Rii Computer Keyboard, Wired USB Compact Keyboard with RGB Backlit,Silent Keystroke for Home Office,Working or Primer Gaming, Compatible with Laptop,PC,Windows,Mac

For the price, this keyboard is amazing. It's one of the best I have used regardless of price, and I've used quite a few including three mechanical keyboards and several other membrane keyboards. The typing experience is pleasant. It does not seem to miss any keys, it requires very little force to actuate, and it is very quiet most of the time. The backlight is nice. I suppose I wish the backlight were blue instead of rainbow color, but you can't have everything. It's surprisingly hard to find a TKL membrane keyboard with a blue backlight. There are no lighting options apart from letting the light change brightness and do a fade in effect (you can't alter the color scheme from rainbow). However, for the price this keyboard is amazing. I prefer it to keyboards I own that are normally sold for five times the price or more. It has a great array of buttons. The TKL style layout without the number pad gives lots of mouse room and lets you center the keyboard with the monitor so you aren't reaching to your left to do your typing. It's nice. The available keys are great (I have one TKL keyboard without volume keys and you really miss that, but this keyboard has them). Occasionally, I find a key that squeaks a little if you press it at the wrong angle, which is the only significant failing. If the keyboard were more expensive I would take off a star for the occasional faint squeak of the spacebar. I haven't had it long, so I can't really rate it for durability.

I recently purchased the Rii Primer RGB Compact Gaming Office Keyboard RK104, and I must say it has been a delightful addition to my gaming setup. The compact design of the keyboard is perfect for saving desk space without compromising on functionality. The RGB backlighting is a standout feature, allowing me to customize the lighting effects to suit my mood and gaming environment. The keys are responsive and provide a satisfying tactile feedback, making every keystroke enjoyable. The keyboard layout is comfortable, with all the essential gaming keys conveniently placed. The build quality is solid, with a durable construction that feels reliable and sturdy. The included wrist rest adds extra comfort during long gaming or typing sessions. I appreciate the multiple multimedia keys that allow me to control media playback effortlessly. Additionally, the keyboard's compatibility with both Windows and Mac systems is a plus. Overall, the Rii Primer RGB Compact Gaming Office Keyboard RK104 offers great value for its affordable price, combining functionality, style, and a compact form factor that is perfect for both gaming and office use.

As cheap keyboards go its just "okay". So far it functions well. The lights work and are adjustable. I plugged it in and it worked immediately. It has a soft and quiet touch to it. But.. it is all lightweight plastic and feels like a cheap toy in your hands. It has NO LEGS on the rear of the keyboard so it sits awkwardly flat on the desk. I glued soda bottle caps onto the bottom for feet. I wanted cheap, fast and functional and that is exactly what I got.

I admit I'm a keyboard snob. I don't care about brand as long as it works for me. I like quiet, light touch,10 keyless (87 key) and backlite. Some years ago my favorite gave up the ghost and even though I've found some, I couldn't find one I was really happy with. Closest was a red switch mechanical, but even that one was louder than I like. I think I've gotten a dozen from Amazon, only to send them back within days. WOW! I received one I REALLY LIKE. FINALLY!! Fits all my needs, nice key feel, QUIET and only $12. WTH!!! Some I've tried were upwards of $70 only to be sent back in a day or two. This one is a keeper, and at $12, hell yes!! Only complaint is no flip out feet, but I'll glue a little plastic to get the angle I want.

Nice little keyboard. It's not as wide as a normal keyboard but you can still type on it as if it was full size. The compact width doesn't take up a lot of room on your desk or lap. Very nicely lit keys. I use it with a MiniPC from Amazon and it is quite a nice set up.

I bought this keyboard for my gaming laptop, and let me just say, for it's price, it is amazing. It feels very comfortable for gaming, and just every-day life in general. However, I do feel like it is pretty hard to pull the keys out, but that is my only complaint. The colors on the back are very nice and natural. Sometimes it feels like I did not press a key, but when I check my sentence is perfect. I overall really enjoy using this keyboard. It is a must-buy if you are looking for something cheap, and efficient. *UPDATE* When I took a key out, it went back in jagged and weird, this was only one key tough.

I actually had only one thing I needed a numbers pad for, and I'm ok without it. I very much like that it uses less space, but the unexpected bonus is..I now have room to turn my keyboard on an angle. Instead of it sitting square in front of me, I keep it an angle now, which is far more comfortable for me to type at and my mouse now has more space for gaming. Very tactile. Not silent, but also not too loud. I typo a lot because of big hands. The spacing on these keys, over my last board, has helped immensely. RGB is simply on/off AND has a dedicated key for it Looks great. No fiddling around with settings. DEl key is moved to right and down one from BACK key. Took a few minutes to get used to it, and I love that now too. No reaching up for or searching del key.

Pros: 1. A good quality keyboard for the price. 2. RGB lightning is cool Cons: 1. Doesn't have standing legs to incline keyboard, this is such a basic ergo feature for keyboards. 2. RGB light keeps resetting, like if you shut it off and then restart computer, it turns back on. 3. I have fairly small size hands even then the keyboard is too compact for me. Often times I found myself mistyping.

This isn't worth more than $5. It's cheap, not solid, very wobbly, doesn't grip the desk (slides everywhere), you can't tilt it (ez wrist pain)