Snpurdiri 60% Wired Gaming Keyboard, RGB Backlit,Ultra-Compact Mini Keyboard with Detachable Cable,Black and White Color

It works great and it feels great, I do recommend this keyboardfor anyone worried about the reviews saying that the WASD keys stopped working, those people haven't read the manual included with the keyboard, holding FN and W at the same time turns the WASD keys into the arrow keys

I purchased this keyboard after sening another one back, and I am glad I did.Nice compact keyboard, if you have limited desk space this is ideal, the colours and back lights are amazing.Not got separate arrow keys, so have to press FN an W, not deleted key so it takes getting used to. Not purchased for gaming so cannot comment on that part. Keys are nice and soft - so worth buying for the price. I could have got another mechancial keyboard I use for work, at the same price with more keys, however, this little keyboard is a joy - always helps to have something different. TBH next time I am in the office I woudl take this keyboard with me !

Son loves it, does what description say, easy it use, looks good , sounds good , buttons light up , made well , quality is good, okay value for money depends on how much of a gamer you are this would be good for a starting out keyboard for kids.

READ THIS BEFORE BUYING!When buying this Keyboard, I read the reviews, both negative and positive, hoping that I would be pleased with the keyboard. I was wrong.My first disappointment was the appearance, especially the RGB, the keyboard has no way to change the actual colour of the lights, only the pattern in which the colours flicker and the speed of the flickering. The colours themselves are an ugly assortment of random colours which are quite frankly hideous. There is also a white inner lining underneath the keyboard which ruins the black and red concept of the keyboard.My second disappointment was its actual function. The keyboard frequently had a "ghosting" issue, to those like me who did not know what that was, here is an explanation: Whilst typing, keystrokes would occasionally just not happen, on some keys more than others (For example my E, O and S key all had probably a 40% success rate).My third disappointment, which is another aesthetic issue, is that whenever I turned off my computer, like any normal person regularly would, the custom setting I chose for the RGB completely reset, which made it futile to change it again each time as it would inevitably go back to how it started like Sisyphus's boulder.My final (As of now since more are yet to come) disappointment, was the fact that the keyboard every so often would completely stop working. The RGB would continue whilst this happened, but for some reason, any key action made would not be registered. The only solution to this I found was to unplug it and then replug it.In conclusion, this keyboard is a waste of money, do not buy this thinking you'll save a few bucks, as you will INEVITABLY end up having to buy another keyboard!

Ordered this for a compact ITX gaming set up used in the living room, needed a smaller keyboard and I much oprefer mechanical keys.Whats good?Size and layout are good. You have all the function of a full size keyboard but use a functionn key to gain access to arrows etc, some may not like this but its a compact keyboard and if you buy a compact keyboard this is the trade off.It works straight out of the box. Its connected to the pc via a USB C to USB A cable (included) which is handy as you can always get these longer or shorter if required.Its back lit and this is a good thing and a bad (more of that later) on the plus side of the back litness its nice to see the the letters light up through the keys as well as around the keys.The brown keys are nice to type with, i prefer the browns as they are not too loud and they are responsive. Keys are full size so for my sausage fingers they are good to type on.The keyboard has a two stage stand so the keyboard can be supported at two different heights. The stands appear very sturdy.The bad. The back litness (is that a word?) appears to be fixed. You cannot alter the colours, the brightness or position of the lighting. Its a sort of teal or light minty blue colour and not obtrusive. *edit* I have discovered how to change the lighting effects, press Function and Delete to change the lighting effects. Cant change the colour but can change styles having lights chase across the keys as you type. Not particularly useful.Its in US keyboard layout on the keys but UK layout in effect. What do I mean? well it shows the @ symbol is at number 2 but in actual fact its located at the key marked " instead, hope that makes sense.Overall i believe this to be a decent keyboard and a bargain at 24 pounds (I cant make the Pound sign unfortunately)

I was very skeptical at first, since many other reviews mentioned that the keyboard suddenly stopped working after a while. Despite these concerns, I decided to give it a try, and I’m glad I did! It's been a week, and so far, it's performing excellently.If you're looking for a quiet keyboard, you might want to consider other options, as this one is not particularly quiet. However, it excels in several areas that make it a great choice, especially for those with limited desk space. The design is perfect for small desks that cannot accommodate many items. Additionally, the detachable cable is long, providing flexibility and preventing any restrictions on movement.The RGB backlighting offers various color options that can complement any setup theme. This feature adds a nice touch to your desk and allows for some personalisation.Overall, the keyboard is a solid product. It’s a great budget-friendly option for both gaming and work. Despite minor cosmetic issues, it performs well and is worth considering if you need a compact and efficient keyboard.

Build quality is poor with the usb c connector breaking clean off the motherboard from the pads under less than 5 months casual useListing also does not mention if the keyboard is US or UK layout