Migree USB Backlit Retro Typewriter Mechanical Keyboard with Blue Switch&Metal Base,Steampunk Keyboard,Retro Keyboard,Vintage Keyboard,Classic Keyboard,Typewriter Keyboard for PC/Gamer/Typist etc

So I happen to have both an Azio and this keyboard. I picked this up as a backup keyboard as I now have two dedicated systems at any given time working.They keys are mushier than the Azio. Both are blue keys but for some reason these are different.This might be a plus or negative depending on how you like it.Functionality is actually quite good. Pleased with the purchase but it's not 5 star.The backlighting on the keyboard is blue and has multiple patterns like they all do. What it does not do is shine THROUGH the keys. If that's important to you then this is a dealbreaker.

This device was better than exp;expected, smooth metal keys, heavy metal black body and pleasant key stroke sounds. It took me a bit to get used to this higher quality key board but I am very happy that I purchased it. I am also happy that there is only one color (blue) for the key lights and that I can turn them off when not needed.

As soon as I connected the keyboard, all those blue lights started flashing and moving across the board. I am a writer, not a gamer. I immediately searched for the small pamphlet-manual and read how to turn the lights off, FN+arrow down.It's not awkward at all to type. I started typing right away. The keys are roomy and spacious. They are not glossy, so there's no slippage. So, far I like it very much. Yes, you can hear the clicks, but they're not too loud.As I said, I am not a gamer. When I read the Azio's Questions and Answers section where they stated Azio is for writers, not gamers, because if you try to use Azio for games, you'd soon have to toss it into the trash, I decided to purchase Migree's. I wanted something durable, to last a long time, especially for $97.

This keyboard is just okay, it is nothing better than others on here for $30. I bought this one based on the pictures which seemed to me to imply the keys light up. Sadly they do not, so not being a touch typist with perfect recall the keyboard is not usable at night, or while gaming (something you do in the dark) The blue light is pretty but it is actually counter productive at night because it makes the keys appear black. I also noticed after use that the lettering on the keys is no longer sharp as if it is smudging off. Save some cash don't get this one if you want to use it at night.

The keyboard is really attractive. The keypress is a lot softer than I was expecting, which makes typing less taxing on your fingers, but there's also something to be said for a satisfying clack to keypresses, which this keyboard lacks. Also, something to keep in mind is that if you're using multiple alphabets, a lot of key stickers for other language inputs (Korean, Cyrillic, Arabic) are square, which becomes a bit of an arts and crafts project to cut them to fit the keys. All in all, a wonderful product. Definitely recommended.

I have loved this since I opened this product. I love the weight of it, it's sturdy and the keys are exactly what you would expect in a vintage keyboard.

Returned it. Did not work, despite trying every possible setting. Looooong delays between striking and typing, etc. Some keys just didn't work at all.

The keycaps look very retro, and the switches feel great!