Review on Upgrade Your Gaming Setup with Our Rechargeable Keyboard and Mouse Combo: Mechanical Feel, Metal Panel, Anti-Ghosting, 3800mAh Capacity (Black) by Dustin Barry

The name says it all, stay away from these cheap keyboards. I've looked everywhere for a good mechanical RGB up to 100 and it just wasn't there, but now I just want to stick with my Logitech K350. It has the same type of buttons that have plenty of force to press but don't really give the feel I want. The main issue with this keyboard is the terrible signal, literally from less than 6 feet away. I had typing issues and very slow response times, missing buttons, a few buttons that just rested on my foot while typing. It's through if anything falls in between, and the keyboard kept turning off like it was losing signal and not charging. It stayed on when it had a direct connection to the receiver, but otherwise didn't work half the time. I will be returning this product soon as I can't even justify the $60 I paid. It's also very uncomfortable to hold. I highly recommend the K350. I haven't noticed any lag compared to a wired keyboard and have never had a problem with it, plus I've dropped this thing over 10 times and it still works well and has several months of battery life. 2A batteries, a power button to put the computer to sleep, and built-in multimedia keys are not only convenient for typing like me on the htpc on the couch, but also for typing much more comfortably. I'd say RGB was decent, but even that could have been better, it's just a standard and doesn't really respond to key presses, which I think all RGB keyboards should come with. Anyway, I tried but it wasn't the experience I was looking for. I've also read a lot of reviews about bad batteries in them, but I won't keep them long enough to find out if that's the case.