LANGTU Membrane Gaming Keyboard, Rainbow LED Backlit Quiet Keyboard for Office, USB Wired All-Metal Panel 25 Keys Anti-ghosting Computer Keyboard 104 Keys - L1 White/Silver…

I wanted to like this keyboard, I really did. Its pretty, it looks great, its cool, it glows in the dark. But thats where the pros end. Where do I begin with the cons? For one, the keys sit way too high. I find that I have to arch my wrists back to accommodate the keys. My other option would be to lift my hand/wrist off the table instead of letting it sit comfortably on the table. Secondly, the spacing of the keys is pretty weird. Because of the way the keys sit, when I glide my fingers from key to key, it hits the sides of the keycaps, also due to their shape. That makes me type a lot slower to avoid this problem. Another super annoying problem I have with this keyboard is whenever I capitalise a letter during typing (using the shift key), it keeps not registering....I have a lower-case letter. Whenever I use the shift key, I need to keep it pressed longer in order for the command to be registered. I absolutely do not have that problem with my old keyboard. And lastly, because the keys sit higher, the outer edge of my hands keeps hitting the key to the right of the Fn key (for the right hand). My left hand also hits the Ctrl key for the left hand, but thats not too big of a problem since pressing that key on its own does nothing. I want to return the keyboard back to Amazon, but Ill admit Im lazy and dont want to have to take it to the post office. So now its just going to sit on a shelf until I give it away to someone who wants it. I currently have an Insignia brand basic, boring, bare-bones black keyboard. Its not even a main brand. I got it from Best Buy for literally $12. But its probably the best keyboard I have ever used. Expensive does not mean best, thats for sure, and cheap does not always mean low quality.

I have had this keyboard for almost a year now. I have the wired keyboard ( wish I would have got the wireless). I absolutely love it. It still works as great at almost 1 year as day 1. Everyone in the office gives me tons of compliments on how cute it looks even at almost a year they will comment on how neat it looks. I figured as a treat for myself to make my work space a happier place to spend 40 hours a week and it has and I love it. I even had a co-worker borrow mine for 2 weeks to see if she liked it and she is ordering her one.

I love this keyboard! It is absolutely beautiful and elegant in its design and I love the way it types. The LED display is pretty and colorful and I love that the keyboard is spill-proof. I would definitely buy this item again.

Because it certainly doesnt feel or look cheap. It looks higher end than it is. Ive been using it for a little while, before deciding to write a review, and I love it just as much now as when I first got it. The keys are clacky, in a pleasing textile-ish kind of way, if you like that, but also not obnoxiously loud at the same time. I did notice the space bar is a bit springier sounding than the other keys like others have said, but I honestly dont even think about it when Im using it anymore. The contrast of the white keys against the stainless is very aesthetically pleasing. I wish it had dedicated volume buttons, but Ill live. Because the keys are raised, I find it very easy to dust when cleaning--it even includes a cleaning brush to get between the keys, which I thought was a nice touch. The different light modes are fun, though I usually just keep them stationary. It just makes my work area a little more playful, and I love that because its so me. I dont know much about gaming keyboards or what actually makes a keyboard a **gaming** keyboard, so maybe those who are more hardcore might be able to pick it apart. But I bet a kid would absolutely love this. Im 38 and I sure do!

Its a pretty good keyboard overall. The keys arent as soft as some gaming keyboards Ive owned but it does the trick for normal typing. What annoys me the most is how much the spacebar squeaks with each press. There are springs underneath the button and I can tune out the squeaking at times but sometimes its just overwhelming and hard to ignore. I only took off one star for that because it doesnt affect me if Im typing with headphones on but I know quite a few people would be bothered by the noise. Other than that, havent had any issues after daily use. No key sticking and the colorful lights brighten up my workspace.

To start off, I really like this keyboard. It types great, the company chose a unique letter font to go on the keys, theres a number keypad, multimedia keys, the keys are raised and this is an all around great keyboard. The reason I gave it a 4/5 though is because the shift key on the left gets stuck when you press on it sometimes. Sometimes it works perfectly fine but most of the time, it sticks which is why I give it a 4/5 but if you can get past that like me, this is a great keyboard for you. I got it for school work, not gaming just to be clear. Overall, Im definitely keeping this keyboard and would recommend it.

