GEODMAER 65% Wireless Gaming Keyboard, Rechargeable Backlit Gaming Keyboard, 68 Keys Ultra-Compact Anti-ghosting No-Conflict Wireless Keyboard for PC Laptop Windows Gamer(Black-Grey)

This keyboard is great. It's fairly small so it's not a pain to game with. I don't have to stretch my fingers as much to reach the keys like with my old keyboard. Battery has been good. Hasn't died yet but I do charge it occasionally just because. It looks great BUT I do wish the backlighting was on a switch and didn't shut off after a few moments of inactivity. It does have a light button but it would be nice if I could get it to stay on.

Looks really cool with the lights and works great

I bought this wireless keyboard for work where I have a secondary workstation. This saved space by being wireless. Now for the problems... The RGB lighting is very dim and the keyboard shortcuts to adjust it were unresponsive from the start. But, I wanted to be fair. Two weeks in, the keyboard was acting slow and then eventually no matter what key was pressed, it stopped functioning entirely. I think the execution of this keyboard is nice as it is quiet with a smaller profile for small spaces, but it is not easy to type on with multiple keys not working. While I can recommend a 65% keyboard for those lacking space who need something that fits, I cannot recommend this one. The quality was decent but very toy like with keys that felt smooth but slightly rubbery. The keyboard kept getting disconnected often despite having a full charge.

My kid loves this keyboard so much! Perfect for a 12 y/o boy!

I've used this for just over a week now. I'm a touch typist who uses this for my personal laptop to write papers, email, and other similar, long-form writing activities. I liked the price value of this and how it came highly recommended for reliability. I do like this keyboard, but I have a few reservations that others may want to consider. 1. There is no solid white color option. You can set different light rotation, which is nice, but your only choice is rainbow. For some reason I thought it had a solid color mode. 2. The dimming only works in solid color mode - "breathing" mode is one brightness only 3. The backlight has an auto off after about 10 seconds of idle time. It comes on when you tap a key again. I don't think this turns the power usage off entirely, though, which I would prefer in an auto-off. 4. The keys are a bit chunky and close together, which is to be expected in a 68 key compact keyboard. I find typing to be just fine for most things, a bit hard to reach if you are used to hitting number keys or backspace. 5. The keys make a satisfying sound, but it's pretty loud compared to a typical keyboard or even my fully mechanical keyboard that I use for work. Be aware of this if trying to use in a quiet environment or if you are on the phone with clients. 6. The keys themselves are very springy. It takes a bit more effort to depress them, but nothing too off-putting. If you are a key masher, this will serve you well, but if you enjoy a light touch, it takes a bit of getting used to. I find I type a little more slowly on this keyboard due to "reach" mistakes. Here's what I love: 1. I can use this from across the room and it works, so communication with the base dongle is very good. Also, the dongle fits into the back of the keyboard so transportation is easy. 2. The high profile of the keyboard puts it at a perfect height for typing, discouraging me from resting my wrists as I type. 3. The backlight does a very good job of illuminating what each key is, which means I can use this in low light easily. The backlight itself is slightly frosted and easy on the eyes. Overall, I would recommend this if the caveats above aren't a dealbreaker - the price is good for what you get if you want to save up for a fancy, buttery soft keyboard. :)

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So sad about this keyboard. The price for the quality of the product was unbeatable. I got it out and connected easily. All lights worked perfectly. The keys sounded fantastic, and the ergonomic design was super comfortable. However my laptop and the keyboard did not communicate well enough. It worked well enough for me to start on a project. But then suddenly the response time from keys being pressed to appearing on the screen was so extremely delayed, that all keys pressed would appear at one time...if that makes sense. I'm sure with some reconfiguration it would be perfect, but I personally do not have time nor patience to do this. If you can figure this out, then this little keyboard is going to be a great fit for you. I loved it so much, and am so sad that it didn't work out for me.

so lets get this out of the way. if you call yourself a competitive gamer, you wouldn't be looking at this product. Although I game, I always use a controller. I wanted a: 65% Keyboard (limited desk space), Wireless (not bluetooth) and budget friendly. This fit the bill. took a gamble and so far it's paid off. build quality - I'd say it is good for the price. it doesn't feel super cheap like those keyboards you get with a computer. it has some slight weight to it wireless - uses a dongle for RF. i have had 0 connectivity issues....for context my desktop is about 3 feet from this keyboard. since i am not a competitive gamer nor game with kb/m i have no idea about latency. misc - it has rgb lights, but i dgaf about that. it either turns on or pulses. overall i am pleased with this wireless keyboard. i didn't want to break the bank for a device that i don't use that often. ive had this keyboard for nearly two years now and ive only charged it once. no joke