RedThunder K84 75% Wireless RGB Gaming Keyboard, UK Layout, 85-Key TKL Compact, Mechanical Feel, Ergonomic, Long Life Built-in Battery, for PC, Mac, PS4, Xbox, Travel Portable (Black)

Great size, just what was needed for lap XBox gaming. Nice feel to keys. Works very wellI don't notice the keyboard glow when gaming but it does illuminate well when switched on.

Very quiet keyboard (zero click). Nice size and a few backlight animations. Very good for the sub £30 price.Charges but DOES NOT work as keyboard in usb only mode, therefore 2.4Ghz module is always required (And of course 2.4Ghz dongles burn out and are nearly impossible to replace).Keyboard forgets backlight setting once powered off, so you have to set it every time it starts up.

The media could not be loaded.  I love this wireless keyboard. It's compact yet the keys are so much better for me than the shallow kind found on laptops.I can't find anything to fault. It feels great quality and there's nothing flimsy about it. I work online and this is far superior to the keyboard I've been using.The well defined keys are an advantage for gaming and they're very tactile.

Purchased this item to use as a keyboard for my second computer, Normally I would have brought Logitech or Corsair, But I didn't want to spend that kind of money on something to not be used daily or even weekly.Upon typing, it would miss letters out as if the receiver had dropped the connection or something.Generally felt super cheap, I guess you get what you pay for. - Returned for a refund.

Everything was great for the purpose it was bought for.

The media could not be loaded.  Ultimately a very disappointing keyboard that developed a fault after about 2 weeks of use.🟢 Good size, nice proportions and full size cursor keys🟢 Range of lighting options🟢 Magnetic receiver area underneath to hold the dongle🟠 Keys felt spongy, there was no defined 'click', it's possible to press them silently if you are gentle enough and the travel was quite long🟠 On-Off switch was very small and flimsy, like something you'd find on an old remote control toy, no need for it to be this small and hard to use.🔴 It was not level! With the feet up, it rocked noticeably when typing from the bottom left to the top right. Put the legs up, and although the rock when typing was lessened it still did it when you tested it for being level.🔴 As per the video, the lighting on the right hand side of the keyboard failed. Sometimes they stay on, most of the time they flash on and off, independently of whether you are touching it or typing.

I'm not a gamer but I'm using wireless keyboards a lot for writing on my phone.This one gives you a real old-school feeling with high keys that need proper pushing down and that make actual noises when pressed. Click - click - click - click 😄I love it for my desk.It was very easily paired with my phone and reacted quickly and efficiently.I'm not too fuzzed about the background colour, it doesn't make a difference for me.I love this keyboard and I gladly recommend it to anyone 👍 ☺️ 😊 😌 🙂

OK, so this keyboard is a bit smaller than I expected.It comes with a wireless dongle (clipped in at the back), and is very easy to plug in and get started with.The keyboard movement is great, very similar to a mechanical keyboard.However. this is really a mini keyboard. It is relatively small and compact, and I had trouble typing because the keys are so close together. I guess I could get used to it with practice.It also doesn't have a numeric keypad, it's a basic keyboard.I feel it would be suitable as a portable keyboard (although it's a bit chunky), possbly for LAN parties and things like that. It doesn't feel right for gaming though, too small.