PICTEK RGB Gaming Keyboard, Customizable LED Backlit Wired USB Membrane Computer Keyboard with Multimedia Keys/Volume Wheel/Suspended Keycaps/Phone Holder, Spill-Resistant for Windows PC Gamers-Red

This keyboard has an excellent feel, is very sturdy, and has good key spacing overall.Unfortunately for my purposes, it's labelled in a futuristic font that will take a while to get used to (I'm not a touch typist by any means!). In addition, the top row of number keys are backlit only at their tops, so the lit part is ! @ # $ %, rather than 1 2 3 4 5.If those aren't deal-breakers for you, this is an excellent price for a solid, actually mechanical keyboard.

I wasn't expecting much for $43, but this keyboard did an all right job. Even though the wrist pad isn't some sort of padding, it works fine. The keys themselves aren't good quality as some other keyboards I've tried (notably the redragon keyboard at $35). This is the major concern for me. If you are buying a keyboard, the most important aspect of it is the typing experience. This keyboard just does not deliver in this department (so I can't recommend it to anyone). I'd instead recommend buying the redragon RGB keyboard for $65 if you are willing to spend a bit more for a better quality board (the redragon surya or kata also look like good alternatives). The keys are very wobbly (stabilization is not good at all). The keys are more "dull" than other blue keyboards. But overall, it is mediocre for the price (lighting effects are decent, wrist pad is all right, keys themselves are pretty horrendous). The body of the keyboard is sturdy. One thing I want to note is that this keyboard isn't actually a full RGB keyboard (the colors each key has remains the same). For me, I don't really care but that is something to note (the RGB Redragon I mentioned before has full RGB capabilities). As a whole, the keyboard is mediocre.UPDATE: I would 100% recommend the redragon surya as an amazing alternative to this keyboard. It is only (at the time of this edit) $5 more, but packs way more value. It has a true fully RGB backlight with great effects. The keys themselves are miles more tactile and nice to type on compared to this one. And it has 5 customizable macro keys. It's a no brainer.

This is my first mechanical keyboard and i don't have much experience with other keyboards to compare with but for about $30, after coupon, i am very impressed. The keys are very clicky and yes it is kinda loud. But the feeling of typing on this vs a membrane keyboard is very different. Each press you feel like you're actually pushing something vs mush. The rgb is nice i just wished it was addressable rgb but again for $30 i really can't complain about it. There are different light modes on it but i just leave it regular on mode. The key combo FN+pause is very useful to me. It disables the key input. I have a 1 year old that loves to sit on my lap and bang on the keys. So i just press that key combo to disable key input and let her go to town. The palm rest isn't bad too but after using it for a couple days i can see that the sweat/oil from my wrists got on it.

My main keyboard broke (G910) and needed a temporary keyboard during the lockdown.Pros:*Sounds great when typing*You can change the color pattern*Heavy and feel premiumCons:*Number keys are not illuminated! (This is why it's -1 star) I'm not sure why.....I'd prefer the # keys than the characters...*WSAD (movement keys) are not the same color... When gaming WSAD are the main keys used and would be nice if they were a different color or the same color.*I had a few keys off when I received it. I'm not sure if it'll be an issue later. So far, they have been fine just making a note.

Just received this keyboard. The main reason I bought it was ease of cleaning but I really like the mechanical key switches. I have to laugh because I remember when all keyboards were mechanical. They hadn't yet invented the quiet keyboards. Now we have returned to them and gamers wouldn't be without one. I'll update this later after I've had some time to work with it.

I am very, very impressed with this keyboard. Typing on it is nice and clicky, nice tactile bump. It isn't a heavy press. Maybe almost a little too light, but that is being picky.Non-addressable led. The color is the color, but some neat lighting effects regardlessAdjustable brightnessFully customizable as far as which keys you want lit.Got it on sale, and worth every penny

Recieved the keyboard yesterday. Was a little suprised how heavy it was for the price, which is great because even on my smooth desk it doesnt move around while gaming. Spacing of the keys are very comfortable and the keys feel great to press. Lights are bright enough to see even in my well lit room with many options as to how the lights display.Only con i have is the sounds of hitting the keys is suprisingly quite loud. They come thru on my mic very easily so when in discord chat they do come thru. But they can get over it lol. Love the keyboard.Feels like a 150 dollar keyboard. Very sturdy.

As far as a keyboard goes, it works fine and gets the job done. The font on the keys seems to be geared towards kids as they are cartoonish in appearance. I was going to return the keyboard but noticed that other keyboards are also plagued with this issue. I kept the keyboard and ordered a new set of keycaps with regular font and everything is fine now. The replacement keycaps were almost the same price of the keyboard so be sure to study the pictures carefully to make sure you are OK with the kiddish font that comes on this keyboard.

This was clearly stored in an unsuitable place before shipping and as such arrived with rust covering the metal edges and base. I Would be careful about buying this if you want to gift it . For personal use, its suitable but certainly not presentable.