Professional Grade Wired Mechanical-Like Pro-Gaming Keyboard LED Backlit Anti-Ghosting Gaming Keyboard (Blk)

Update, This keyboard is sucks.Per description:"LED BACKLIGHT – Fabricated with an exquisite LED backlight (which you can turn off, too) with up to 4 levels of adjustable brightness and 10 levels of breathing rate options. Ergonomically designed with an easy-to-reach multimedia keys such as Fn + F1-F12 efficiently providing the best controls you can use for games or on emails."No, it does not have "4 levels of adjustable brightness"No, it does not offer "10 levels of breathing rate options"My wrists hurt so... " Ergonomically designed" is a lieThe only difference between this and a free regular keyboard is the LEDs.But the LEDs turn on and off via scroll lock button. Meaning the LEDs are just a scroll lock indicator.To verify this I plugged in my original keyboard, and hit scroll lock button on it. The LEDs on this keyboard turned on and off as I did so.So, it is pretty much useless when using programs with scroll lock sensitivity (like excel).Plus I had to use AMAZON'S A to Z guarantee, because "global tech" told me to hold on, and never got back to me after 2 weeks of waiting.

There is nothing mechanical or mechanical-like about this keyboard. It is simply a membrane keyboard and a pretty cheap one at that. I think honestly at 25 dollars the only reason to get this would be if you really want the back lighting. Anyone who says this compares to a top mechanical keyboard is flat out lying or has never owned one, typing this on my corsair k70 as we speak and its night and day. That being said I bought this as a throw away to be used at work so for 25 bucks I'm ok with it but if you have a cheap membrane keyboard lying around unless you really want the back lighting just stay away from this.

3 stars because it works, but some of the more commonly used keys started being wiped away much faster than I thought. There are rubber grips on the bottom that raise the keyboard a little, which fell off after about a month. They didn't both fall off though, just one of them fell off. I used the wobbling keyboard for about a day before I decided to pull off the other rubber grip.

I will change this review as soon as I get some direction as how to turn on the back light. Preferably not in CHINESE!!! No english instructions as how to activate it. Looked up how to activate on google, and just does not work. VERY misleading. HOWEVER.... the raised keys makes typing very easy for me (I HATE laptop keyboards because of flatness). The keys are also very smooth to the press and it is well worth the $20. Still very very salty about the backlight not working.....

Keys still working fine. Awesome for the price

Very good keyboard and has nice lighting. I thought it would be cheaply made because of it's price, however its quite nice. The keys have a nice feel to them and it feels very durable. There are some bad things about this keyboard. First, you can't change the lightning array (at least I don't think so). Second, there is no wrist rest!!! This is a little frustrating as my wrist tend to hit the table.

Great keyboard. Love the multi-color lights. Mechanical-like feel. Comfortable to use. So far, I love it.

The keyboard is decent besides a squeaky noise that would be made whenever the spacebar is pressed. The sticker on the top right is peeling off. I have had this keyboard for way less than a day. The lights under the keyboard are already dimming. The red light is now a light pinkish color. The dark blue is now a purple color. The up, down, left, right keys do not even shine at all. The spacebar doesn't shine whatsoever. Very upset at this.