LANGTU Membrane Gaming Keyboard, Rainbow LED Backlit Quiet Keyboard for Office, USB Wired All-Metal Panel 25 Keys Anti-ghosting Computer Keyboard 104 Keys - L1 White/Silver…

It works well, feels good with key presses and the backlight doesnt hurt. Biggest complaints: 1) A very noisy space bar. Not like the rest of the keys where it sounds fine, There is a noticeable and distracting metal-on-metal sound when hitting the space bar anywhere else than directly in the middle. That is ok i guess but im not very fond of the little screech when i type or jump in games. 2) The font on some of the keys is hard to read correctly. In particular the hard to read keys are: @,B,&,0,O,Q,and 8. I find them harder to read because of the odd placements of black lines in the middle of the keys, the @ symbol looks more like a sideways 3 with a ( to the side of it. This seems to be a product of how the keys were molded together but i do not care for it visually.

The keys on this are really nice, really soft and pretty quiet, as quiet as a keyboard can be. The lights are really pretty as well. The entire look of the keyboard is A+, most of the functionality seems like it, too. 2 gripes with it, though (with mine at least): The left shift button gets stuck if you happen to press it on the right side of the button. Ill have to take it off and see if maybe that helps it. The spacebar: I dont know if the springs in there are loose or what, but you can hear them move around every time I push space. Ill be trying to remove that key too, to see if I can do anything about that. Otherwise though, I still really like the keyboard, especially for the price. I got the white one and the metal finish looks nice and sleek. Overall A- just for the issues with the keys.

For the price this keyboard is a great deal if you’re using it casually at your office or to browse the internet. Upon plug in it started up smoothly- plug and played perfectly- the modes are easily adjusted with the ‘fn’ and ‘list’ keys. The space bar, shift, and enter keys were loud in comparison the rest of the keys because they have metal stabilizers and springs under them. I popped them off and lubed them up with key lube and a q-tip, got them back on and the noise was much better. They’re still louder than the others but it’s not nearly as bad as how they first sounded. They sounded cheap and metallic. Overall this is a great keyboard for casual aesthetic use. It looks like a mechanical RGB, but of course it’s a membrane. The responsiveness is not something I would consider of gaming quality- but for use at my job to make my environment more enjoyable it fits the bill and works just fine! Plenty of keys and settings to toggle.

I love this keyboard; although it had to grow on me. I thought I was purchasing one with silent keys, but the keys on this one isn’t that loud. I love the key colors and it goes with my white desk. My prior keyboard gave me problems with some of the keys when I would type, but I haven’t had an issue with this one.

It’s in no way quiet.. I actually find it a little difficult to type on. I feel like the keys are more raised than my previous keyboard. I do like the vibrant colors.. but I may return this. I’m just not fully loving it.

Not loud when you type, spatially the same as a standard keyboard looks awesome

This is the first time that I have ever wrote a review on anything. And that says a lot! But I just have to say how much I absolutely love this keyboard! I am the type of person who loves bright colors, and this rainbow keyboard went perfect with my setup, my rainbow mouse, XL mousepad, LED light strip. And I truly think the metal backing makes it so much brighter. I originally purchased this in November 2020 and so far it’s holding up together nicely. The only reason that I didn’t give it 5 stars is the fact that lately the spacer bar sounds like a spring when you tap it and let it go. It can be distracting, at least to me.

Im a software developer that has a mechanical keyboard, but the sound is just too loud. I looked to this keyboard as an alternative and Im surprised by the value for the reasonable price. It should be noted, these keys are not tactile. The springs give the keys a good amount of travel distance, this may bother some. If you like scissor keys of the MacBook the travel distance may be too much. Personally, it doesnt bother me. What I love most about this keyboard is that it is quiet, while still looking sleek. The rainbow RGB on brushed aluminum is a nice look. As a developer, it has all the necessary keys with no keys omitted or weird configurations. It has dedicated F1-F12 keys which is great. The Fn key allows you to do special functions like change volume with the F1-F12 keys; however, it should be noted that there is no icon for the special functions. For example, Ive had to memorize Fn + F2 and Fn + F3 as the volume down/up. This doesnt bother me, but may be a deal break for some. Lastly, it has lights for the Caps, Scroll, and Num lock; however, they unlabeled and not part of the lock keys. I keep them off almost always, but if you use those keys a lot, the unlabeled minimalism might get confusing which is which.

Since the majority of my junior year of college this year is from home and on Zoom, I really wanted an interesting/comfortable keyboard to work with. Im a graphic design major and do most of my work on my MacBook Pro on an elevated stand at my desk. I wasnt originally going to get an LED keyboard, but this one caught my eye with its great reviews, low price, and beautiful pictures. After receiving it, it is as pretty as the pictures show and I love it. The only compliant I have is, which I saw in other reviews and expected it, that the space bar sometimes makes a small squeaky noise. I say sometimes because Im typing this review with the keyboard and it occurs maybe 40% of the time since Im typing so fast. I also wouldnt say its the quietest keyboard, but I dont think its as noisy/loud as your standard keyboard.

This is my first gaming keyboard. Ive almost always owned Microsoft branded keyboards and usually wireless. I bought this fort the lighted keys and for the fact that its wired because its alot more reliable than wireless. 1) I like the colorful backlit keys. Theres Green, Orange, Blue, Purple and Red across the keyboard. I only wish there was a way to configure the lights. Its bright enough to be noticeable during the day and its nicely illuminates my work desk at night. 2) The overall design of the keyboard is pretty streamline in that its efficient and doesnt take up alot of unnecessary space. 3) Theres a good amount of travel / movement when the keys are depressed, so it feels good. Ive never tried a mechanical keyboard before but I imagine this would be similar. 4) The length of the cable is pretty standard. A bit longer than I needed it to be so i wired tied it.