DBPOWERGaming Office 2-in-1 Keyboard with 3-Color LED backlighting, Ergonomic Waterproof Mechanical Feel Full-Size 104-key Gaming Keyboard, Office Equipment for PC laptops Computer

Update:12/01/20 Numeric keypad "Enter" key repeats repeatedly when using for calculation (like >100 times!)01/10/21 Delete key stopped working completely, must use mouse to reposition and backspace.Prolly time for a diff keyboard.----------------------Found this on Amazon. Was looking for a backlit keyboard to replace my original Dell keyboard and this one was almost identical in key layout (so not much to relearn). I also did not want an "ergonomic" keyboard so this one fit the bill. I am not a "gamer" so I don't use it for that purpose, just regular computer work.The backlight is nice in low light conditions. Adding an option for a white backlight on the keys would be nice especially during daytime hours when it is light. The Num/Caps/Scroll Lock indicators are very easy to see and identify, that is good; however, it would be nice if the color of those LEDs matched the backlight color and only defaulted to blue when no backlight was selected for the rest of the keyboard. I very much like that the backlight goes through the keycap characters and not just underneath the keys.Feel of the keyboard is good, not too clicky and not too mushy and not too noisy. "Touch indicators" are nicely pronounced (can feel them easily) on the F, J, and 5 numeric keys. Build of the keyboard seems very sturdy and I like that it is not encased in a lot of plastic around the edges.One thing I miss is having a Windows menu key on the right side of the keyboard as I am used to doing a quick keyboard lock with Windows+L keys, I wonder if the LED control key could double as a Windows key?

I got this for a second workstation area. I needed a backlit keyboard but didn't want to pay $50-100 or more. This fits the task perfectly. Not only that, but I was surprised by how good the keyboard is! Now, I don't know if it would fit all of a gamer's needs (n-key rollover, etc.), but the keystrokes seem responsive to me. Very similar to Logitech G710, but softer keystrokes since these are not mechanical.Nice, standard key layout also, nothing fancy. And not overboard on the "WASD" keys. (for one thing, I use numpad if I play a game, and second, I hate when companies make red WASD keys - I don't want to see those keys separately from the others all day long!)Three colors is a bit limited but the color choices are nice.The backlighting is done very well - not blinding at all, very good lighting through the keycaps as well as underneath the keys.I even had an issue with my cable being loose, and seven months later, when it popped out of the case, the company sent me an updated 7-color version! I truly wasn't expecting them to do that. Thank you for caring about your customers!

I'm old school, and have never taken typing classes, so I hunt and peck, and no, I'm not a gamer. I don't wear out keyboards, or break them, but the individual and more heavily used KB letter legends do wear off. So, I thought I would try a backlit gaming keyboard and see how well it worked out for me.This is my first day with the DBPower KB, and so far, so good. It's daytime, and while the back lighting works quite well, the lighting doesn't show through the letters very brightly, regardless of what color I select. Is this a daytime problem, is it my aging eyes, or is it simply designed this way? My preference would have been for brighter letters, and softer lit background lighting. In fact, I don't need the back lighting at all - I just need to see the letters as clearly as possible. I'll update this review if anything wild and crazy happens.Update. After 3-4 weeks, the keyboard lighting would switch itself off and was not able to be switched back on with the keys. Lighting could be restored if the KB was unplugged and then replugged into the computer. After two or three times of this happening, I returned the KB and bought another KB. I don't know whether the problem was heat related or circuitry related.

While not a pure mechanical, this is a solid keyboard that is QUIET. There is a bit of a bump when pressing all the way down that might (or might not) satisfy you.The keys are slightly smaller than normal, making for a compact keyboard, but this may not feel right to some.I bought a nice mechanical. Turned out it was blue switches and loud as a jackhammer. The quieter red keyboards are much more expensive. This is a great low price substitute, for me.One con is that the backlighting resets every powerup... to red. If I could pay another $10 to get this exact keyboard but with programmable, software controlled keys, with per-key lighting, I would.Just a niggle, they do highlight the wasd keys with different font, and they show up brighter than the rest. I virtually never use these keys for games, so this is actually a con for me, but not really a big deal. May be positive for some.I haven't done any heavy gaming on it, and can't comment on key ghosting/rollover.

brilliant minimalist keyboard with the best layout.

It’s pretty good gaming keyboard, very good quality.