Rii Gaming Keyboard,USB Wired Keyboard with Rainbow LED Backlit Mechanical Feeling for Working Gaming (UK Layout)

**5 Stars: Exceptional Gaming Keyboard!** I couldn't be happier with this keyboard! From the moment I plugged it in, I knew I had made the right choice. The build quality is outstanding, with a solid, durable feel that promises longevity. The LED lighting is a visual treat, offering three vibrant colors—red, blue, and purple—that add a dynamic flair to my gaming setup. The keys provide a mechanical feel that is a game-changer, giving tactile feedback and a satisfying click with every press. This has significantly improved my typing speed and accuracy, not to mention the incredible responsiveness during intense gaming sessions. Considering all these features, this gaming keyboard offers incredible value for its price. It's a perfect blend of functionality, style, and performance without breaking the bank. Highly recommended for both casual and hardcore gamers alike!

i like the gentle clicks it makes and not the strong clicks other mechanical keyboards make. it feels strong and i like the rainbows. it has an option to change the lights from a still to like this flashing/fading thing but i don't use that. it looks good (though since i play a lot of games and im a coward, the S key is gradually getting scratched off lmao) it works pretty well and it feels good to use. the ize is great because the lasy mechanical keyboard i had was way to big (im small with small hands) so a smaller keyboard not only gives me more space on my desk but feels better to use

I needed a spare keyboard after my actual mechanical keyboard broke and my usual spare dome keyboard also ended up being faulty so time for a new spare. It's pretty cheap in cost and looks nice enough. It'll do me until my next payday when I can pick up a new mechanical keyboard and if I have any issues I have a solid spare just in case. So this is a standard dome keyboard that has raised keys and back lighting to imitate the look and feel of a real mechanical keyboard. It does an okay job of doing that but the keys feel a lit flimsier and slippery than your standard mechanical keyboards do and if you pick it up it feels lightweight despite the chunky looking build. The lighting looks nice and comes in a rainbow pattern which isn't very bright but I don't like it bright anyway, you can set it to breathing or regular or turn it off. No ability to customise colours or anything fancy like that. No programmable macros or anything that I saw in the manual. I think the key is to not expect too much from it. For gaming the keyboard is a bit small and can be frustrating to use. I regularly mash the wrong keys by accident and typing takes some getting used to on this keyboard. I wouldn't want to use this as my regular keyboard for a long period of time but as a spare it does the trick and it looks nice, it actually looks like a more expensive keyboard than it is so I don't have to stare at a cheap looking keyboard for a few weeks until I can get a new decent mechanical keyboard. So yeah as a main keyboard for a gamer I don't recommend but anyone looking for a cheap spare or a keyboard for your kids first PC that looks nice then I would say this is a solid buy.

Good product for good price, working nice

Excellent quality product and very easy to use and set up and very quiet typing and background lighting looks really good and great value for money

So I want to start by saying I did not get this intending for it to be a "pro-gaming" keyboard, because it clearly isn't that. If you wanted that you will be disappointed. However, it's a great keyboard for people who use their computer casually, like if they spend a lot of time talking to friends online and stuff like that. Pros - Design is smooth and feels good to type on it compared to other keyboards of a similar price (which is precisely the reason I got that keyboard, because my last keyboard was unbearable to use). I don't get why people are saying it feels stiff, it doesn't. Soft, but not stiff. Heck, my keyboard didn't even have the issue with the enter key people keep bringing up (is there multiple versions or something?). - A bit of an odd one, but I like the sound it makes. While nowhere near mechanical keyboard level, the sound it makes is oddly pleasing to me. It might just be a "me" thing though. - Surprisingly compact for a full-size keyboard. I kid you not, I could put this in my bag and go to my grandma's house and just pull it out with my laptop. Super convenient and I very much appreciate design like that. - Works perfectly fine. If you just want a keyboard that "works" then this is just what you need, my friends. Cons - Inconsistent lighting makes it awkward to tell what brightness setting to set it to. There doesn't even seem to be a set theme with the brightest keys either, which makes this very odd to me. - The writing on the keys is also very inconsistent. This is very much a minor annoyance, but if you're bothered by stuff like that, this keyboard might not be for you. - This might just be a problem with the one I got, but the cable at the back doesn't fit properly with the hole, which got me very worried. I was able to fix it by holding it in place with some tape, but this could potentially be a big issue that you might want to look into. Overall this keyboard is very average. But for me, and hopefully some other people, that's perfect. I didn't mention anything relating to actual gaming keyboards, because I've never used an actual gaming keyboard. I'm a casual gamer. But if you, like me, just want an upgrade from a really bad cheap keyboard you've been using until you found it unbearable at a very low cost, this is the keyboard for you.

Does the job. Well priced RGB keyboard. If you want a cheap keyboard that does the job then this is it.

It's a good keyboard, it works well as it should, a few of the keycaps are sorta deteriorating but that's not really an issue since it's the paint or whatever coming off (and I can still tell what key is which)