RedThunderK61 Rechargeable Wireless 60% Mechanical Keyboard, True RGB Backlit, Keyboard with 61 Keys Compact Layout for Laptop PC Mac PS4 Xbox One Long-Lasting Built-in Battery (Black, Blue Switch)

I Bought this keyboard a long time ago and still use it today daily for gaming, work, and other stuff. the switches are perfect and still work and i am using the keyboard right now too. I love the different lighting modes and the battery life on this keyboard is amazing. Would Definitely Recommend.

I’m conflicted, on one side I like the power saver and on the other it’s annoying when I have to re type a word because the first letter didn’t register due to the sleep function.The bluetooth is alright and the battery life is pretty long. I use it for a lot of gaming and the only time it has stopped working was when I had the bluetooth connector on the back of my PC, obstructed by my desk and the pc itself. I moved the Connection closer and it works like a charm 👍 (the only thing I changed where the key caps)

First, I want to say, I saw this exact product on Newegg and I'm glad I doubled checked on Amazon because Newegg is selling it at $60 which is twice the price I paid here on Amazon. I wanted a compact keyboard because I sit in a recliner and use my TV as my computer monitor. I also wanted it to light up so I can see the keys in the dark. This keyboard is very nice. I've had many RGB keyboard and none of them compare to the quality of this inexpensive model. My mistake however was not noticing that it doesn't have arrow keys the same way a full sized keyboard does. All I really wanted removed was the number pad so I assumed that this was what I was looking for. Well it wasn't. However, I feel it's something that can eventually be learned and not a huge issue after using it. To use the arrow keys all you must do is press Fn + I. This makes I, J, K, and L your arrow keys. But to use those characters you gotta press Fn + I again. I feel I can live with that as I typically don't use character keys to type while I'm doing something that the arrow keys are needed. Even so I feel the benefit for the adjustment I'd have to make is fine by me. Someone mentioned something about the lack of instructions and to a degree I agree. However, the instructions cut right to the point and there isn't any added stuff that you'd normally see in a typical manual. I like this fact and I like how all the important points you'd want to know are all on one small page in large font. I included a photo of the manual for your benefit and for mine incase I lose it one day, lol.

If anyone complains about a $20 mechanical keyboard, I think they've lost their mind lol. I have my pc in my office, but I've got my living room tv connected to it at a 3rd monitor. I wanted to get a cheap wireless keyboard for when I just want to lounge on the couch. It works great for that. I haven't tried it for gaming, but as far as a decent mechanical keyboard for just web surfing, it's awesome for the value. It has some decent rgb, nothing crazy. Unfortunately when I bought mine, I didn't have the option to get brown switches, wo they came with blue, so it's more "clicky" than I'd like. But again, it was $20, so no complaints!

It doesn’t work. I’ve been trying to connect the keyboard for hours, following the instructions. Just isn’t working. Really disappointedEDITI had to purchase a different usb c adapter to connect the keyboard to my MacBook Pro 13. Works! Glad I was able to figure that out haha. Doesn’t have an arrow key - only con. But works great for the price.