EnTeck LED Backlit Gaming Keyboard for PC, Mechanical Feel USB Wired Keyboard with Three Adjustable Colors

This keyboard is worth the price. I bought it as a replacement for a different back light keyboard. Though the first keyboard I received was most likely defective, EnTeck's customer service was great to deal with and sent a new keyboard for no charge. The keys on the first one I ordered were not working, however this current keyboard has all working parts thankfully.Pros: - The multi-back lights are bright enough to be useful in the dark but not overpowering. - The three different colors are nice and give a verity as after a while red gets to be boring. - The mechanical feel is close to an actual mechanical keyboard in terms of feel and feedback - The plug and play aspect is great because it can be used with most PCs with little to no hassle for setup.Cons: - The space bar is a bit unresponsive if pressed from the sides, sometimes it doesn't register on the first press. - The pulsing light function doesn't really have much use as either I have the lights on or the back light is off, the pulsing just get distracting.Overall it's worth the price, the functions that it has work and I can get a pretty good rhythm while i'm typing and know that I hit every key I needed to.

EDIT: Read my original view below. Once i submitted this review, a member of the EnTeck team reached out via email and gave me a code for a new keyboard, since I had issues with the spacebar on my current one. It in today and it is easily 3 times as good as my previous one, every key is so much nicer. This is a great keyboard, I must of had a terrible one the first time. So my advice is give it a try, if it feels terrible, ask for another one. Keys feel very firm, and have a nice bounce to them. Give it a try!ORIGINAL REVIEW: I got this keyboard about 30 days ago, and now want to return it because i thought the spacebar would eventually get better, as it would simply not press occasionally. Its just as bad as it was, and makes a terrible clicking sound (not like a nice, snappy mechanical sound). The keys also just feel okay. I do like the design, and the colors are great. However, I peeled off the EnTeck sticker to reveal a RAJFOO printed logo underneath. That is ridiculous that they just resticker a subpar Chinese company's keyboard and sell it. But whatever, Im just stuck with it now since i waited 2 days too long. It is my fault really, but i figured at least id post an honest review to steer other people away from it. Maybe just my spacebar is broken, who knows. But just a warning.

This keyboard should probably actually have 4 stars, but some slacker in the warehouse sent me one missing its Escape key.Pros:Fairly firm. Not a real mechanical keyboard, but it doesn't feel like you're typing on mashed potatoes, so that's nice.Not too loud.Backlight is bright enough. Although, I'm not sure why it has the 'pulsating light' setting, that's completely distracting and useless.Has all 104 keys (you people and your weird keyboards without number pads annoy me).Cons:Missing an Escape key. I had to steal one from another keyboard, because I can't be bothered to return the product just for that.Has a Windows logo on the super key. Gross.Arrow keys and backspace key have pretentious rocket ship icons instead of, well, arrows. Silly. Whatever, they still work.Manufacturer logo displayed prominently, as if I'm supposed to give a crap who made this thing. Also silly.Anyway it's only a 3-star review because of some pretty awful quality control. One of you Amazon people should send me an Escape key for this.

...I am actually warming up to this keyboard and continue to use it each day. In fact, I am finding that I like the old fashioned style mechanical keys but am also mildly concerned about how flimsy the plastic base plate. BTW, you have to restart your system after plugging it in else you may find that it is either working strangely or not at all... The thing about the base plate being flimsy is that it does Not seem to affect the decent function of the keyboard but it typing, especially on the middle keys gives a very flexxy, slightly unwieldy feel... After a bit you kind of get used to it and after a few days I started to forget the "flexxy"... The keyboard does look very nice with my dark gray and deep red LED lit workstation! Additionally, it does take up less space than most other keyboards I've tested... Now for the durability test for the next 12 months...

After opening the packing, there was a great keyboard and was conveniently plug-and-play. The back-lit colors were a very attractive touch. However, as I was using it more, I realized some of the keys were not working, with this being a brand new board, they must've been DOA. I looked up the instructions which recommended a restart, so I followed the directions hoping it was a software issue, but this was to no avail. As far as I can tell, the "n", "<", ">", "/" and right-arrow keys were DOA. I inspected the keyboard to see if I could remove them, but I was concerned about damaging the board further and thus being liable for its state because they keys appeared attached in a rather flimsy manner.This is a great price for a mechanical keyboard, if the keys had not be DOA, I would've preferred to keep using it because the flimsy-ness wasn't a huge problem for me since it would only become a complication if it needed to be disassembled. For normal operation, it was sturdy enough and it gave that clickity-clack sound that I was looking for in a mechanical keyboard. Disappointed that this keyboard didn't work, but it must've just been a bad one that slipped out the door since there are so many other great reviews about it.