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 purchased this in January of 2020 and it is still going strong. The lights have not faded from my initial setting, nor have the keys lost their responsiveness. I get a lot of compliments on the keyboard from my coworkers. The only complaint I have is that the board cannot be raised any higher. Depending on the day, I may need more tilt in the board than I get. But I make do. I would definitely purchase again if that one design was altered.

Quiet keyboard that I bought for the office. Very bright and comfortable. It’s a plug in, so it’s responsive and not laggy. I just wish it had adjustable feet.

Not loud when you type, spatially the same as a standard keyboard looks awesome

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.

It’s in no way quiet.. I actually find it a little difficult to type on. I feel like the keys are more raised than my previous keyboard. I do like the vibrant colors.. but I may return this. I’m just not fully loving it.

It’s a perfectly fine keyboard. The clicks are satisfying, the lights are nice, it has a nice quality look to it, but once you get up close you can tell the quality is just fine. The caps lock/num lock lights burnt out on mine within days. Sometimes I have to unplug/replug it in to get it to be discovered again. For the price, it gets the job done, but if you want a serious gaming setup, I’d go for a slightly higher price point.

It’s louder than I thought but it’s not too bad. The space bar springs annoyed me so removed them. Was hard getting the metal to reattach to the space bar but once I got it I have no complaints. I can’t seem to change the brightness of the LED fn+pgup/pgdn isn’t doing anything

Cool but they sent my item to the wrong door

Nothing bad I can say. EVERYTHING about this keyboard is great. My favorite is the feeling from the keys… not loud at all and very comfortable. Of course the lighted affect of colors within the keys is the cherry on top. See title….

All the light functions seem to be controlled by a combination of the Fn key, the menu/app key (to the right of the Fn key) and the Page Up/Down keys. The spacebar has two springs on it so it makes a tinny sound when pressed. The keys also shift around a bit which makes it much easier to accidently press and adjacent key, especially if you dont touch type. If you type a lot youre going to find yourself correcting your typing and taking out extra letters and symbols a lot. The third problem is the typeset theyve used on the keys. It makes it very hard to work out what some of the keys are. For example dash key has the symbols side to side instead of on top of one another (which is supposed to represent shifted and unshifted characters) and the $ is very small compared to other characters. The font letters for D, B O P Q and A are quite hard to read, (even worse if the keyboard is in color breathe mode. Also, it might not be a deal-breaker for some, but the cable is a bit shorter than any other keyboard Ive used.