Adventurers Typewriter-Style Retro Mechanical Keyboard LED Backlight 83 Keys Bluetooth 5.0 Blue Axis Pink Color Panel Compatible with iOS/Android/Windows/Vista/Linux/Mac Office/Gaming, 12.3x6.6x1.6in

This is a funky old style keyboard and if you use a Mac, IT HAS A BACKSPACE! I replaced my Mac keyboard because it kept sticking. and I figured grubby grandkids fingers wouldn't get this keyboard sticky. It is great in low light, but in sunlight it is hard to see the numbers. If you touch type, it's not a problem. Connectivity was simple, it worked the moment I connected it. I love the right volume control! It is a great marriage of windows and Mac keyboards, the best of both! Nice key action.

The media could not be loaded. I am absolutely in love with this vintage-style keyboard! From the moment I unboxed it, I was struck by the beautiful retro design—it looks just like a classic typewriter, complete with round keycaps and metallic accents. It adds so much charm to my workspace, and I’ve already gotten tons of compliments.Functionally, it performs just as beautifully as it looks. I primarily use the USB connection to hook it up to my computer, and it works flawlessly—no lag, no setup hassles. It also connects perfectly to my iPad Pro via Bluetooth, which is great for working on the go or switching between devices.While the keyboard doesn’t have a number pad, that’s not an issue for me. In fact, it helps keep the design compact and elegant. The tactile feedback is incredibly satisfying—clicky and responsive, giving that nostalgic typewriter feel with modern convenience. The keys are a bit loud but I don't mind the clicky sound.Whether you're a writer looking to romanticize your workflow or just someone who appreciates unique design, this keyboard nails it. Highly recommend, it's a great value for the price.

I’ve always enjoyed the sound and feel of a typewriter, and based on the reviews I decided to give this a shot. Overall, I do enjoy the look, sound, and quality. My only real issue after only having this for a week, is that it’s not weighted well to counteract the weight of the iPad that I’m putting on it. If I let go of the keyboard and tap on my iPad to get to another app, if I push too hard on the iPad, the whole thing tips over, which is kind of funny. It’s a minor inconvenience to have to learn how to tap on my iPad a little bit lighter (or old onto the keyboard while I tap my iPad), and it’s no big deal. I’ll still give it five stars for the overall experience and usability. It’s inspired me to get a real typewriter, so beware of that if you’re the nostalgic sort like me!

This is a very beautiful keyboard. I was worried that I wouldn’t be able to turn off the backlight because it is such a bright LED light, but you can turn the brightness down or off. Right out of the box, the space bar kept sticking, I had to pull it back up frequently. The device slot fit my Windows Surface Go, and the pairing was easy. While typing, the keys just felt awkwardly placed which may just be my issue. There is no kickstand so my arms felt really uncomfortable and started to cramp up a little. I know that sounds like such a menial problem, and it is! I think I am just used to my keyboard I’ve had for years. I ended up returning the keyboard because I just can’t see myself getting used to it, but it is good quality other than the space bar sticking and I think it could use a kickstand. The comfort of typing is all subjective based on what you are used to :)

The media could not be loaded. The quality is great, this thing looks awesome. The keys are clanky, but they're supposed to be. It is, however, much more difficult to type fast (120+ wpm) on this novelty keyboard. (Update 7/28/23: I've gotten more accustomed to the keyboard and type faster, it is very loud, however, so when taking notes for an online class and trying to listen while typing is difficult, keep this in mind)My biggest gripe is that the function keys don't line up. The mute F10 is actually volume UP on my PC, the volume down F11 is indeed volume down on PC, F9 is mute instead of next/fast-forward, etc.After many tutorials, I don't see any option in Windows 11 to rearrange these functions, and it's not like I can change out the F10 for one with a volume up symbol. (Update 7/28/23: explained the issue to the seller, turns out these keys line up with Mac OS and not Windows. I've since switched to using the scroll wheel on the top right to control volume and it's actually much easier than the Fn keys anyways, now it's just an OCD thing where I don't like knowing the keys displayed don't match their actual function, even though I no longer use them)Update 7/28/23: backspace key stopped working, but contacted seller and they were excellent to work with - turns out I just needed to use the supplied spare parts to replace the key shaft, which was a 5-minute process (2 of those minutes were spent looking for the box in the garage).

If you like gimmicky retro keyboards then this is the one. Key strokes are loud enough so it sounds like a typewriter. Just enough to piss off your cube mates when you're in the office and just short of getting you divorced when you're working remotely from home. It takes awhile to get used to if you're not used to the traditional keyboard press and I'm finding that my keystroke accuracy is about 80%. I also find it lags once in awhile. Kind of like watching an old kung fu flick and listening to the translated dialogue. Also don't get this if you like the additional numeric side keypad because it doesn't have it. The backlit keys are pretty cool but I should've opted for the colorful lighting instead of just white. Also the iPad holder is useful but only if there's no rugged case on it. I do like the volume control knob but the lighting knob for the backlit keyboard is not really needed. Overall it looks like nice, compact, and clean on my desk and will probably be a nice talking point when people are not annoyed with the keystroke sound I have friends again in the office.