Rii RK100+ Multiple Color Rainbow LED Backlit Large Size USB Wired Mechanical Feeling Multimedia PC Gaming Keyboard,Office Keyboard for Working or Primer Gaming,Office Device

The price for this keyboard is astonishing. It’s better than some 20-30$ keyboards I have. Will be updating in the future about the quality over time but I use it for work and personal and it works great and transports great! Probably best keyboard on market for price. Feels great and love the switches on it.

just like the pictures! love the colors and the lights and for the price its worth it 100%!

The original keyboard for my desktop gave out after a few months of use. This keyboard that I replaced it with has taken a licking. It is wired, and the lights can be turned on an off. The price was within my budget. I wish it was n-key, but I am overall satisfied with it. At the time, I didn't even know there was a type that I should look for. I am a fast typer 80+wpm. Sometimes I type faster than the keyboard registers, but it rarely lags more than 1 key. The clacking noise can get annoying, but if you're under headphones, it's not a problem.My fingers are long, and my hands rest comfortably on the keys without that cramped feeling. That was important for me. Overall I love this keyboard. For the time being, it is sufficient for my needs. The lights match the look of my desktop. My nephews love the setup.

So far I really like this keyboard. I have medium length gel-x nails on and I can actually type really well on it. It sounds good too.

The media could not be loaded. I honestly wasn’t expecting much from this keyboard because of the price, but I was actually really surprised—in a good way.First of all, I love the function key (Fn). When you combine it with the F1 to F12 keys, you can control music, open your email, use the calculator, skip tracks, mute the sound, and more. It just makes everything quicker. I didn’t realize how convenient that would be until I started using it.Another thing I liked is that they made the W, A, S, and D keys stand out more, which is great if you play games. They even repeated those same keys in the arrow key section, which I thought was a cool detail.The keyboard itself looks really nice—the LED rainbow lights make it look way more expensive than it actually is. It has a good size, it’s comfortable to type on, and it has this “mechanical” feel even though it’s not a mechanical keyboard.The only thing I could see some people not liking is that the lights don’t change color (they stay rainbow), but personally I think it still looks great.

Keys feel kind of spongy. The only thing "large" on this keyboard is that the lettering on the keys. Everything else is standard size. It works but I would never call it "Mechanical Feeling".

(This review is written by the account holder's daughter, the one who uses the keyboard.)I love this thing. Don't get me wrong, it has flaws. I'll cover those. But we'll go over the pros before the cons. First of all, it's not loud. I've owned two of these, and while it does get a bit louder over the years, it's still pretty quiet. Especially since the older one got soap dumped on it and was then sprayed with a hose on the jet setting. Twice. It survived the first time! Are you kidding? That's insane! Huge points for water proofing! Through the years of using these keyboards, the lights stayed functional, BUT the keys wore down a bit. Mostly my WASD keys. I absolutely adore the white and rainbow combo. It's so darling!But... It's a tad sticky. Not in the literal sense, of course. But in the membrane keyboard way. Now, this IS NOT A MECHANICAL KEYBOARD. It is "Mechanical feeling". It is a membrane keyboard, with keycaps like a mechanical. On mechanical keyboards, I can flutter my keys at the speed of light. This one feels like there's a speed limit to it. I assume this will only really be a problem for gamers. It's also pretty cheap plastic. I know I said it was durable through spills, but this is different. If you step on it, it's gone, so don't let your kids leave these on the floor or bed. Thirdly, the keycaps do come off, with use of a keycap tool, but if you're looking to switch them out, don't bother unless you're getting keycaps designed for this type. This is not compatible with classic keycaps. And of course, there's the thing most reviews have harped on, being that there's one lighting option. Most people assume when it says "7 colors" that you can switch through the colors. Nope. Your options are rainbow and off. You can adjust the brightness though, which is nice. That's not a problem for me, but it's something to be mentioned.TDLR: It's quiet, but of course it is, because it's not a mechanical keyboard. Just a membrane keyboard in a mechanical costume. It still feels like a membrane. Extremely waterproof. My old one only broke after the second time it got hosed down. The lettering wears off over time, but the lights stayed functional. 5/5!

Keyboard works well when gaming and other stuff.