Wagpak 7 Colored Backlits Wireless Keyboard with Wrist Rest, Black, New

I really like this keyboard. The wrist rest is comfortable and i like how it lights up so i can see to type in a dark room. I also appreciate how it charges with my phone charger so no additional cords needed. Ive only used it for a day or 2 now but so far i really love it! so much nicer than my basic logitech one. and the phone slot makes it nice when i let the dog outside and need to keep an eye on the camera while watching a movie on my laptop. I would recommend this!!

Listed as having scissor keys, which are higher quality, but it does not - it has membrane keys which are cheap, low performance, and much louder than scissor keys. This is the second keyboard I've bought from an unknown Chinese brand that claimed to have scissor keys but did not. The third bullet point in the listing currently shows: "Quiet Operation: Scissor-switch keys..." The item description must be corrected or it is intentionally false advertising. For a quality keyboard around this price that has scissor keys but no lighting, I recommend the Kensington Advance Fit Full-Size Slim Keyboard K72357USA. To get scissor keys plus lighting features from a reputable brand, I assume the price is going to be double or three times this.

My favorite color is yellow so every use is eye pleasing. Large keys are spaced perfectly for larger fingers so I don't miss keys or delete wrong letters anywhere near as often.

This is my everyday work keyboard. I use it for 12 hours/ 5 days a week. It works perfectly. I need to charge it once a week. But I can charge and use it at the same time. I highly recommend it.

I have an old MSI lappy with keys wearing out, and I got this Wagpak for $32 plus $4 for two-year "Protection Plan" from Walmart online. Delivery was good and within promised time window. It's extremely easy to setup and use . No installing or configuring drivers, just unbox it, plug it into any USB-C connector that your phone probably recharges with anyway, and in a few hours it's fully charged, so turn on the switch on back, pop the little USB receiver into your machine, and there ya go. Sets up pretty much like a wireless mouse. You might want to eventually tweak drivers to disable your existing keyboard if you have a lappy, though I haven't bothered yet. My lappy is a 17" monitor, and the Wagpak is only about a quarter inch wider than the lappy's actual footprint, so it sits right on top pretty well without hitting any lappy keys. Usually. But every now and then I let it slide a bit too far to the right and then it starts hitting keys after its footpad falls off the edge of the world. Meh. The layout is pretty good (takes getting used to, of course, as they're all different somehow), and has a few macro-style keys such as My Computer, open default email app, and such. All this is handled by Windoze and seems to work well. LOVE the wireless and LOVE the backlighting. Those were must-have items. I also like the wrist-rest which elevates my hands just enough that typing on it feels pretty similar to typing on my lappy. Only now all the keys work. Haven't used the little groove across the top, but I will, as now and then I need to transcribe a sheet of paper, and the groove should hold it fairly well so I don't have to tape it up. I hope this thing lasts, because I totally love it. Even with Protection Plan, I'd be without it for a few days.

Very dissatisfied. Keyboard just quit working after 3 months.

spilled something on my keyboard; needed another ASAP. This one wasn't my first choice but it shipped the fastest. It was also less than half my first choice. Guess what...it types great! Plus I love the backlight on the keys. So glad I wasn't able to get my first choice; I didn't need all those bells and whistles. great product and saved money as well. Perfect.

Love the back light, keys are great size

the backlighting on the keyboard definitely is a plus if work in darker setting

It's a good one