KLIM Chroma Wireless Gaming Keyboard RGB New - Long-Lasting Rechargeable Battery - Quick and Quiet Typing - Water Resistant Backlit Wireless Keyboard for PC PS5 PS4 Mac - Black

I've now had this keyboard almost 3 years and am starting to have my first and only issue and it's with the usb plug that recharges it. It's been fantastic and lives on even when your wife never plugs it back up for days on end. If the charger is dead I plan to buy another one of these again. Cant beat the price/life 10/10

I don't normally leave reviews, but I was impressed by the presentation of this keyboard. The box had minimal packaging, which was actually a nice surprise. After opening the box, this was just in a cellophane sleeve that slipped right off. No zip ties, layers of obnoxious plastic and unnecessary filler. Secondly, its has got a good weight to it. Not a cheap plastic shell, but something that feels quality. I bought it because I needed a keyboard for a terminal station, and it was really cheap, so I expected it to feel flimsy, but it feels really well built. Finally, it came with a little thank-you card and comic from the manufacturer in it. It's maybe not a huge deal for many, but to me it showed a pride and caring in their product that a vast majority of companies no longer have. As for the actual keyboard, it functions well. The keys are really silent and have a light resistance to them. The LEDs turn off quick when not in use, which probably is my only complaint, but it probably helps save battery and as nice as the rbg is, its not necessary. All together, the product is really solid. With my experience in mind, I would highly recommend it.

Great little keyboard. I'm replacing a Logitech G keyboard which I liked ok but I could not get past the whining sound the LED lighting made. Jumping to a battery run KB removes any possibility of that since the whine is dependent on a super clean DC power source. So any way, The KLIM keyboard has a nice soft touch and responsive keys. I use it for Home office. I type all day long and need it to respond reliably. So far it responds more reliably that the G KB. The G would drop characters from time to time. The KLIM's light turns off if you do not touch it but that should be expected. This runs a battery so wasting power lighting when no one is using makes no sense. I expected that. Some NEG reviews site the treason is the light wont stay on which is not going to happen on a battery operated KB. This KB does not use any software apparently, none I could find on the site but there are tons of modes you can set using key combos. Search a great detailed video by S-LAB showing on the lighting options and how to set them.

Apparently I've had this keyboard for five years now, which kind of shocks me as I still think of it as my new keyboard. The plusses are that it is indeed lighted (though I'm not a huge fan of the colors) and it is wireless. Apparently I paid nearly $50 for it, but the price has come down substantially so I won't complain about that. The coloring of the most-used key wears off relatively quickly, hence the docking of one star. The big issue, though, is that the battery is now failing, as too I believe is the on-off switch. The keyboard also was preventing my computer from going to sleep. I took the thing apart (note that you need to remove the quality control label to do this). It's a little tricky to put back together, but the bigger problem is that the polymer battery is swollen, which apparently is a fire hazard (it's labeled TW 383198). So I disconnected and pried out the battery. With the USB cable plugged in the keyboard continues to work fine, and I am even typing this review using it. It still won't turn off, though, but the computer is now able to go to sleep. I'm not entirely sure what the lessons are here, except perhaps beware if your battery is failing that in theory more could go wrong than that. I think I'll buy one again now that the price is about half of what it was back then.

Great keyboard even for work. Very efficient to work with and it is quiet with typing much better than a standard keyboard

I've been using it for about a week now. And no problems, beautiful color the only thing is It's not silent when you hit the keyboards. The letters it does make a clicking sound that is quite audible.

PROS:-The design is great, it's portable, functional, SO easy to set up, has a great battery life, takes a type-C charger, and the keys are SILENT and super responsive for gaming!!!!!((Also, the instructions/manual included in the keyboard box was HILARIOUS and totally worth the read. I am so glad I read it lol))CONS:-The legs on the bottom to make the keyboard be slightly angled/more ergonomic are so tiny, for one. You can't tell if it's lying flat or angled, even with the legs in use.-Secondly, the keyboard's manual did state that the keyboard powers off (lights and all) after so many seconds of inactivity... but mine was doing this even when plugged in, and it was still powering off CONSTANTLY.I'm legally blind with very limited visibility in the dark, even with the monitor's light shining, so I and needed a wireless backlit keyboard badly,... but I returned this because to get it to turn back on, plugged in or not, EVERY TIME, I couldn't just hit any key, I HAD to press the space bar or unplug and replug it back in. And since this is supposed to be a mainly wireless keyboard, I can't see anything once it powers off because all of its lights go out!!I use my computer at night in a very dark room, and I was really hoping it would power off less often when plugged in or have an option to not power off (even if it drained the battery!!!) and due to all of that, I returned it. That's not worth $30 to me, but it may work well for someone else. I'll take my Amazon gift credit for the return and find another that does what I specifically needed this for.