LANGTU Membrane Gaming Keyboard, Rainbow LED Backlit Quiet Keyboard for Office, USB Wired All-Metal Panel 25 Keys Anti-ghosting Computer Keyboard 104 Keys - L1 White/Silver…

I needed a back-lit keyboard for my home office, so Im not using mine as a gaming keyboard (gaming ratings not applied). The keyboard itself is very nice and sleek. The white and silver look great and the colors are good too. Good that you can adjust the light brightness. I love the feel of the keys clacking, very responsive when typing. But some buttons Im not familiar with so I couldnt figure out what theyre for. I wish the lights would turn off automatically when the keyboard is not being used.

All the light functions seem to be controlled by a combination of the Fn key, the menu/app key (to the right of the Fn key) and the Page Up/Down keys. The spacebar has two springs on it so it makes a tinny sound when pressed. The keys also shift around a bit which makes it much easier to accidently press and adjacent key, especially if you dont touch type. If you type a lot youre going to find yourself correcting your typing and taking out extra letters and symbols a lot. The third problem is the typeset theyve used on the keys. It makes it very hard to work out what some of the keys are. For example dash key has the symbols side to side instead of on top of one another (which is supposed to represent shifted and unshifted characters) and the $ is very small compared to other characters. The font letters for D, B O P Q and A are quite hard to read, (even worse if the keyboard is in color breathe mode. Also, it might not be a deal-breaker for some, but the cable is a bit shorter than any other keyboard Ive used.

Ive had this keyboard for three days now and I can safely say its pretty good. The only problems Ive experienced is that the space bar has a sort-of springy sound when its pressed. Its not super noticeable but you can definitely hear it. Another thing is that the backspace key is really loose. Its not going to fall off but it wiggles around when the keyboard is moved. Other than that, the keys give a mechanical sound when pressed, which is a bit loud but I think its perfect. Makes pressing the keys very satisfying. Another thing to note is that you cannot change the color of the backlights. The only thing you can do in that respect is turn it off or make it breath at different rates. One thing I wish this keyboard had are easier volume controls. Its difficult to change the volume with one hand as it requires you to press the Fn and F2/F3 keys at the same time.

I know its frustrating to not see a pic but Im too lazy, but on the upside, Im typing on it right now to talk to you. The buttons require a little bit more force to push down compared to what Im used to, but theyre lovingly quiet. The space bar and shift key rattle a bit but I promise you its nowhere near as bad as youd think, it still functions well. If its like, deafening, then you probably have a defect. If youre ok with the tiny little rattle, then youll love this keyboard. I needed it to type on, because my other keyboard was too easy to press down on(Its for gaming). You should get a pad or something to rest your wrists on though, as it is a flat keyboard and you will get carpal real bad. And just in case you didnt know it is plug in and play. No software required. I usually prefer software but for typing... eh. No, Id rather just use it, yeah? For gameplay its ok. Id suggest something with a bit less resistance to being pushed, though. Corsair has some good options, but I know its expensive so try Havit. I love Havit. What they lack in review count, they make up for in being amazing. In regards to cleaning it, I dont know if its safe to just yank out the keycaps like most keyboards but eh. You can use a compressed air can and hose it out real quick, especially because the keys are weirdly elevated so theres lots of room.

So far, so good! It’s very cute & the typing sound is pleasing to my ears. I did not have an issue with the space bar like others did but overall, it is a matter of personal preference & how picky you are about things. It is a little more springy than the other keys & sometimes you do hear a little “boing” sound. It is also very lightweight which makes it great if you’re on the go. While I will not use this keyboard for gaming, I have used it for work & will eventually use it for school. I think it’s a great keyboard if you’re on a budget but want to have that colorful gamer aesthetic!

I purchased this in January of 2020 and it is still going strong. The lights have not faded from my initial setting, nor have the keys lost their responsiveness. I get a lot of compliments on the keyboard from my coworkers. The only complaint I have is that the board cannot be raised any higher. Depending on the day, I may need more tilt in the board than I get. But I make do. I would definitely purchase again if that one design was altered.

It’s in no way quiet.. I actually find it a little difficult to type on. I feel like the keys are more raised than my previous keyboard. I do like the vibrant colors.. but I may return this. I’m just not fully loving it.

Its a keyboard. It lights up with some options that I like, as in its nothing crazy like some have so many programming features. I like that you can hear the clacks of the keys. Some reviews saying the keyboard is too loud is kinda funny if you want one that has no sound to it make sure you buy one that says there is no sound! since the board is small I can finally play my games without worry of trying to reach keys that are far away! (I have small hands..)

Im a software developer that has a mechanical keyboard, but the sound is just too loud. I looked to this keyboard as an alternative and Im surprised by the value for the reasonable price. It should be noted, these keys are not tactile. The springs give the keys a good amount of travel distance, this may bother some. If you like scissor keys of the MacBook the travel distance may be too much. Personally, it doesnt bother me. What I love most about this keyboard is that it is quiet, while still looking sleek. The rainbow RGB on brushed aluminum is a nice look. As a developer, it has all the necessary keys with no keys omitted or weird configurations. It has dedicated F1-F12 keys which is great. The Fn key allows you to do special functions like change volume with the F1-F12 keys; however, it should be noted that there is no icon for the special functions. For example, Ive had to memorize Fn + F2 and Fn + F3 as the volume down/up. This doesnt bother me, but may be a deal break for some. Lastly, it has lights for the Caps, Scroll, and Num lock; however, they unlabeled and not part of the lock keys. I keep them off almost always, but if you use those keys a lot, the unlabeled minimalism might get confusing which is which.

Ill start this review off with the cons as usually people want to know if there is anything bad behind the picture they see. Cons: The keys are too wide and flat. Although I understand the aesthetic they were going for with this keyboard; the shapes of the keys were too bothering. Because of their flat top shape Id often find my fingers sliding off one key and hitting another near it. I promise you it will happen to you as well unless you take your time typing extremely slowly picking each key. Pros: The keyboard is sleek. Visually it looks nice and if youre trying to get an RGB white themed setup this will fill it perfectly. Its cheap so if you just want a keyboard that looks nice and works - then this is it. The wire for the cable is sturdy and is made of a thick fabric preventing it from tearing and such. For a final opinion - Would I buy this again or recommend it someone? No. I Actually returned mine because the keys bothered me too much and at the end of the day before aesthetics and such- the keyboard should work for me and it simply wasnt. That being said, I dont think this keyboard is absolute garbage and if you can get over the flat keys and want a white RGB keyboard then by all means get it.