Camiysn Typewriter Style Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Pink Retro Punk Gaming Keyboard with White Backlit, 104 Keys Blue Switch Wired Cute Keyboards, Round Keycaps for Windows/Mac/PC

I read a lot of reviews stating that there have been issues with keys and whatnot however I have not had any of those issues. I love the clickiness of the keyboard. I love the lights. I love the style. The keys feel so smooth and there is no issue with pressing them. Your fingers glide over them well.My only complaint is that the cord is connected to the keyboard, however not an issue at all. Was super easy to use, all you had to do was plug it in and it's ready to go.

Needed to replace my keyboard after a certain fool (me) had the brilliant idea to use a Shop Vac to try to get the dust out and sucked up a bunch of keys. [face palm]I needed a keyboard that would work with my Mac, but would also be Windows-compatible since I work remotely in a Windows environment. Additionally, I do like backlit keys, and I prefer an old-school type of keyboard, where the keys have some meat and click sounds to them, rather than the laptop-style of keyboard with flat keys. This one fit the bill nicely, had a good price point, and was at my house approximately 24 hours after I ordered it. Running it through its paces, it feels comfortable under my fingers, and since I type for quite a few hours each day, that's very important.A minor quibble: On my keyboard at least, the little indicator light for Number Lock doesn't appear to work at all, and it seems that the NumLock key itself doesn't function — or, it actually does work, but as another backspace key, rather than toggling NumLock on and off. No matter which keystrokes I use based on the little instruction manual, I can't seem to change that. (Also, I have no idea what the little "W" light means.) But, since I always leave the calculator side of a keyboard set on NumLock anyway, using the regular arrow keys to move around, this really isn't an issue for me. When I hit the calculator pad, I expect numbers to come up, and that's what happens here.All in all, for this price, the quickness of delivery, the good feel of the keys, and its seamless integration with both Mac OS and Windows, it's a good bargain. (When I clean this keyboard out, I'll be sure to use a compressed air blower rather than a Shop Vac.)

This keyboard is amazing. I love that the keys are raised and outlined in gold. I love to hear the taping of the keys. It looks expensive and classy.

So, I've been keeping my eye out for a type writer style keyboard for awhile and I saw this one scrolling through the options. Overall, it's a nice keyboard with some surprising "features" that I didn't expect.Pros:1. There is some "resistance" to the keys, ensuring you don't accidentally press a key with the slightest amount of pressure. I've come across some keyboards like this and I consider it a massive pro.2. The spacing between keys is actually not a problem, which I was worried about the spacing causing issues but I'm happy to say that it isn't the case, you can glide your finger over each key without your finger getting caught between the keys.3. The "clicky" sound that the keys make is very satisfying if that's what you're looking for.4. The lighting is exactly as pictured and the colors are very beautiful. I ordered the black with rainbow lighting for reference.Cons:1. The biggest con for me is the fact that my windows key does not work. Even though the indicator light shows that the window key is "on" it just doesn't function as intended. At first I was going to send the keyboard back but I googled to see if the mac/window compatibility has something to do with it. Turns out that is the case, the windows function is actually bound to Ctrl+Esc on my keyboard. So, instead of sending it back I've decided to keep it.2. The keys are "higher" than a regular keyboard, so you need to press further than what a regular keyboard requires. Having said this, I think it's probably a normal thing for type writer keyboards in general, so this might be a pro or a con for you.Overall, I'm very happy with this keyboard and recommend it if you're looking for this style. It might take a bit to get used to but it is very pleasant to type with! If you run into issues with the windows key, just try Ctrl+Esc first.UPDATE: I figured out why the windows key wasn't working!! So, if the indicator light on the right is "on" then that means the windows key is "locked." So, I checked the manual and the key command to unlock your windows key is Fn+W-L. Once the light is off, then you should be able to use the windows key!!

Love this keyboard. Not to loud, at least no one at work has complained yet lol. I love the blue color and the lights are great. The back light is a little to bright for my eyes to see the keys but the brightness is adjustable which is great.

I bought this keyboard a little less than a year ago, and I really liked it, but the space bar and N key have been faulty since the start, and the cord also became problematic soon after purchasing.Now, almost a year after purchasing, I think I will need to replace the keyboard because the spacebar hardly works, and the N key sticks really bad. This makes it so you have to try two or three times to press the spacebar before it works, and the N key randomly makes extra N's. I have gone through all trouble shooting processes with it and have cleaned it thoroughly (even took it apart and used canned air/isopropyl alcohol swabs), but it's still problematic. I had to edit out all of the missing spaces and extra N's to write this.The cord isn't so bad, but it seems to have a short in it. If I jostle the corn near the plug in on either side, it makes the keyboard lights flicker, and it stops working. I thought it was my laptop, but I tried it on two other devices, and it still flickers when the cord is jostled.Otherwise, it's great, especially for gaming. The light settings are neat, and the rest of the keys work fine.