KLIM Chroma Wireless Keyboard – RGB Backlit Gaming, Rechargeable Battery, PC Keyboard, Durable & Water-Resistant, Compatible with PS4, PS5 & Mac - Black

(Edit: Okay. I’m gonna say something I don’t say often... I was wrong. I kinda love this thing now. I just leave it on all the time, and the battery? Somehow still alive, like a cockroach in a fallout shelter. My biggest gripe, those offensively cheerful RGB lights resetting every time, doesn’t even matter anymore. It just stays the way I want it, like a healthy relationship or a well-trained dog I don’t deserve. The keys are incredibly comfortable, satisfyingly tactile without sounding like I’m smashing an old typewriter in a wind tunnel. Honestly? This thing might be perfect for me. And that realization fills me with a sense of dread I can’t fully explain. Updated to five stars.)I bought this because I’m a fragile little man with carpal tunnel in both wrists and a deeply rooted need to feel something, ANYTHING when I type out my pointless internet screeds. And honestly? It’s fine. The keys are quiet, tactile, and feel just nice enough to distract me from the crushing realization that I spend 12 hours a day typing nonsense into a glowing rectangle, and none of it matters. They are quiet enough that the other poor souls living in my house at least have to ask me what is wrong and not just follow the sound of increasingly louder keystrokes in a very dark room.Build quality? Also fine. It feels light, but not in a "cheap plastic Happy Meal toy" kind of way, more like "IKEA nightstand that didn't fight back when you kicked it during a breakdown." Solid enough to survive a spilled La Croix.Size? Perfect. It’s exactly the size of a keyboard. That was important to me and KLIM absolutely delivered.Battery life is passable. Like, “your landlord hasn’t cashed the rent check yet, so maybe you’ll eat this week” passable. It could be better, but then again, so could my father’s approval, and we’ve all learned to live without that.Now, the RGB lighting. Oh boy. Every time you turn it off and on again, it resets to some violently cheerful rainbow vomit that looks like a Lisa Frank folder took molly and joined a rave in 2007. If you’re not into the whole “Skittles, blacklight” aesthetic, tough luck, get used to pressing FN + RGB + 3-5.But I mean... yeah. It’s a keyboard. I press buttons, stuff happens, and the void doesn’t get any smaller. I don’t feel scammed, just gently emotionally bruised.Would I buy it again? I don’t know, ask me after I stare at a wall for 45 minutes and consider moving to the woods.

EDIT: the company reached out to me just from leaving my review, and was fantastic. They resolved the issue without any question. Customer service alone from them makes it a 5* review from me.Had it for 7 months, colors look great, connectivity is fine, but with normal use, only a few times a week the “S” key just non stop thinks it’s getting pressed. Tried every bit of troubleshooting I could think of, but whenever the Keyboard is on, it just spams the letter s. Bummed it already needs replacing

Wanted something to use in my chair while surfing the Internet or playing WoT, leaving my laptop ony chair table. This set has a quality feel, pleasing look and function very well. Wish it was one receiver for both mouse and KB, but laptop has enough ports as it is so it's ok. My dogs approve as there's still room for them in the chair, that's pretty important!

Edit: The seller reached out to me and was willing to refund and exchange. I had already purchased a different one because I needed it. But they were easy to work with.Worked well for about a month. Then the charging outlet dislodged, and it became nothing but a paperweight.

I really like this keyboard and the flexibility of use, keys have a very good feel & the lite keyboard allow use in a dark room without turning on a light.

Brand new out of the box, the keyboard looks great, and the lighting is exactly as you would expect it to be. They keys are a bit soft if you're used to a mechanical, but they still have a decent enough tactile feedback to them in my opinion. The battery life isn't as long as some wireless keyboards (I've had plenty that didn't need to be charged for months even with daily use) but having to charge it every two weeks or so is not so big of a deal.The issue I had is that the entire reason I bought this keyboard is because I really liked the lighting effects that it comes with on the keys. However, after only a few months of light use, the coating on the keys is wearing off and some of the letters are no longer visible. They're just RGB blobs shining through. I'm a touch typist, so the loss of the letters doesn't technically affect my ability to type, but it does make the keyboard look trashy and cheap. At this point I just turn the lights off to avoid the ruined effect, which is a shame.

My birthday boy loved it.

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.