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…

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.

I love this keyboard. The white version is an attractive, clean profile. Usually I set it to be in pulse mode - You can cycle between the lighting options by pressing the Function + menu buttons on the bottom right of the keyboard. Ive only noticed between both of my keyboards - the first I broke simply due to carelessness, but thats not a fault of the product. That flaw, is that the left control key will decide very randomly not to work. For example, I cannot press Left Ctrl + Shift + Esc to bring up task manager, nor Left Ctrl + Shift + P to open a new private browsing window in Firefox. Other programs will accept keyboard shortcuts from the Left Ctrl button, however. I really cant understand what gives with these - perhaps its in the way that the macros for the keyboard were set, and I dont really know how to change them. The workaround for this is pretty easy - it just means using the right Ctrl button rather than the left one. Still something to be aware of if youre frequently using these shortcuts, especially if youre an artist like me and constantly using various keyboard shortcuts.

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.

Its a pretty good keyboard overall. The keys arent as soft as some gaming keyboards Ive owned but it does the trick for normal typing. What annoys me the most is how much the spacebar squeaks with each press. There are springs underneath the button and I can tune out the squeaking at times but sometimes its just overwhelming and hard to ignore. I only took off one star for that because it doesnt affect me if Im typing with headphones on but I know quite a few people would be bothered by the noise. Other than that, havent had any issues after daily use. No key sticking and the colorful lights brighten up my workspace.

I had trouble finding a backlit keyboard that I liked and could see. The one I had ordered before this had white keys and a rainbow light and it was nearly impossible to read the keys. For that reason, I selected the black key finish on this product and I love it! The keys are very easy to see, you have to have the light on most of the time without they are a little hard to see but that doesnt bother me. The noise is loud if that would bother anyone (it doesnt bother me) and the spacebar does have a springy noise to it but that doesnt bug me. I love that all of the function keys work accordingly with my computer (sound up/down, music play/pause, etc.) you do have to get used to the font as it took me a bit to find where every key is. All in all I love this keyboard and its a great addition to my desk. super cute!

Great look and feel. We’ll made and solid. Does not slide around. Quiet. In a dark room the backlights are great but I turned them off with the light on in the room. Happy for my new keyboard.

I was actually going to return this thing because I realized it wasnt wireless!! But I fell in love with this keyboard! I mean the design, the colors (its pastel like colors- better colors than other keyboards) and I love the sound it makes and the buttons!

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.

I have had this keyboard for almost a year now. I have the wired keyboard ( wish I would have got the wireless). I absolutely love it. It still works as great at almost 1 year as day 1. Everyone in the office gives me tons of compliments on how cute it looks even at almost a year they will comment on how neat it looks. I figured as a treat for myself to make my work space a happier place to spend 40 hours a week and it has and I love it. I even had a co-worker borrow mine for 2 weeks to see if she liked it and she is ordering her one.

I know its frustrating to not see a pic but Im too lazy, but on the upside, Im typing on it right now to talk to you. The buttons require a little bit more force to push down compared to what Im used to, but theyre lovingly quiet. The space bar and shift key rattle a bit but I promise you its nowhere near as bad as youd think, it still functions well. If its like, deafening, then you probably have a defect. If youre ok with the tiny little rattle, then youll love this keyboard. I needed it to type on, because my other keyboard was too easy to press down on(Its for gaming). You should get a pad or something to rest your wrists on though, as it is a flat keyboard and you will get carpal real bad. And just in case you didnt know it is plug in and play. No software required. I usually prefer software but for typing... eh. No, Id rather just use it, yeah? For gameplay its ok. Id suggest something with a bit less resistance to being pushed, though. Corsair has some good options, but I know its expensive so try Havit. I love Havit. What they lack in review count, they make up for in being amazing. In regards to cleaning it, I dont know if its safe to just yank out the keycaps like most keyboards but eh. You can use a compressed air can and hose it out real quick, especially because the keys are weirdly elevated so theres lots of room.