Wireless Keyboard with 7 Colored Backlits, Wrist Rest, Phone Holder, Rechargeable Ergonomic Computer Keyboard with Silent Keys, Full Size Lighted Keyboard for Windows, MacBook, PC, Laptop (Black)

The keyboard was perfect for the first month and a half. Then the light up keys stopped working. That was the main reason I purchased the keyboard. Buyer beware it's great until it's not Update to my review. 27SEP2024 . To my surprise, the customer service team reached out to me proactively. They acknowledged the issue, offered sincere apologies, and without hesitation, sent me a new item to try. Their communication and willingness to go the extra mile were some of the best customer service experiences I've ever had. They ensured that I felt valued and heard, turning a disappointing situation into a positive one. Although the initial product didn’t meet my expectations, the following keyboard is working well. The exceptional customer service has left a lasting impression, and I’ll definitely consider this company again in the future.

Perfect keyboard I live it and it works amazing and holds a decent charge the only thing I wish was different was the lights on the keyboard staying on but they don't they shut off when u stop using it

October 17, 2023: After two months of using this keyboard the space bar kept sticking. In a five word sentence, four words would have no spaces. Example: Idid everything tocorrect the spacebarproblem, but nothingworked. Imagine having to edit everything you type. I contacted the company, and they were not helpful. It was primarily a language problem. Finally, I contacted Amazon and returned it. One other issue: the keyboard only stays lite for 5-8 seconds. Look away for what seems like a very short time, and the keyboard was dark, very dark. I have removed my original review, and now would giuve it two stars if that. It seems like such a small problem. Send another spacebar with instrcutions for replacing it. Or replace the whole keyboard. After a few weeks, I replaced it with tried and true Logitech. With apologies for misleading anyone. There's a two year warranty, and that is a definite plus. Please note: I am not a touch typist, but I have been typing for over 70 years, and have acquired a rythm that gets me to 65 wpm on a good keyboard. Is this a good keyboard? Well, I've had it for two weeks, and I'm adjusting to some of the "quirks." I am still deciding if I want to keep this keyboard. As near as I can figure, this is my 11th keyboard since I left the world of typewriters in 1980. I had found my ideal keyboard about five years ago with a Logitech something: then a month ago, the keys started falling off. That keyboard is no longer being made and it's replacement is twice the price, so we'll start there. IF this lasts longer than what some reviewers have reported, it should be fine. Reworded first review: Sound: I'd actually like more sound. Keys with little sound that need more pressure doesn't allow you to get the rythm that I need for speed. They may be too "soft," but keep in mind that my typewriter (that I miss periodically) was a Smith Corona portable which I used until my last year in college when I went to the brand new SC Electric portable in 1964. I miss the height and the "depression" in those keys, but I've gotten used to all of my keyboards after a couple of weeks. Keys: The space bar is too short, and needs more pressure than most of the other keys. I have written three articles for publication since I got this keyboard. During thefirst week, I had to go over paragraph after paragraphwhere there was no space between words. (I'm leaving that sentence as I typed it as an example. Now I'm learning how to put more pressure on all thekeys. Evidently, I'm not there yet.) Battery: First, I do not mind a corded keyboard. (I do hate corded mice.) I have a powered USB hub, and it has a port at the very front with six UBS ports that are lit and can be turned on and off. I was a lttle concered that the red light came on so quickly and thought I'd have to recgharge it, but I have the board plugged into a USB port on the back of my (desktop) PC, and I left the dongle plugged in. I have not had to recharge the keyboard in two weeks, and I'm at this computer 8-10 hours a day. Value for the Money: Well, with the prices of keyboards doubling in the past six months + what I paid for this seemed reasonable. Since I am unwilling to spend $80 for a keyboard (I'm fully retired), then this price was reasonable if I have none of the problems mentons in the lower ratings. I'm getting up to speed and I type. (I kept my $19 Amazon keyboard just in case: it didn't tilt.) I won't recommend or return this at the end of a month. As of right now, I'm keeping it, and I will stand by my four stars. Contact me in three months, or watch this review at Thanksgiving. By then, the suspense will be over ;-)

I've had this keyboard for quite some time. It was so great when I first started using it. However, within the first 6 months, the backlight stopped working, but that wasn't so important to me. Then, as time went by, the ink wore off the lettering, and now, you can see in the photo, almost half of them are gone. I never use hand cream or anything else that would cause this. I'm so tired of dealing with it that I'm going to buy another one, hopefully one with longevity and reliability instead of cheap tricks.

I am a daytrader. As such I have 3 monitors, a laptop, and 3 phones that I use regularly. The built in slots on this keyboard hold all 3 phones perfectly. It is notched wide enough for devices both with or without protective cases. The assorted lights have different brightness & colors of the spectrum, however I typically only use the "aqua blue" one. The biggest and only drawback is the short duration of time that it remains illuminated, even when plugged with the supplied USB-C cable. However it does remain lit while in usage then goes into a "standby" mode until a key is pressed. The charge lasts for quite a few days even when being frequently used for gaming, typing, etc. Ergonomics are great and feedback is responsive with keystrokes. Would highly recommend.

I purchased this keyboard 12/24. It lasted 1 1/2 yrs before it stopped holding a charge. I wfh 3 days of the week & it got to where I would charge it on the weekend or when I was in office. Then kept it plugged while working and now it’s off to the side. It’s nice while it works but make sure you have a backup key board. Appearance looks good, letters are still visible on keys, sturdy…just doesn’t charge anymore.

Update: after 6 weeks of use the keyboard stopped lighting, I reached out to the company and only needed to unplug and reconnect the usb receiver. The lights immediately returned! This keyboard is the same size as normal full-sized keyboards with the exception of being lighter in weight. The keys are very easy to type, as it doesn't require much pressure. As for being quiet, the keys are quieter than most, but the space bar seems to be louder than the other keys. I love the color and brightness choices. The keyboard will auto shutoff the backlit light within two minutes, but will immediately turn on with the press of a key. I have been using the keyboard at work for two weeks without an extra charge needed but I can't attest to how the performance of the battery life will be at this time. So far, I a very pleased with this keyboard.

It is wonderful! ❤️❤️

Recharge type c Touches sans bruit Plus n play

Works well!

And yet my wife likes it but no mouse lol it's okay tho she has a touch pad for her pc thanks she loves it 🙂👌

Could do with having a time-out adjustment. Other that, it feels high quality.

The keyboard is nice. It's a good size and the keys are good (meaning minimal sound). I have been using for a week and the backlight on the keyboard no longer works. There is also an issue with the text cursor (the caret) jumps all over the page. Trying to edit text is impossible. I start to type and it will delete an entire paragraph. Try to amend a word and it jumps up two paragraphs. Not happy. Am going to return it.