LexonElec M96 Wireless Keyboard, Low Profile Quiet Typing Membrane Gaming Keyboard with Smart Display & Knob, RGB Backlit, USB C Rechargeable, 94 Keys PBT Keycap for Windows PC,Mac,Linux-Grape Purple

Retro. Very cool.I have to assume this is 3D printed. I haven’t encountered 3D printing in person yet, but it feels like what I would think 3D printing feels like. I could be wrong about that. And that’s fine, but it does feel “lighter” than more industrial plastic material.I think it’s simply made, but well made. I think the colour schemes are genuinely pleasing. I feel like I’m using a keyboard from the film Alien or maybe the game Portal.For its price point, I really cannot imagine what one might complain about.Plus the additional unique feature of the toggle switch to control volume and media play, never had one. That’s neat.The battery life is amazing if the backlight is off. It took so long to start decreasing I thought maybe there was something broken in the display.Maybe I’m a simple man with simple taste, but I think it’s a great product. Came fully charged out of the box, 99%.In a perfect world, would this be the ultimate keyboard if it was mechanical? Maybe for me it would be.Only nitpick is this, the way the zero key is shaped in the number pad is.. unusual. For the first two days a user is likely to miss-hit it, but the it will be second nature. Or the fact that the caps aren’t translucent, so backlighting it at night does nothing to help you see the keys, which seems counter-intuitive.

So, what does $25 get you in terms of quality for a keyboard in 2026? Turns out, pretty dang good!I have owned several keyboards over the years, and this is both the cheapest and the best I've had.The keys are hard plastic key caps, but the action is mashmellowy goodness. Quiet keys that feel good when typing to your fingertips. My only complaint is the space bar, it's the loudest key by far, but even then not too bad.The volume knob / light knob on the top right is perfect. I don't need a full control center on my keyboard, but having quick access to turn up and down sound on the computer is the most practical and useful control to have within reach.The function keys on the F keys up top are a nice touch.The battery life is fantastic. It easily lasts well over a month between charges. It will last far less if the lights are on, but I keep them off to extend battery life, and I prefer them off anyways.Comes with a 2.4Ghz dongle, which I use on my desktop. Also pairs using Bluetooth which let's me use it with my laptop or tablet. All connected immediately with no bumps or hiccups.Something worth mentioning is that it will put itself to sleep to save battery, but you can hit a key and it won't miss a stroke. Other keyboards I've used, you have to "wake" the board with a key, then type what you need. But not on this, which is great!Overall I would be willing to wager $25 that this is the best money you can spend on a keyboard.

El teclado más silencioso que he tenido hasta la fecha, muy suave en las teclas también y me encanta, se siente como si cada tecla fuera un bombón y eso lo aprecio mucho, ayuda a que no me duelan los dedos después de horas de escribir. El diseño es muy bonito, pequeño y elegante, además le dura bastante la batería, lo he cargado una sola vez desde que llegó y se mantiene en 99%, recomiendo apagarlo si no lo van a usar por muchas horas y así les dura.

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The keyboard is really nice in person. The color looks beautiful. The RGB is also nice. The keyboard is like soft typing. It just feels nice when typing on this thing it’s just silent, soft clicks it would be nice if you could see the keyboard letters in the dark when the RGB is lit up, but I can’t complain for the price it’s got a little weight to it. It’s not the latest thing I’ve ever felt. Keyboard is really nice. 5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️