FFN Wireless Gaming Keyboard with Knob, 99 Keys Compact RGB Backlit, Tri-Mode BT5.0/2.4GHz/USB-C Wired, Rechargeable Membrane Keyboard with Long Battery Life for Win/Mac/iOS/Android

This keyboard popped up at the top of a wireless keyboard search and (like an idiot) I didn't read the full description and bought it. Though had been wireless it would have cost 3x as much, which should have been a red flag... but no. It wasn't miss labeled, Walmart just put it on top of a list it didn't belong. Other than that it's been an outstanding keyboard.

Really nice lighting on the keyboard. The switches are a little loud but other than that it is very good and much better than my previous membrane keyboard. Comes with a keycap/switch remover and alternative black keys if having only 3 keys that are red bothers you.

this keyboard is a great budget keyboard for gamers but if you don't like loud keyboards this is not the one for you because this is a red key and blue keys sound quieter.

For a $20 keyboard with both Bluetooth and a 2.4ghz dongle it's really not bad. Wouldn't recommend it for heavy gaming or office work, but for the average user it's a completely competent keyboard.

Looks and functions great. Tons of modes for the backlights. It feels like the actuation points of the keys are really deep and that may not be for everyone. Also it's not RGB which may be the downside for some people. The backlight is a static white that is beautiful and they even provide some black keycaps to replace the red ones. It doesn't quite feel like a $100 keyboard but it's good when you catch it on sale.

The pictures and sale made me buy instantly but buttons letters are terrible and blurry and white led light is so dim but it gets the job done takes no desk space

it sounds like a mechanical keyboard for sure. however, the text on the keys look like a child made them. they're off kilter, angled, disjointed..it looks like it was just thrown together without being checked. this is a far cry from professional work.

Item worked great for two weeks then on the opening day of classes half of the keys would not work. I looked up the manual, reset the device, removed it from the memory of the computer then restarted... still half the keys would not register and my computer would not even recognize it for set up. I spent about 7 hours troubleshooting before throwing away. I loved the keys and layout but it failed me on opening day.

i can usually get technology to work for me if there are written instructions. I bought a different cable and tried a couple of different strategies and could not get this keyboard to work with my Mac. Now too much time has expired and I cannot return it.

I would take back but threw the box away. Could never get it wireless connected, so I tried with the cable and it would never work. Thrift store bound.