Rii Gaming Keyboard, RK100 Light Up Keyboard Mechanical Feeling Keyboard with 3 Single LED Backlit Color (Red/Purple/Blue)-UK Layout

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've had this keyboard for around three weeks now, and I can easily say it's the best keyboard I've owned! Granted, I haven't owned many that I've really wanted to, and so I'm no expert but it works, looks amazing and feels great to type on too. The overall design of the keyboard is slightly slimmer and less wide than a usual keyboard by the fact that the base has been reduced slightly in thickness, and there's very little border around the keys, this, however doesn't make it any less sturdy. The layout's fantastic - all keys are easy to read and decipher even when the back lighting is turned off, and there are signal lights to show "number lock / caps lock / scroll lock" which are obvious and in a perfect place (top right-hand corner). The key to turn the back lighting on / off is easy to spot as showing a small sun-like symbol, placed in between the right-hand FN (function) key, and Ctrl (control) key. The keyboard's weight is decent, slightly more than I imagined, but lighter than any regular keyboard. The colours don't change or rotate, and you can't fix them to one specific colour, but to me the full rainbow is what I was looking for in a backlit gaming keyboard, which looks good in full light, but looks even better in darker settings. The only thing I had to get used to whilst typing on this keyboard, was the Enter key; it's an oblong shape, so I had trouble adapting to not pressing a little above it while I typed. On one final note, the wire is shorter than I expected meaning I had to find some extension cords to be able to plug it into the back of my computer, but it works completely perfectly, and that is my one and only downside. For those worried: - It came in good time - It looks exactly as it does in the picture shown - It's well packaged and came with instructions to help you set up, along with contact information so you could get hold of the seller if need be (I had no reason to) - Great quality for the price paid, would DEFINITELY use this seller again :) EDIT - as a quick update, I have now had this keyboard for round about 2 years, and I still use it every single day without any issues. Still as good as the day I got it :)

The price seems to vary from day to day, but it's good value for a backlit keyboard. I didn't actually want the backlighting. I bought a backlit keybaord because the keytop printing on previous keyboards kept wearing off with heavy use. This shouldn't happen with a backlit keyboard because the keytop labels run right through the keys so that the backlighting can show through them. As other users have commented, the backlighting is quite uneven. Some keys are brightly illuminated and others faintly illuminated. I don't care because I use the keyboard with the backlighting off. It's apparently a membrane keyboard (which accounts for the low cost) but the key shape and travel make it feel like a mechanical one. The one drawback I find with this keyboard is that it doesn't remember the backlighting state when it is powered off. When it is powered on again it always comes up with the red backlighting. I switch my computer off when I'm not using it in order to save energy, so every time I switch it on again I have to press the ❂ key three times to turn the backlight off. The rather thin documentation tells you that pressing the the ❂ key changes the backlight colour but doesn't tell you the sequence. It's red (on power up), blue, purple, off. It powers up with maximum backlight brightness: pressing Fn and Page Down decreases the backlight brightness through 5 steps to off and pressing Fn and Page Up increases the backlight brightness. The only keys with Alt Gr(aphic) labels are ` and 4, but you may get a full set of alternative characters depending on the keymap that your computer uses. On my (Linux) machine the Alt Gr keymap is |¹²³€½¾{[]}\¸ @ſe¶ŧ←↓→øþ[] æßðđŋħˀĸł |«»¢„“”µ•·̣ The []'#/ keys produce Alt Gr characters, but they disappear again when I type something else. The shifted Alt Gr map is |¡⅛£¼⅜⅝⅞™±°¿˛ Ω§E®Ŧ¥↑ıØÞ ÆẞЪŊĦ ̛&Ł ¦<>©‚‘’º×÷÷˙

Seems to be a deal that is almost to good. The keyboard works and looks great. Dont let the low cost fool you, its a better than expected product. I know this sounds like a generic review but its real lol.

This is a wonderful keyboard! I love every bit of it! It’s even better than I expected! I wish I had bought two so I would have a backup but I just went to buy the second one and it went from $14.99 that I paid for it to $196.59. Whilie it is worth $14.99 or even $40, it is not even close to worth, $196.59!!!!

This keyboard is pretty great-- beautiful backlight colors, nice key action. I'm pretty much in love with it. The only problem is that mine occasionally changes from a steady light to a slowly blinking one. It's weird and distracting. Also, the functions of the WASD and the arrow keys switched. Both problems righted themselves when I unplugged and plugged the keyboard back in. Kinda thinking I may need a replacement, actually. In any case, it's a really nice keyboard with great lights, and it's very comfortable to use. Even though it has weird problems, I don't regret my purchase, and I will definitely get a replacement.

They shipped it fast and on time. I like it a lot its way better then I expected it to be. It only has 2 lighting effects. One being constantly on. And the other being a fade from bright to dim. And then obviously you can turn off the light all together if you wanted to. The keys feel solid 👌 its bright but not to bright. Looks really good and feels good in gaming. For the price its well worth it if you want a budget keyboard. I was not disappointed at all.

Really decent key feel, LED lighting is fine, space bar has a nice slope to it making it more ergonomic than other keyboards I've used. Key stroke is soft but tactile--I've had friends ask if it was a mechanical board. I just wanted a cheapy keyboard to throw on an extra PC but I've been really pleased with this keyboard. Right now I wouldn't have any problem buying another one to use in the future.