RedThunder 60% Wireless Gaming Keyboard, Rechargeable RGB Backlit Ultra Compact Mini Gaming Keyboard, Ergonomic Waterproof Mechanical Feeling Keyboard for PC, MAC, Laptop, PS4, PS5, Xbox ONE Gamer

Amazing keyboard for its cheap price I’m using it to type right now.
I’m using this product for my laptop gaming set up I know that sounds weird but its really not that weird honestly and yes its great, there’s so much customizability, and the buttons are silent, even the rgb is really good, for 20$ it should be more (pls don’t make it more expensive but its worth like 35$)

Finally a keyboard that lights up the letters!
Tried out 3 other keyboards and the letters barely lit up with the backlighting!Finally this one is good and bright, very quiet and a nice portable for on the go office work instead of the stock keyboard. Five Stars so far from me. We’ll see how well it holds up.

If you want a quiet keyboard…
–As a ‘Quiet’ Keyboard–I purchased this to replace a loud keyboard. It is only marginally less noisy than the very loud keyboard. Video attached. Keep in mind, I’m not striking the keys hard. One could claim that it has a nice aesthetic auditory feedback to it, but since one of my primary specifications for a new keyboard was the absence of this, it’ll have to be returned. So…IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR QUIET, DON’T GET THIS KEYBOARD.See what I did there by yelling at the people who want quiet?–As a Typing/Gaming Keyboard–The Good…- The keys do “feel good” as they are springy and easy to strike, being angled for natural fingertip touches. I even find the keys in the upper corner to be easy to accurately strike.The Bad…- To produce a 60% size keyboard, the arrow keys (and many others) have been omitted. The RedThunder solution is to toggle AWSD/arrows using Fn + W. This seems a reasonable solution until you go to use it. With a key lock, to move your cursor one space in any direction, you must:1) toggle to arrows,2) tap your arrow,3) toggle to AWSD.That’s 3 keystrokes (two of which have mod keys) for one action. This is horrible to the point to unacceptable. I would also send the keyboard back for this issue alone.- The Windows lock button will likely result in you accidentally performing Windows shortcuts as you type on occasion.–As an Aesthetic Object–The Good…- On its own, with nothing else to consider, it looks nice for a keyboard of this price.- There’s a bit of variability that can keep you from getting super bored.The Bad…- There’s no software that lets you choose your colors or patterns. Instead they give you Fn keys to modify the pattern/color/speed combo. If you have an RGB gaming rig there’s no way to sync any of these aspects to your super-expensive, wonderful looking computer.- Its colors are pre-programmed (all 8 of them), that is, you can’t specify RGB spectrum at all.- The there are 5 patterns, and you’ll want to read them because you might get angry when you see this list: — Left-to-right Smooth Color Cycle — Whole Keyboard Color Cycle — Sectional Color Cycle (rough description) — Solid (1 of 8 colors) — OffConclusionYou get a little less than what you pay for here, given the product description. Is it quiet? No. Is it good for productivity? No. Is it pleasant to look at? Yes, but with severe limitations.

Wonderful Product
Was what I was looking for and for those wondering you are able to use a wireless mouse as well with the keyboard. It is a great option and works amazing also a way better option for those who aren’t looking to spend $85 to $100 on a keyboard for your gaming setup. It also works on Xbox!

After 3 months, the keyboard doesn’t work. Not a good product. Quality isn’t good.

Had this item since January and was working fine. Then in the middle of a game it crashed my computer and no longer works. My computer is fine, but the keyboard no longer charges and doesn’t work. A shame because I really enjoyed playing with it before it died.