Epic Advanced Wireless Keyboard - Multi Device Backlit Rechargeable Bluetooth Keyboard with 2.4G USB Connectivity, Slim Design Full Size Office Keyboards with Quiet Keys for PC/Laptop/Apple Mac

I recommend this keyboard. So much faster when using a laptop at a desk. Boosts productivity and has great connection options

Really great value for how cheap it is. This wireless 2.4GHz / Bluetooth keyboard has an input latency of anywhere between 1ms and 32ms, which is great considering i'm running it on Bluetooth mode. The keys feel great, and the spacebar works from any angle, unlike some cheaper keyboards where the spacebar can only be pressed in the middle. Build quality is very strong, and visually looks great. The LED keys is a nice touch Connectivity is very easy, and I had no issues with it at all.

It's okay, but there are a few niggles. The key prints are starting to degrade and I can see the letter 'o' beginning to lose some of its lustre... the lag when you start typing can be annoying. The keys will be at rest for a period and then you start typing and it can miss half the opening words. The volume control button is a gimmick that's not required. Battery life with the AAA's in is so far good - haven't had to replace them yet, 3 months in, but expecting to do so soon. Using it for different devices doesn't work with Android whatsoever! So all in all not bad, but could be better.

Regular size wireless keyboard with side numeric keyes. 2 weeks battery life. Modern feel very, good quality. Definitely worth buying as can compete with Logitech MX and the fraction of the price!

Obvious comparisons have to be drawn with the Logitech MX which is similar design/features but costs more. Pros Volume knob is great and I'm using more than I expected. Back-lighting is great, the actual characters are well illuminated, not just key surrounds. Mixed Bluetooth and RF, which is useful for me (but maybe not for most people), RF is lower latency. The scoop at the top is quite convenient for holding a pen (which is nice). Cons Its not metal. It may have a metal base, but it's purely to add mass. It is pretty well made, but there still a bit of flex. The actual key touch is not as good as Logitech MX, but not terrible by any means. The key layout is odd. Not the mixed Mac/PC buttons, which could be a bit confusing if you can't touch type. Its the additional non standard keys. The screen capture button is semi useful, task switch button is a bit unnecessary (alt+tab anyone?), a dedicated button for Settings is wholly unnecessary. Cant speak to battery life yet. If you can get an Logitech MX for similar money, its probably a better buy, otherwise this is a solid choice.

Excellent quality keyboard with very nice key feel. The backlight is great and battery lasts 12 plus hours with it on. Works with multiple computers as advertised. Recommended

Updated after a month of use. Cons: 1. Key chatter, typing it once would result in double keys appearing (eg: typing "S" would lead to "ss") 2. It flexes quite alot under normal use, and it doesn't feel solid, instead it really feels cheap compared to a Tecknet 75% slim one that I have now, and its only a few dollars more, and very nice to use. Pros: 1. Purchased as fulfilled by Amazon so returns process very handy and easy 2. I really liked the volume wheel, i mapped the button on the wheel to insert, which fits me perfectly as a developer. Original review below. Pros: 1. UK layout 2, USB dongle (I am PC user) 3. Using PowerToys in Windows 11, I can customise the buttons. I've changed the volume wheel press (this by default controls the start/ stop media to be insert) - as a developer i'm well happy with it. 4. Premium scissor key feel, it doesn't feel cheap or bendy or inferior to a laptop keyboard. Cons 1. I would have really liked to have 1 more row of buttons on the RHS for Insert, Pause, Page Up, Page Down, etc but this is very rare for scissor key keyboards at the moment.

Finally found a worthy replacement for my old and sadly worn out Logitech K800 backlit keyboard. I think JLab needs to shout more about the fact this is a illuminated keyboard, the pictures don't do it justice, it's key feature is not even marked on the front of the box. Dumb as, they will probably discontinue it and claim it didn't sell. It's a proper full sized keyboard with scissor type keys, which are responsive and quite. There are three blank keys which can be custom set to launch apps such as the calculator etc. Although the "Browser Button & PgUp" keys trip me up, guess i will get used to it. The control knob can adjust the volume as well as a play and pause control. Its also useful for waking it up once it goes into sleep mode. What I don't like is the fact that it has a non replaceable battery, I would have liked to use my own AA rechargeable batteries as I did with my Logitech K800 because once this one dies the keyboard is finished. Would i buy it again? Yes.