Gaming Keyboard,SAREPO LED Backlight Wired USB 9 Modes Switchable RGB 19 Anti Ghosting Keys for Gaming and Water Proof Music Equalizer LED Lights for Office and Gaming with All Windows IOS Compatible

I just got this keyboard and yesterday and I honestly love it so much! It is a semi-mechanical keyboard which means the keys stick out from the base of the keyboard and have that satisfying click sound like a mechanical keyboard. I played games with this keyboard for about 30 minutes and it was really comfortable, definitely better than my older keyboard. The usb cable that connects to your pc is extremely sturdy and better than ordinary usb cables. Now, to the main attraction of this keyboard: the lights! The lights on this keyboard are extremely vibrant and great to look at. I was completely mesmerized by the lights and stared at them for about 10 minutes straight lol. There are so many different modes and customization options for the lights like changing the speed and directions of the lights. The keyboard itself is of very good quality. The keys are very responsive and easy to press. The only problem is that the space bar makes a slight springing sound and some of the keys sound different than others when you press them, but trust me, it’s hardly noticable. Overall, I would really recommend that you purchase this keyboard. It is a great price and you won’t regret it. This review is coming from someone who was just like you: looking for a new keyboard and reading the reviews for this keyboard, not knowing if you should get it or not, but I’m telling you, just buy it! As said in the title, I will update this review in about a month and say if there are any problems with it. Also, sorry for any typos in this review.

It's not a bad keyboard. Granted I've had it for less than a week now. The RGB brightness isn't too too bright but it's definitely bright if you use your keyboard in the dark. Ghosting doesn't include the speed in which you press over 3+ buttons at once. But I can play any game withiut worrying about pressing me than 4+ buttons at once. Also Music Equalizer doesn't work too well and the built in microphone for that mechanic isn't good or is good but it's not sensitive. Keycaps have a nice grip to them so far. And the wrist resting bar is pretty soft. If you pickup an XXL mousepad and have your keyboard and mouse on it, then definitely buy this keyboard.

Had the keyboard for around a week now and I recommend it. I was worried about the quality since it is so cheap but decided to give it a shot since it was 20 dollars.For the people who want to know... This is not a mechanical keyboard. I like the feeling of mechanical keyboards but don't buy them because the very loud noise can be annoying to others especially at night. This keyboard has a good touch to it when you type on it and is not loud. I am really happy with how this feels. (Once again not a mechanical keyboard...don't expect to have the same feeling from the a switch in a m.k.)I was having issues with an older keyboard and MUCH more expensive keyboard with "keyboard ghosting". (playing PUBG and couldn't crouch jump) With this I have no issues with the game receiving the commands from the keyboard. Every button I use in gaming has the antighosting so it's not a problem for me, but as advertised, not all the buttons are anti ghosting.If it craps out on me I will update it but I am regretting spending so much money on my other keyboard when this keyboard has a good touch, is quiet and has no issue with multiple commands.

Its ok for a budget keyboard very noisy and spacebar is very squeaky. my 4 key didnt work when i bought it.

At first it worked great, no issues.Then I noticed that the keys started to get stuck, not physically but on my computer as I type.This started to do this probably every 100th key stroke. Then every 50th. Its getting worse. Not sure why this is happening.For Example: I will be typing a senccccccnd this will will happen every so often.

I got this because I wanted an illuminated keyboard and my current one's shift key had become intermittent. Sadly, this one is almost as bad. I started to wonder if my typing was inadequate but when you tap repeatedly on the shift key while trying to type a capital letter and nothing goes down on the screen, you have a problem. The only way to consistently get capitals is to use the cap lock key. It seems there are dead areas under the shift keys where it doesn't matter how hard or many times you try, it's not going to print.So would I buy this again? There is no way.One other small aggravation: the volume control keys require you to press both the FN key and the volume up or volume down key simultaneously. They are mixed in with the other keys (F2 and F3) on the top row of keys; the FN key on the bottom row between the ALT key and the light intensity key. When the phone rings, you have to fumble to get things quieted down. There is a mute key (F4) but you still have to use the FN key in conjunction with it to make it work. All told, not much of a keyboard.

Love it. I could stare at the different LED options for hours, and it is very customizable. For this amazing product I would definitely pay more than the sale price that I paid of $40.A small complaint that I have is that the sarepo logo at the bottom right of the keyboard looks like it is peeling off. But it isn't a big deal for me since I don't think it changes it too much in the dark.

Works well and has tons of color pattern options that are fun to play with. Currently using it with my PS4. Only down side is no external USB port.Twitch: King_of_Okay