Snpurdiri K60 60% Gaming Keyboard, 61 Keys Multi Color RGB Illuminated LED Backlit Wired, Waterproof Mini Compact, for PC/Mac Gamer, Typist, Travel, white

The RGB was the best thing i have ever seen had a lot of variety of option for the lighting and was not dark at all. It sounded good for the price and would recommend .However mine had stopped working after a year or two but this could be due to it not being used so i would recommend as it was my 1st keyboard i used .It was also very good for gaming for shooting games and felt very comfortable to use not putting any strain on my hands

very good value for money. be aware the space bar was quite squeaky on my keyboard and I have seen other reviews saying the same. to fix this take the space key off and take out the metal bar. spray wd40 on the bar and on the inside of the spacebar clips then clip the bar back into place on the board and slide the key on and press back in. that got rid of the squeak for me and is a perfect keyboard now especially for £20

Love it

I bought this as an upgrade from my previous gaming keyboard which died on me which was a full keyboard. I decided I wanted to make a switch to 60% keyboards and bought this one. For the price, it doesn't disappoint. Compared to some of the major brands it still lacks but the difference isn't very noticeable. Overall great keyboard and definitely would recommend it to anyone looking to buy a cheaper alternative to the big brands

so far so good. i got the k68 which has 68 keys instead of 60/61 and i am loving it. it is small which is really suitable for me, it is VERY bright which is great and it is not flimsy at all. also the delivery process took less than 24 hours even though i didn’t pay for next day delivery. my biggest fear would be for this keyboard tostop working as i am too obsessed with it so let’s hope it doesn’t ever stop working

The mouse is just that, a mouse with a light, No extra buttons and fits in my hand nice, the keyboard is a different matter, backlight is bright in the centre of the keyboard but as it moves up towards the numbers/symbols is too faded to see them, I ended up buying stickers to see them, also missing one of the biggest "for me" features (print screen) I tried to ask them but they failed to acknowledge me, annoying to keep a spare keyboard to hand to switch out, all I can say is if you have room for a full size keyboard there is a well known gaming brand (no name) that sells a decent keyboards for a few extra pounds

This isn’t a good keyboard for gaming as it is membrane and it is not good for speed typing ( even though I didn’t buy the keyboard for that ) as it is 60%. If you are trying to buy this keyboard for gaming I’d highly suggest you to stay away from it as it is membrane and membrane has a higher input delay compared to mechanical keyboards, so stay away from it if you are trying to use it for gaming. I guess you could say the lighting is alright, it has RGB and a few other light designs for the keyboard. Also it is not good for speed typing as it is 60%. Also the keycaps after a while begin to colour-change as you can see in the photo and the keyboard has a “broken key” sound. Therefore I’d suggest you to stay away from this keyboard unless you are on a very strict budget and can’t afford higher.

I was looking for mechanical keyboard that is small, pink and makes nice sound. Overall, I am happy with the keyboard and the sound of it. However, space bar makes very annoying sound when using it compared to other keycaps. Still can't figure out how to operate arrows keys that are located on WASD keycaps. I probably will do fine with quick google search, but would be lovely if the seller included that as well into manual that tells you how to operate other key caps that have multiple functions.