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…

Talk about Panic at the disco, I thought this keyboard was awesome and then 3 minutes of use (I rarely look at my keys) I couldn’t see anything but white circles and rainbow halos. It took 45 minutes to get my eyesight back. Granted I do have very light eyes that are sensitive but I have never in my life experienced this, my co-worker was googling what can cause what I experienced and it read “multicolored bright lights can cause halo reactions in eye sight”. I had to wait 45 minutes until I could see again and I freaked out praying I didn’t do permanent damage to my eyes. Returning for refund now! Scariest purchase ever!

Delivery was faster than originally estimated which made it that much more exciting to receive. Directions and upkeep are easy to understand and small steps which I love lol. It has multiple functions and can be used for everyday typing or gaming. I wfh, so I will be using it everyday regularly. It was easy to set up. I literally unplugged my old keyboard and plugged this one in and immediately began using. No issues and no hassle to get started with it. The lights are bright and colorful, but again, they can be adjusted- by color and by brightness. The clicking sounds are soft-sounding, but for me, just enough clackity to get that productive and asmr feel going! The keys are a bit lifted which can take adjusting to if not used to higher up keys versus flat keys, but its not a complaint- just to give an awareness. Definitely would recommend purchasing for self or gifting for another!

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 bought this keyboard as a gift for my boyfriend, and liked it so much I had to get one for me too. LOVE it! Brings a smile to my face, and I love the quick change buttons to power the lights on to solid, or slowly pulsing. The keyboard is made very well, and is not too loud to type on. Happy with my purchase, and adds a bit of magic to our gaming nights. Thanks for a great product!

My kid wanted a rainbow key board and that is exactly what they got! Its bright and has options for adjusting illumination and a pulse option with speed control. I liked it for the quietness of the keys and the water resistant feature should a drink be spilled.

Straight out of the box this keyboard looks impressive. The fact that it lights up is probably why most people will buy it, and that is indeed impressive in its own right, but even before it lights up it looks way cooler than any standard keyboard. The metallic backboard is really shiny and the key surfaces are soft to the touch with kind of a cool futuristic font, so even before you plug in the usb cord and see it light up its great. The main reason I was interested in this is because my current keyboard does not have any sort of backlighting, at all. I like to keep my living room relatively dim in the evening, just candles when possible, but I cant do that and type too. This keyboard solved that! Im currently sitting in the dark but now I have an awesome colorful backlit glow that allows me to type in here too! As Ive been using this over the last day or so, Ive noticed two things. 1. I wish I had this at my office, because my nails always make a loud click-clack sound on my keyboard and it drives my co-workers crazy, but this keyboard is a little softer to the touch and therefore much quieter to the ear, and 2. The space key has a couple springs in it, and you can hear the springs vibrate slightly right after you touch it, every time you touch it (which is way more than you realize, once you can hear it every time). Within a minute or two I forgot all about it, but it is loud enough to be noticeable until you get used to it. I think this would be an especially cool gift for anyone who uses their keyboard in the dark; it looks great, works great, and seems durable/well made.

I write for a living, and as a result, my keyboards get a workout! This keyboard is not as quiet as I had hoped, but I love the beautiful illumination, silver base, and white keys. I havent tried to remove any keys for cleaning, but I love how easy it is to clean, even without removing the keys. I have a little brush that is designed for cleaning between keys, and these keys are beautifully spaced to allow for it. I saw a lot of reviews that mentioned that people dont like the springs under the spacebar, but I am not at all bothered by it. I dont anything distinct about the spacebar.

Had to get a replacement on the first order bc the space bar didnt work. Then this one, after one day of use, is super loud and clacky (unlike the description says quiet).

I had a Logitech wireless keyboard for years and it finally started to fail me. It was an efficient little keyboard but I never took advantage of the wireless-ness. I use the keyboard strictly for work - Im never sitting on my couch with a keyboard in my lap. I received this keyboard last night (1-day shipping, super fast) and after a morning working on the keyboard, I knew I needed to leave a review immediately. Aesthetically the keyboard is gorgeous. The silver panel is really sleek and modern and plays well with the reflection of the colored lights. I thought about making my own little video but really, whats the point? It looks exactly as it does in the photos as it does in person. As others have said, the keys make a nice satisfying click (I much prefer a mechanical -click- over the taps of the new flat Mac keyboards) but is not excessively loud. I also like that the keys are not printed but cut outs in the key cap which makes me believe there will be no room for smudging letters or discoloration. Initially I was a little disappointed when I realized that there were no multimedia functions on this keyboard, I used the volume control/mute buttons on the Logitech daily. After perusing this page I realized there are multimedia controls but they do not work with Mac. HOWEVER, as the copy/paste functions and other standard Mac functions DO work on this keyboard, I of course gave it a try. Im happy to report that the FN+F2 and F3 control the volume. From what I can tell, this keyboard works as well as any other Mac keyboard. From what I can tell, there are only a couple of small issues here: 1. The keys are spread slightly further apart than a normal keyboard so they take a tiny bit of getting used to. I am an advanced typist and have had only the smallest learning curve in terms of getting used to it. 2. The spacebar is making a very small squeaking noise when tapped in a certain space. This might be able to be fixed if I pop it off and adjust it? Not sure, not a gamer and taking keys off of keyboards is not something I normally do. Otherwise, a really beautiful and functional piece of office equipment and quite a bargain too!! Highly recommend!

All the light functions seem to be controlled by a combination of the Fn key, the menu/app key (to the right of the Fn key) and the Page Up/Down keys. The spacebar has two springs on it so it makes a tinny sound when pressed. The keys also shift around a bit which makes it much easier to accidently press and adjacent key, especially if you dont touch type. If you type a lot youre going to find yourself correcting your typing and taking out extra letters and symbols a lot. The third problem is the typeset theyve used on the keys. It makes it very hard to work out what some of the keys are. For example dash key has the symbols side to side instead of on top of one another (which is supposed to represent shifted and unshifted characters) and the $ is very small compared to other characters. The font letters for D, B O P Q and A are quite hard to read, (even worse if the keyboard is in color breathe mode. Also, it might not be a deal-breaker for some, but the cable is a bit shorter than any other keyboard Ive used.