🔲 seenda Backlit Wireless Keyboard - Multi-Device Ultra Slim Rechargeable Keyboard with 7-Color Backlit - Mac OS/iOS/Windows/PC/Laptop/Android Compatible - Bluetooth 5.1 - Full-Size - Space Gray Review

I have several Bluetooth keyboards of varying quality, size and functionality. This keyboard has the best build quality ever. The keyboard feels solid, like it could take a lot of falls and come out unscathed. Key travel is fairly quiet, which I like. Battery life is good and the different backlight color options are fun. I also like that you can turn off the backlight if you want to extend battery life.

Very cool keyboard. Very thin, with all buttons and multimedia keys. I like how the keyboard is made, feels solid and good material. The keys are flat and almost silent. Setup was as easy as pairing any other Bluetooth device. Once charged, I've been using it for work for 2 days. The backlight is a nice addition to my RGB mouse and pad. I don't like that it's silver, I'd prefer black, but if used in the dark it doesn't matter.

When I first ordered this keyboard at this price, I expected a plastic case and a cheap device. What I received is not inferior in build quality to Apple products. It's a solid and expertly crafted aluminum body, and the keys have just the right amount of travel and feel solid. The brightness of the LEDs is good. I believe it will last a very long time and serve me well. It's definitely worth the price. I highly recommend it.

The keyboard looks neat. BUT it is difficult to pair, difficult to maintain in a pair, it slows down and eventually stops working. When you used a computer you never knew if it would work or not. Sometimes I thought he couldn't hear me and ended up typing twice. Very annoying. Just a few days after the return period was over, my keyboard stopped working and refused to type, even though it showed up as a device on my computer. So for $40 plus a month. It is not worth. By the way, I'm typing this

Writing is a big part of my job so I'm quite picky about keyboards. However, when I couldn't buy an Apple Magic Keyboard because it wasn't shipping, I gave this one a try. In general, that's good. The keys are quiet, the device seems solidly assembled. In the short time I've had to use it, this is a very decent keyboard. I appreciate the backlit features and the ability to switch devices. It's a little "softer" than the Macbook, but not by much. And for $70 less, that's kind of a steal. People…

Short version: I wanted to love it because it looked so pretty and felt so sturdy, but it's too buggy and tires my fingers. Pros: Looks very nice, elegant, backlit with limited color and brightness options, but works well. Feels well made, very durable. Convenient key layout and all the keys I wanted (I use software with LOTS of hotkeys). Input Slow, buggy. The keys feel sticky (maybe it's just because they're "new"). The keys were too hard. My fingers got tired from writing a few lines. I…

I bought this keyboard because I had to part with my MX keys to another work partner. It costs half of Mx Keys and the performance is almost the same. It delivers what it says in the description.1. Well built but slim. Doesn't pump at all even if you're typing like a madman!2. Looks great! The gold embellishment on the edges also adds a luxurious touch.3. The keys are relatively quiet. I love the scissor wrench technology.4. Setting up a Bluetooth connection is very easy, and it's also very…

my title is an ancient chinese blessing/curse which can refer to any purchase of this keyboard if you want to call it keyboard. I named mine (CENSORSHIP)! First I wrote a review and gave it three stars. I must have been delirious with a fever or something because a few days later I got that piece of shit back. Cappuccino, etc., here's a straight answer, a panacea for all questions: This is a $40 wireless multicolor backlit keyboard for a reason. He doesn't bother with spirit protection…