TECKNET Gaming Keyboard, USB Wired Computer Keyboard, 15-Zone RGB Illumination, IP32 Water Resistance, 25 Anti-ghosting Keys, All-Metal Panel (Whisper Quiet Gaming Switch)

I recently bought this gaming keyboard from Amazon, and I absolutely love it! The design is super cool, and the RGB lighting really adds a nice touch — it looks amazing, especially in the dark.The keys feel great to press — very responsive and comfortable, which makes a huge difference when gaming. It’s perfect for fast-paced games, and I noticed my gameplay felt smoother and more precise.The build quality feels solid, and the overall layout is very user-friendly. It’s also great for regular typing, not just gaming.If you’re looking for a stylish and reliable gaming keyboard, I highly recommend this one. Great value for the price!

This RGB keyboard is stunning and responsive. The lighting effects are vibrant and customizable, perfect for gaming or late-night work. Keys feel smooth and clicky with no lag. Solid build quality and handy extras like media controls make it a great value. Stylish, functional, and worth every penny!

useful. my production is better on this than the last cheapy keyboard. I like the colors as well. They actually help me place my hands on target. HikerBob

I don't know exactly what makes this a gaming keyboard since the keys and key layout exactly matches the Logitech keyboard it's replacing. That said, it's a nice keyboard.The lights are actually helpful in my subdued lighting, but the wavy patterns are too annoying. A quick key combination and the lights are steady, or they can be turned off. It would be nice if the colors could be set by the user but that's not the case.The keys aren't clicky but still make quite a bit of noise when typing. The keys are really sensitive and I found myself accidentally hitting keys by accident. In particular the left Ctrl and Win key keep getting pressed by the left side of my hand. The weight of the keyboard is really nice. It's heavier and along with the rubber feet, it stays put.All-in-all, I happy with this keyboard and I'm sure I'll get used to it's very few quirks.

This is beautiful, sturdy and I love the lights! I feel I got a good value for my money! I bought my son one too and he loves it!

Love the color change bit of this! So bright and pretty! I normally hate the sound of keyboard keys but this one has a very satisfying click click sound. The keys are really soft to use. For being a metal based keyboard its not that heavy.

Great keyboard. Well made and sturdy. Like the fact it came with a mini instruction booklet and that lighting feature on keyboard is optional. Comfortable design/layout of keys for typing. Overall satisfied with this purchase.

This keyboard feels awesome to type on! I really enjoy the experience, it's got some of the travel of a mechanical but is super quiet. I like the metal back plate and the fact that under the keys is exposed for easy cleaning. This hopefully makes a more sustainable keyboard.RGB features are average. You can cycle through some choices, a few crazy flashing patterns that I'm not sure anyone would use. I just wanted one color and it has that, you can choose from multiple colors to use as the single color.The one tragic flaw, false claim in the ad and repeated on their website is this: "Press any key to wake up the buttons and backlight." It does not work.I work by choice in a darker office setting and love the backlit keys. But here's the flaw, due to it's "sleep" feature it turns itself off ALL THE TIME even while using the computer, such as if you are reading for a few minutes. It defeats the purpose of having illuminated keys. There is no way to disable this sleep feature.I could live with the sleep feature easier if this false claim in their ad were true: "Press any key to wake up the buttons and backlight." But alas you CANNOT just press any key for the backlight to come back on, you have to hit FN+PgDN to turn the RGB back on. FN+PgDN turns the RGBs on and off.So if you have trouble seeing your keyboard and that's why you get this one, for the backlit keys, it may or may not be the best keyboard for you for that purpose. Consider your workflow. If you have small typing breaks on any frequency, for example it happens when I am diagramming and not touching the keyboard as much, this could be an annoyance to have to constantly hit FN+PgDN. I'm trying to build the muscle memory because I like the feel of the keyboard, but I might also keep shopping around.This would be a 5 star keyboard if the feature worked as the manufacturer claimed in the ad.