I had been looking at replacements for my old computer keyboard. I was leaning towards one with multimedia options on it, and found this one. It had all the features I wanted. I really like the larger typeface, and the backlighting makes it even better for low light situations. My 70 year old eyes love using it. It is a bit of a learning curve for me. The keys are flush not raised like my old style board. The space bar is also a bit narrower. But none of the things make me regret buying it. If you type a lot, you will quickly find how nice this board is to use. I tried to post a clip showing it cycling through the colors. But for some reason, Amazon would not allow it to upload. You can turn off the backlighting, set it to cycle, or set one color. The keys are quiet. Only noise will be your fingers tapping on them. I highly recommend this board for older people with any vision issues.

I really didn't expect much from this keyboard given the price, but I needed a keyboard with larger keys and something that was well lit as I often work in a darker room. I was surprised by the keyboard its size its comfort of use. Yes it's a wired keyboard, which is exactly what I was looking for. I would definitely recommend this keyboard if those qualities are important to you..

My old heavily used Microsoft keyboard had long keystrokes and the space bar had to hit directly in the middle for the key to register. I saw this keyboard and liked the large key lettering. It also has dedicated media keys which was a must for me. This is my first backlit keyboard. The ability to change the color is nice, but mine is set to white. I just like the clean look. Keys are easy to press and work well. It takes a little getting used to the key abbreviations, plus there is a function key for alternate F key functions. The price was nice, too. The only complaint I have is that the cable is very thin. I hope it holds up, but it doesn't get moved around much anyway. The phone tray is something I won't use but someone else might. All in all, a nice keyboard.

Great design. As good/great as other keyboards costing twice or more. Quality key feel. comfortable palm rest. Lighting is bright with multiple color options and breathing mode.

I love this keyboard! I like that you can select a single color, or you can choose a rotation of different colors (see the video demonstration for how to choose a single color or the rotation). The keys are big and really easy to see. The keys are also soft and don't make a lot of noise. I type really fast, and I need a quiet keyboard that has keys I can tap easily. This one works perfectly for my typing needs. I also have a room that is darker and I need the keyboard light so I can see where to position my hands. The light works great! The keyboard is easy to plug in and use right away. I also like that it has the wrist rest. I am not using the cell phone holder for now, but I will likely use it to hold other things out of convenience.I have tried a few different backlit keyboards, and I would say this one is my favorite. It is well made and not too expensive.

What I really like about this keyboard is that both the key borders and characters light up (I returned another keyboard that just lit up the key borders). There is a small switch that lets you turn the backlights on and off. There is also a key that pops up a calculator which is much quicker than clicking through Windows to open it. The keyboard has a full complement of keys with large, easy to read characters (including the usually tiny period and comma) but is not big and bulky.

I really like the large print and the ability to select a warm white color for the backlight. The dedicated buttons for things like speaker volume are nice too.It's not mushy, but I would have preferred a more tactile key press, and the cord is pathetically thin. I'd say that's the weak link in the chain. It wouldn't be so bad if it was removable, but they've permanently attached it. I frequently have to move the keyboard from desk to lap, and I have concerns about the longevity of the USB cable with that frequent flexing.If you don't move the keyboard around and if you don't want clicky keys, this is probably a five-star product. For me, four stars, just barely.

Its a great keyboard so far. Especially for the price. The keys have a soft feel to typing rather than a "click" and are relatively quiet.I like the dedicated computer lock button. I won't make much use of it at home, but in an office environment it would be nice to have it for locking my system as I step away. Though I'm not sure why it has a dedicated refresh button when F5 already does that for any web browser I've ever encountered. The volume and music control buttons at the top are very nice. Usually keyboards just use the F-keys and function for that. This keyboard moved them to their own buttons and has different shortcuts for function + f-keys.The phone/tablet holder part is relatively useless if you have a case on your device. It's not a feature I personally look for in a keyboard, so I'm not letting it effect my score. It will likely end up being a pen holder for me.If you like that satisfying "clicking" of mechanical keyboards, you won't like this. But if you want a keyboard that won't keep your partner(s) awake when you're gaming or typing away at night, this is a great keyboard for you.The brightness of the light under the keys is a good balance of visible without being disruptive. White, green, yellow, pin, and cyan all have great brightness. Red and blue are less bright but have good intensity of color. The print on the keys are easily visible thanks to the large print. I personally just got it because I like the look of these keys, but if you have vision impairment, these should be good for you.Its just plug and play so there's no setup other than plugging it into a USB port.