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 use it almost every day for 8-12 hours and it works perfect! Brings some cheer to the work place. Easier to see the keys when the room is not as well lit compared to a bright room/office.

Ive been using this for months on a daily basis. It holds up to gamily and working. The lights are so gorgeous and it is easy to clean!

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!

It’s not quiet. It’s actually very clicky/loud! For the price it’s okay overall… when using it does feel sorta cheap and it having a silver board it looks like it. And the lights coming through the keys aren’t the best and hard to see. I wouldn’t recommend

This product is great for the price for a gaming keyboard. It’s easy to type on and it’s super pretty to look at. My only issue has to do with the lights on the keyboard. The first few weeks I had this keyboard, it was great! The lights turned off not long after my computer went to sleep and everything was fine. However, the lights never turn off on the keyboard. So the rainbow lights remain on 24/7. And while some people wouldn’t mind that, I have to keep my desktop in my bedroom because I’m a student in college and having the lights not shut off is annoying and frustrating, especially at night. So I’ve resorted to having to unplug the keyboard after I get done using my desktop. Overall, it’s a good keyboard though. Just if you have to keep it in a space where you sleep at night, it might be a hinderance.

I wanted to like this keyboard, I really did. Its pretty, it looks great, its cool, it glows in the dark. But thats where the pros end. Where do I begin with the cons? For one, the keys sit way too high. I find that I have to arch my wrists back to accommodate the keys. My other option would be to lift my hand/wrist off the table instead of letting it sit comfortably on the table. Secondly, the spacing of the keys is pretty weird. Because of the way the keys sit, when I glide my fingers from key to key, it hits the sides of the keycaps, also due to their shape. That makes me type a lot slower to avoid this problem. Another super annoying problem I have with this keyboard is whenever I capitalise a letter during typing (using the shift key), it keeps not registering....I have a lower-case letter. Whenever I use the shift key, I need to keep it pressed longer in order for the command to be registered. I absolutely do not have that problem with my old keyboard. And lastly, because the keys sit higher, the outer edge of my hands keeps hitting the key to the right of the Fn key (for the right hand). My left hand also hits the Ctrl key for the left hand, but thats not too big of a problem since pressing that key on its own does nothing. I want to return the keyboard back to Amazon, but Ill admit Im lazy and dont want to have to take it to the post office. So now its just going to sit on a shelf until I give it away to someone who wants it. I currently have an Insignia brand basic, boring, bare-bones black keyboard. Its not even a main brand. I got it from Best Buy for literally $12. But its probably the best keyboard I have ever used. Expensive does not mean best, thats for sure, and cheap does not always mean low quality.

So, my initial review was one star as initial item received looked like someone had just thrown an old keyboard in a box and called it good, no wrapping, manual, or brush. Not sure if Amazon posted my initial review, but it has a picture attached. Anyway I promptly returned the item and thought to self, ok I will give it another go and see how this one arrives. To say the least the second go around was an improvement from the first; packaging was definitely better as you can see and all items came as described. So far the keyboard is working well...its not super quiet but the manufacturer does note: About the quiet - It has been tested that having a completely silent keyboard (with absolutely no sound feedback) slows down typing speed. We have therefore made sure that the keyboard still keeps some sound, without being noisy. Most of the keys are silent on the keyboard except for the SPACE BAR, DELETE, INSERT, ENTER, and SHIFT keys. I can say that this is my experience so far. All in all, at this time I am content with the purchase...if in a few months I notice any discrepancies, I will update my review.

Update: Ive had this keyboard for almost a year and its still in great condition. Easy to clean (wet paper towel or compressed air), there are no loose keys, and it still makes the same familiar sounds and produces the same bright LED colors. For this price, this really is a great keyboard. Id recommend it, 100%. I read a lot of reviews about how loud the keyboard was and almost didnt purchase it for that reason MyIpd friend has a mechanical keyboard that is much louder than this one. Its definitely not as quiet as my other silent keyboard, but its quieter than a lot of other keyboards Ive looked at. The colors are beautiful, but I wish there were more settings available. Overall, Im glad I purchased this, and Id recommend it to anyone who loves the colors/white background.

It’s a perfectly fine keyboard. The clicks are satisfying, the lights are nice, it has a nice quality look to it, but once you get up close you can tell the quality is just fine. The caps lock/num lock lights burnt out on mine within days. Sometimes I have to unplug/replug it in to get it to be discovered again. For the price, it gets the job done, but if you want a serious gaming setup, I’d go for a slightly higher price point.

I like the design and the at it looks, but the LEDs are only single color and can’t fade into different ones or “move around” on the keyboard itself. Well made, except for the LEDs