Wireless Keyboard with 7-Color RGB Backlit, Marvo Full-Size Computer Keyboard with Phone Tablet Holder, Rechargeable 2.4G Wireless Gaming Keyboard with Light up Keys, Compatible with Mac,Window,White

Nice large keyboard. I haven't turned it on and tried thw color function yet but the keys are really comfortable.I type all day and this will be great to use at work. Especially since it is wireless. I deal with so many cord connections to my computer at work because we use 2 monitors, so eliminating a cord is a plus. The connection seems to be just like the one on the mouse I purchases. There is a little usb piece that plugs into the hard drive of the computer for easy connection.

This keyboard is so cute! It came in pastel aqua blue and the when it hit a key, they light up and it's multicolored. The keys are very easy to press and don't stick at all. The instructions that came with it are very easy to read and understand what to do. It comes with a cord and a USB in the back of the keyboard. It also has two clips on the bottom that you can pull up to give the keyboard some lift. Would definitely recommend this!

2.4G WIRELESS BACKLIT KEYBOARD (WK713) 1. The keyboard is light weight, sleek and most of all, it's professional in looks and functions. 2. From the numerical side to the coding functions and all other aspects of the board, this is for people who are very serious about having a multi-functional tool. 3. Although this keyboard isn't designed to be a toy, one of the main features is the backlighting. There are 7 colors and 4 modes to choose from: rainbow, comet trail, breathing and a full monochrome feature. There are also 4 brightness modes. 4. The only downside I can see is that whilst it IS wireless, it IS NOT bluetooth. It uses a USB dongle (provided) to receive so it isn't suited for Ipad or the likes. 5. Other than the one downside, I do consider this keyboard to be a great addition to one's computing experience.

I originally was excited when I saw this keyboard because it has a trough in the front where I can put my tablet or phone, which would allow me to keep an inexpensive, backlit keyboard near the bed to use with my phone or tablet whenever I got in the mood to write and didn't feel like using my thumbs. The trough isn't wide or deep enough to hold my phone in any usable position while it's in its case, and I don't like the idea of taking it out of the case all the time. Luckily I found a magnetic things that sticks to back and lets me use the trough that way. If you have a thinner case than mine, it could work better. It holds it perfectly without the case. The rest of the keyboard is pretty cool, I've discovered. You can turn the backlight on and off, adjust the brightness, and change the color to several different solid on colors, a static rainbow, and a few moving patterns. The moving ones look cool, but especially if I'm typing in the dark, I don't know that a moving light is the most practical. But it certainly looks cool. I should note that the backlight doesn't quite make it up to the music and volume keys. Also, while the letter on the key lights up well enough, most of the light spills around the buttons, so you see both the letter on the keys and the outline of each key a little brighter than the letter. There are also dedicated buttons for the calculator, the "my computer" file manager, one for a blank browser page, and one for email. When you first hit the email button your PC asks what app to open. I usually just use gmail through the web interface, so I don't there's a way, between the keyboard and the computer, to make that button work to my specific email page. The volume buttons all work as expected, and I don't have music on this PC, but the music control buttons appear to be sending the correct signals if I had any. I haven't had it long enough to comment on the battery life, either with or without the backlight being on. LEDs draw very little power, so hopefully it lasts a while. I wish it were bluetooth rather than needing a USB dongle, but it's still easy to use, you just need to remember to take the dongle out if you want to use it with a different device. There's a little nook on the bottom of the keyboard for tightly storing it, which is helpful. The buttons are pretty quiet. They have a good amount of give when you press down on them and spring back quickly as you'd expect and would only notice if it doing it wrong. Bottom Line: While this isn't a powerhouse bonkers gamer or developer keyboard, for just typing, it's perfectly great. The backlight is nice for when it's dark and it's relatively quiet if that is important to you or whomever you may be typing next to. If you're interested, I'd recommend giving it a try.

Okay, so this is my first wireless keyboard ever, and I have to say… I'm in LOVE! It connected SO easily and quickly. literally just plug in the wireless USB and you're ready to go. No complicated setup at all! I love that it's full-sized and includes a number pad, which makes typing and everyday use so much easier. The keys are fairly quiet too, so I'm not making a ton of noise while I work. And can we talk about the colors?! The pretty backlighting adds the cutest touch to my office setup. It's lightweight, portable, easy to use, and honestly just makes working a little more fun. Love, love, LOVE!

Absolutely love the lighting and how easy it is to charge up and pair with my laptop. My laptop doesn't have keys that light up so this is exactly what I was looking for. (Tip: there's a small piece on the back that connects to your device- I almost completely missed it)

Works right out the box. Small little usb dongle. Lights on here are beautiful. Very quiet keyboard so if you're gaming and have people who sleep early than this works out perfectly. Has a full size num pad plus the delete/insert and those middle buttons are regular location. The phone/tablet stand is nice as it holds it stands them up nicely infront of you.

This keyboard worked right out of the package! It's beautifully backlit and the keys are legible in the dark. The keys are smooth and typing is smooth and feels great! The only reason why I deducted a star is because the box it came in had a gross looking smudge on it.

First impression of this keyboard, great! It is a great/full size keyboard. It is silent type as well. The keys are smooth and I have not experienced any “Sticking”. I gave it four stars because the lights make it slightly hard to quickly glance down and find the letters since the lights shine through the letters. With that being said you can adjust the brightness which is what I had to do. The default setting is full brightness but I prefer 50% brightness. I also wish it had a mode with no lightening. It is wireless with a rechargeable battery but there is no way to determine how much charge you have left. It will only notify you of when the battery is low. I do not know how long a full charge lasts. The keyboard feels great, having a slightly textured/rubberized/silicone feel. The phone holder is great, although if you have a chunky phone case your phone may not fit. I would recommend this keyboard! Now I need a matching mouse!

Thankfully this is an incentive review and it didn't cost me a dime to throw this in the trash. Spare yourself the nonsense between the advertising and what you actually get. False advertising. The “wireless” keyboard is not Bluetooth wireless. You have to insert a USB 2.4Ghz receiver adapter into a USB port on your device, which makes this keyboard not compatible for my tablet that I'm trying to use as a computer. It even advertises a tablet slot like you'd be able to use the keyboard for a tablet, but most tablets and cell phones don't have a USB port. Next the feel of keyboard just slows me down, too far deep to strike a key. Battery life is a joke, and the shortcut keys do not work. A kid would enjoy it if he keeps it plugged in and uses a windows keyboard. This is not that great of an iMac keyboard either.