B.FRIENDITAluminum Slim Backlit Keyboard Wired - UK Layout Compatible with Apple iMac, Macbook, Mac and PC, USB Keyboard Numeric Keypad RGB Backlit Key - Silver White

Bought this to go with my iMac it's so much easier to use than the Apple Magic keyboard & is good quality. It blends in with the iMac perfectly

I'm not using this keyboard for gaming so cannot advise - but it has a wonderful feel lovely keys no noisy clicks there is a good firm feel when typing and have found my speed picks up on this.I only use the back light when I'm doing a late shift and its very easy on the eye, it was a lot to pay for a keyboard (especially for work!) but you do get what you pay for and I must say this one is worth the money - highly recommendFuther updateHad a problem with the keyboard and contacted B.FRIENDIT who responded very quickly asked a few question and are sending a replacement - such great services

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This is not good product. It looks great, is backit well enough and the keys spring, but they are sticking and some don't respond at all, and I only bought this earlier this year. I am going to contact Amazon and ask if I can return it. Also, some of the keys have alredy lost their colour. See attached image. So it seems the dye used on the keys or the printing, is very poor. A keyboard should be able to tolerate a 9-5 usage without disintegrating like this. Typing on it has become as frustrating as the one I was replacing. Do not buy this. Instead try and find vintage or modern one that does what you need it to. My last sprung keyboard, which had that nice cushioned effect, lasted nearly 20 years. I replaced it with one of those small, metal ones, which I loathed and which actually started hurting my hands because when thr keys are fully pressed down, there is no spring-effect. It barely lasted 5 years. Just goes to show you that modern day designers do not really have the customers' interests and health at heart - or only that of the young. I would bet money they didn't get it tested by someone who is my age - 63 - and over a full 9-5 period of non-stop typing and keyboard working (varous forms of writing) for several weeks. Almost everything howadays is made for young people and anyone over 45 isn't even taken into account any more. When you go to an apple store, they just shrug like they are waiting for you to finish talking and then move on to the next person. Why doesn't someone at apple make an all-singing, all-dancing, really nice and flexible/springy keyboard that is truly comforable to use AND which looks good? It's not that hard.....n

I love this keyboard. To the point its the second I bought after my son spilt a drink on my first one! My only gripe is I wish it came in a wireless version, but it doesn't. Worth the wire though as its stylish, pretty, and lovely to type on. I use it daily for work.