NPET K11 Wireless Gaming Keyboard: Rechargeable, Backlit and Water-Resistant for PS4, Xbox One, Desktop, PC Review

I got this keyboard not too long ago. Maybe a month. RGB is bullshit, it's not real RGB. Very limited settings on it. The keys are terrible. The O key gets stuck, the spacebar must be pressed for it to work. The W key used for movement intermittently freezes mid-game. Other keys also need to be pressed hard for them to work. Not all keys, but about 6 or so. Avoid it like the plague.

I would like to start by saying that this item is brand new. Never used until today and I could already tell that it was defective. I would also like to point out that the item prior to this review had only arrived a few days ago so is literally brand new. I downloaded the keyboard and tried using it and it worked. However, I soon noticed that some of these keys exhibited input lag as well as sticky keyboards. This is very frustrating as the keyboard has literally never been used before and I…

I like this keyboard IF it works as it should. A few keys get stuck in the down position and won't pop out until I slide a pen or something under the keys to lift them back up. This happened after 2 minutes of use. Now I've been using it for over a day or two and the same thing is happening. After paying $30 for this keyboard, he shouldn't have to after such a short period of use. If you've had it for years and use it regularly I could see the keys sticking out but NOT BRAND NEW OUT OF THE BOX!

I love this keyboard. It works great in all critical areas. I use it to connect to my tablet which is 5m away from my 65" TV and never had a problem. When buying, there is only 1 problem to consider. The color/coating of the keys is not very durable. After playing my favorite game that uses the WASD keys for movement, the coating on the S key started to wear off after 20 hours. After 40 hours, the D key shows the same thing. I use touch typing, but that might pose a problem for others. To be…

Most annoying battery protector. If you press the button for more than three seconds, it will reset and you will have to release it and press it again. Imagine you're playing Fallout and you have to press W every three seconds! Second, the range is very weak, about 10 feet. I plugged it into the back of the computer but it didn't work at all. It needs line of sight, and even then it's unreliable even at 10 feet. Finally battery life. I bought it to be wireless. For everyday gaming and web…

I am a player, I stream chess on Twitch, but I am also the author of the book Metaphysics and the Meaning of Life. As a writer, I pay a lot of attention to the quality of the keyboard. My last keyboard was a Logitech wireless keyboard. When this started to malfunction, I plugged in the USB keyboard that came with the computer. Over time, I became more and more annoyed with sticky buttons and non-existent action until I finally found myself looking for something better. This was what I chose…

I was looking for a home office keyboard that wasn't too expensive but would stand up to normal use. On cheap keyboards with painted lettering, letters on regular keys wear out after about 6-8 months and the keys have been described as not wearing out. Unfortunately, after about 2 weeks I already saw signs of wear and after about a month I was missing spots of key lacquer (the letters are not lacquered, but the keys themselves are lacquered, not the plastic is actually lacquered). I could…

I was looking for a new keyboard and when I stumbled across this one I thought there must be a catch as this kit had everything I wanted. I wanted a keyboard with RGB backlit keys and a palm rest. This one comes with these features and also includes a mouse and even a mouse pad. Plus, it only costs $25. I should have suspected something was wrong but when researching the product on Revain I saw hundreds of rave reviews and/or 5 star ratings so I figured it was safe to buy. Product…

Pros:* Good price (I paid $29.99. It was $25.99 at the time of writing this review) USB A to USB C included * Built-in battery Cons: * There are better RGB out there -Options if you want like RGB but not in this price range *EDIT: If you connect a keyboard to a computer with a USBC cable, you won't be able to type. Charge only. I've been using this keyboard for about a month now and I have to say that I was very surprised at how much I really like it. I was looking for a wireless keyboard…