during a boot. And the way the arrow keys function is really weird. And you really have to stretch with your pinky to reach the enter key which is awkward at best.for $25. it's ok, but.... I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.edit: Tried to use it today for work. It's missing crucial keys like tilde ~ so I couldn't use it to get into directories I needed to access for work. So the keyboard is basically useless for me. Maybe it's ok for a gamer or someone who just types, but if you're a sys admin or someone who really needs to use keys for navigation, accessing directories in a terminal, or accessing BIOS in startup, this keyboard will not work for you.Tossed it into the box-of-parts and will probably just give it to my kids the next time I build them a computer.

I love this little keyboard for my Steam Deck - I only have issues that it's missing some keys (but that's the model of the keyboard)Not connective through Bluetooth, but is connected through cable which is good for me.Very small, lightweight, easy to use, and feels great to type on.I'd buy again, but I need a full-sized keyboard for my steam deck and desktop build.