NPET K611 Wireless 60% Triple Mode BT5.0/2.4G/USB-C Mechanical Keyboard, 68 Keys Bluetooth Mechanical Keyboard, Compact Gaming Keyboard for Windows/Mac/Android/iOS (Hot Swappable Red Switch, Black)

I bought this knowing it was cheaply-made, because all I wanted was a cheap keyboard. Its not that Im surprised Im having issues, its more that Im having such severe issues so immediately. Since the first day of using this keyboard Ive had issues with random, inexplicable, constant key-presses that require fiddling around in weird ways to correct (holding the key down, yoinking out the key in question, prodding the key input pad with a knife, etc). The most recent was my E key deciding to spam itself ad infinitum while I was in the middle of some rather urgent conversation. I havent gotten the keyboard dirty; the issues were in fact present on the first day of usage, so I cant blame that. Aside from the random infinite key press issue, though, Id say it works pretty great; the lights are wonderful (though I wasnt exactly focused on those when purchasing the item) and the keys type smoothly. But I did nearly send a 4,300-character message consisting entirely of the number five because of this keyboard, and it has a fondness for randomly activating my browsers bookmarks shortcut on loop until I press the activating keys hard enough to convince it to stop. Id say its a great purchase if youre waiting for the funds to buy a keyboard that isnt as frustrating.

Well I got this not to long ago and I have to say I’m more impressed than I thought. The leds for the keys aren’t the brightest if you do decide to switch them like I did, and the leds for charging and capitals are also very bright so it might get in your way. But overall it’s really good. The switches aren’t loud and have a nice little thonk to them. For the price this can’t be beat.

I got this keyboard for my office, but quickly purchased another one as this keyboard is incredibly loud while typing and can be heard through the walls. Weird that they would make it so loud!

I have only had the keyboard for a short time so I can only review based on how long I have had it. The keyboard is great for the price and I love the backlight colors. Some of the keycaps were already slightly faded when I ordered it so there is a chance they will need replacing later.

Does what is supposed to do

I really didn’t expect all that but this keyboard has been really nice so far! It bottoms out and becomes mushy towards the end, but it doesn’t really feel noticeable when typing a paragraph. It has taken a bit of getting used to coming from a low profile Razor Deathstalker V1 keyboard. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed using it!

I got this keyboard to replace the one I have been using for work that was getting worn out. I type most of the day so was pleased to see how sturdy the keyboard is. The back plate is metal, and the keys are shaped for easy reach and comfortable typing. The colored background of the keyboard and letters is adjustable but seems a bit dim on the letters. Its not an issue for me as I am a touch-typist, but it may be a problem for those who have to visually find the keys. I am very happy with the quality and features, especially for the price. I would recommend this product.

I had an old G15 keyboard. The risers broke off and it was 30 years old. This keyboard was simple and has manual controls for the LED. I also love how bright it is and that it goes to sleep after a bit. The machine its on runs 24/7. Nice small simple layout. No idea if it will last 27 yrs like my Logitech G15, but for 20 bucks it wont have to.

Ive not had any major issues with it. Ive had the keyboard for 16 months. Im an enterprise software developer - so while i use the keyboard every day, im not straight up typing all day long. The key caps are cheap and mine have started to deteriorate. This is not an issue of functionality, though - the black paint is wearing off, exposing the translucent material of the caps such that more light is let through, and you can no longer read the letter. The space bar now has a huge blob that lets light through. Recently ive seen an issue where Windows seems to think the Windows key is constantly pressed, and i have never encountered this using any other keyboard. Even with the ability on this keyboard to lock out the Win key, it continues to happen. Ive turned off sticky keys and all of the related nonsense in Windows, but the issue randomly continues to happen. Unplugging the keyboard and plugging it back in doesnt correct the problem - only a full reset will fix it. Its certainly possible that this is not the fault of the keyboard, but as ive never once seen this in the past 30 years ive used windows, i thought i should mention it. My only other gripe is that i find the colors a bit annoying. I wish there was just a regular white backlight option. For the first few months of use, i just had the lights off. But the key caps are very shiny, and although im certainly able to type without looking at the keyboard for 95% of the time, there are still a few symbols and F keys i need to look at. The shininess means that theres enough glare to make the keys unreadable. So overall, its fine. Its better than the $10 keyboards ive used most of my life. Its easy to clean, feels fine to type on all day, and hasnt completely disintegrated over the past year. Given the price, its hard to argue with it.

I like the keyboard but wished it lighted each key and that the lettering on each key was easier for me to see. The keyboard is easy smooth and quiet to type on. With a dim lighted room and aging eyes, I would like keys to each be lighted too.