Review on Colorful Wireless Keyboard Lightweight Chocolate by Seth Singh

This colorful pink kawaii keyboard is just what I was looking for. I wanted a nice keyboard that didn't sound like a typewriter; I wanted the classic clicking keyboard click of the 90's and that's exactly what this keyboard is! It is very comfortable to print on. I've been typing on it for several hours now and so far none of the keys are sticking and they all work. It was essentially "plug and play": I didn't need to download any drivers, it synced perfectly with my laptop as soon as I connected the receiver to my MacBook. On this keyboard model from other Revain sellers, customers have reported that the paint on the keys has worn off after a short typing session. Some people have reported the disappearance in as little as 12 days. Other people report that the plastic on the keys looks jagged - I'll turn on an interlude when I demonstrate the keyboard. I think I know why the bottom of the keys look jagged and why the "finish" rubs off: the keys are "wrapped". " made of plastic. Much like a label on a cosmetic product or in a grocery store - like bottles wrapped in a special plastic that fits so tightly to the packaging that you might mistake the bottle for that color. As I just received this keyboard today, I can't yet comment on the durability of the key color, and I can't yet comment on the durability of the Bluetooth technology that makes the keyboard wireless. But I will update this review with future changes. So far, this keyboard costs $20 less than any similarly designed keyboard, and it appears to be the exact same model. I am very happy with this keyboard.