MAGIC-REFINER RK96 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Dual Mode 2.4G/BT5.0 2-in-1 Receiver, 100 Keys Hot Swappable Red Switches Gaming Keyboard with Number Pad for PC Gamers/Mac/Windows

Great product, no issues with connecting. Love the retro crème color. Takes 2 AAA batteries and takes ages to use them up. The clicking is better than I expected, perfect for satisfaction. Good weight and easy to move around. Came with some key extraction tools and extra key buttons.

Excelente

Been using this keyboard for a while now and I gotta say I love it. The 2 in 1 dongle is absolutely amazing and I never have issues with latency. The cherry reds in it are pretty great too and have a really nice feel while still having a nice little clack. it is a little odd to pick up on the keybinds since it is such a small keyboard but you get used to using FN for just about all of them lol. my ONE gripe is that it's AAA battery powered and not USBC rechargeable, that being said I only ever find myself switching out the batteries every couple of months. Great keyboard with a really good price tag! would definitely reccomend picking one up, though if you want USBC rechargeable I'd go with an RK Royal Kludge RK61 for a bit more money.

The keyboard uses 2 AAA-batteries instead of internal rechargeable batteries, which makes it easy to setup: just insert batteries and turn on. However, it also means without any batteries it's a paperweight (except in wired mode). It does come with its own 2.4GHz dongle, AND 2 separate Bluetooth channels so it can be paired to different devices. I've paired it to my phone in BT mode and it's great so far. The layout is 60-65% which means there is no functional row, in exchange for its small size. This is usually of no concern when paired to a phone or tablet, and only somewhat of a concern when paired to a PC. The keyboard does weight more than you expect, which makes it feel heavy, but also substantial. The keys make a solid "thock" when pressed, and speed typing is no problem. I rather like the sound quality and general typing feel. For the price I paid (roughly $36) this is trenmendou value. It's not the cheapest (you can get cheaper BT keyboards, even mechanical ones, with plastic flimsy case, and so on) but a good value if you need to do data entry on a phone or tablet and you can't stand those flat membrane keyboards.

Great works very well

Good quality considering the price. I used it with 2 computers for over a year. Switching between them is smooth and reliable.

My 0 key looks like ( ) Seems like a bad design choice repeated all over made much worse with bad printing. Works quite well though, using it over my old bluetooth/wifi adapter on PC and all is well there. UPDATE: It no longer wants to stay connected via BT and requires regular restarts. Fresh batteries. Literally did it right before editing this review and during the edit. Everything Amazon sells is a potential piece of junk now. Buyer beware. Oh andof course a huge percentage of these reviews are bots, Amazon seems to love those.

This wireless keyboard has some nice qualities, but there were a some issues that I couldn’t get over. First, it uses up batteries way too fast. It goes in to sleep mode at a very annoying rate. I never really know if the first few keystrokes will be recorded or not, because I can’t tell if it’s gone to sleep or not. The indicator lights turn off after a few seconds, and turn back on once you start typing again. It was very distracting, and also pointless… for example I need to know if Caps Lock is on *before* I start typing, not after the first few keystrokes. As for the good qualities, it felt like a solid build. The sound dampening was good. Smooth switches. Easy to swap out key caps. You can see in the pics that I changed them. I ended up going with the wired version of this instead.

Buenas especificaciones, la batería dura una cantidad impresionante, sólo las reemplazo cada vez que salgo de viaje

Funciona muito bem! Pilha dura bastante, teclas não tão barulhentas. Contra: Pilha

It is a great keyboard to use, it is cheap, but you get what you pay for, the trade off for no back lighting and excessive battery use are major issues. I wish I had not bought it and saved for a rechargeable keyboard

I loved using this keyboard. It feels good and is fun to use. But when I did buy it I didn't realize that it wasn't rechargeable and it's strictly a battery powered keyboard, no USB. And I hate using batteries because they are expensive and rechargeable/replaceable batteries don't last as long as standard batteries. Which is sad, because it is a nice, sturdy and hefty keyboard.

Awesome keyboard with the best sound has made me so much faster at typing just gives those nostalgic feels too