Got this keyboard last night and I couldnt even wait until I got to work this morning to test it out so I immediately opened it, plugged it in to a charging port and just had to push the buttons! Other reviews were talking about the clickity-clack but its not that way to me. The space bar doesnt have the springy sound on mine and I am totally fine with that. The girls here at work are going crazy over it!! Id say for the most part, it is more on the quiet side. The illumination is perfect, too! Gave this a 1 star for gaming because I am not using this for gaming purposes. Only work use! This is a definite must buy if youre looking for an inexpensive, snazzy looking keyboard! LOVE IT!!!

I purchased this one over so many others because of the good reviews. And photos that people posted. I do no like the noise the space bar makes but I guess I will get used to it. Everything is well lit. Hope that this keyboard will last longer than my other gaming keyboard from another seller.

As someone who writes a lot, I used keyboard shortcuts all the time for select all, copy an paste, and I was all set to write a review bemoaning that this keyboard did not allow for keyboard shortcuts. Then I examined my old keyboard (a simple HP got at a garage sale for $5 which lasted for years until my son spilled water on it and the keys started to stick) and a photo of a Mac keyboard and realized this keyboard only has a command key on the left hand side (WIN with a little lock symbol) whereas there is a command key on both sides of a mac and the old HP keyboard I was using with my mac. I always used the command key on the right hand side and could not figure out why keyboard shortcuts were not working on this keyboard! I felt pretty silly once I figured it out, but also thankful I wouldnt have to return this keyboard as I use shortcuts all the time. I only just got this keyboard last night, so I will update my review if things change, but these are my thoughts so far: Cons: 1. That there is only a command key on one side of the keyboard XD 2. There is no dedicated volume control button. I didnt realize how much I used that feature on my old keyboard until I went to turn down a very loud video and saw there was no volume control button. To change the volume you have to press the FN+(F2, F3, or F4 to lower, raise or mute the volume respectively.) I will have to see how much of a pain it is to get adapted to this. 3. Not all the multimedia keys work on mac. So the FN+F5 is stop and that does not work on iTunes or DVD player. Nor does FN+ (F1, F9, F10, F11, F12) which are (Multimedia, mail, web page/home page, my computer, and calculator respectively.) I think these commands are not compatible with Mac. But I probably wouldnt use these keys anyway, except the calculator key, so it doesnt bother me. 3. Not any quieter than my old standard keyboard. As this was one of the first ones to come up for quiet mac keyboards I expected it to be at least 50% quieter, but it is not at all. I wanted a quiet keyboard since I live on a converted school bus and often write while everyone is asleep. But my boyfriend says he cant hear me when Im typing at night, which means this keyboard will work okay for me, but maybe not for everybody. Like others have said, you can hear the spring in the spacebar key, but so far this doesnt bother me. 4. When I lifted up the keyboard to clean some dust behind it, I lost everything I had written--twice. So there must be some key that I accidentally slightly pressed that ended up resetting the page somehow? I lifted it up gently a few times making sure not to touch any keys, and this did not happen. So be careful when moving the keyboard. 5. Led lights only display rainbow, which I didnt realize when I bought it, so you cannot choose only one color or a rotation of colors like on other illuminated keyboards. But the rainbow is really pretty, so this isnt a big issue for me. The lights can also be dimmed or shut off if you prefer. There is also a breathing mode where the lights mimic a breathing ebb and flow...I found that distracting, but its a cool option if youre into that. Pros: 1. Its gorgeous! I love the metal and black which matches my iMac perfectly and the rainbow lights are so much fun! Probably the coolest keyboard I could ask for apart from one that looks like a typewriter, haha, but that one is on my future anachronistic goals list. ;) 2. They keys are really nice to use, have a good responsiveness (from a writers perspective on a brand-new keyboard--will update if this changes.) It has a good mechanical feel.

Ive been using this for months on a daily basis. It holds up to gamily and working. The lights are so gorgeous and it is easy to clean!