USB Keyboard, TedGem Computer Keyboard, Laptop Keyboard, Wired Keyboard, Backlit RGB PC Keyboard Gaming, Ergonomic Led Keyboard, 12 Multimedia Keys, Compatible with Mac, PC, Smart TV, Laptop

You know I rather like this little keyboard as it's in an almost laptop form factor and the RGB lights are fairly bright.They are however static (except the breathing mode) and therefore I could not assign keys to a certain colour.I have spent quite a bit of time typing on this and though the keys aren't as comfortable as some more expensive keyboards it still remains quite useable.Pros:Smaller form factorClassy array of static RGB lightsThin for a keyboardUSB lead a little thinA slight flex when depressing the space bar.

I placed this order to use as an external keyboard to support my laptop keyboard, which was looking a little worse for wear after a couple of years usage (I do play a lot of online gaming, so the WSAD keys were looking a bit dishevelled). With the initial look of the item, it more or less mirrored the look of my ASUS TUF Gaming laptop's keyboard, so that was a bit of a bonus.Placed the order, received the next day via Prime, and used straight out of the box. No need to install anything fancy as the Plug and Play via USB worked straight away, and the function keys do exactly what they say on the tin, which is just how I like it to work.The lighting on the keyboard is vibrant, but easy on the eye, so it's not overpowering in that sense. That can be changed by either pressing the FN key alongside PGUP and PGDN to change the brightness of it (or knock it off completely), or the FN key and Lightbulb key in the bottom right of the main keyboard area to turn it into a "breathing" style of lighting, rotating on and off - the functionality of this is actually quite easy.When typing in general, the keyboard is quite quiet compared to a normal keyboard, which is definitely a good thing, as it doesn't sound clunky or noisy at all, and I'm liking that amongst everything else.Very happy with the keyboard, and hope to get some great use of it over time. :)

Since I was upgrading from a laptop to a PC I needed a keyboard and found this one. Having been used to laptop soft touch keys, I wanted something similar in feel and while they are quite similar, there's still a bit of a mechanical feel to them which I haven't decided if I like or not yet.The key's also feel a slightly different shape (not sure if that's my imagination or not) but it does the job nicely.There's a few nice additions to this keyboard - the option to have the keys light up or not is great. The kickstands also help if you're used to a tilted keyboard (I'm not and having put them down, have found the keyboard much easier to use!)If you've been used to a laptop for a while and want a decent and not overly pricey keyboard for a new setup, this could be just the thing you're looking for!

From a long time I have been a mechanical keyboard user, however, Recently I noticed that my typing speed was affected cause of the mechanical keyboard. That's when I was on the lookout for a new keyboard. I came across this keyboard which met all my requirements and was right up my alley. I went ahead and ordered it and I have to say this upgrade was definitely worth it. My typing speed saw a drastic improvement and the subtle pain I used to feel in my arm while using the mechanical keyboard faded away. The keys are super soft and the RGB is a cheeky add-on. Would definitely recommend.

Bought to plonk on top of closed laptop & preserve built-in k/b. Works a treat - 3x dimmable levels + off. Dinky breathing effect - handy when I'm bored :-) Not used for gaming, purely typing - good feedback. Note that actual keycaps are illuminated as well as surrounds (good) as opposed to some which only have surrounds lit (pointless!). Reverts to full power when powered up - no big deal to notch it down again to required brightness via Fn+ PgUp or PgDn! Assorted function shortcut-keys round it off. Recommended.

Update: after 6 months of usage, most of the key letters are erased. And key strokes became even softer and mushy. Stopped using it.-------------- The layout is very good, slim keyboard with enough key movement. Backlight is also very good, there is no direct shiny led light coming under the keys, which is the case for many other backlit keyboards. Visibility of the letters is very good even without lighting.The physical quality could have been better. It is very light plastic. Key strokes are a bit too soft, not very much though.I would really like the compact version of this keyboard, without the 10 key and arrow / home etc buttons part.

The keyboard came in a nice sturdy box. It is a full size keyboard with on/off rainbow LEDs with 3 brightness settings via the FN and PG up/ PG down. The keyboard is nice and slim, nice keys, easy to type on. Good decent length of cable to plug into the pc under table. Very responsive, and fantastic for the price. I got the keyboard for my daughter who needed it for her home schooling during the lockdown 3.0! However, I have fully tested all keys and found zero issues. I fully recommend for the price. Also has 2 flaps on the back to raise the keyboard at an angle. Again does the job nicely. Highly recommend, if you need a usb keyboard that has simple lightup options. 5 stars

I really liked this keyboard and was sad to send it back, but it was just too wide (45cm) and I was getting a sore neck from stretching my hand to the mouse. If there was a narrower version of this I would get it instantly, because the typing experience was comfortable and the rainbow backlight is useful and attractive. This may be a good keyboard for someone with longer arms.