DELUX KM12 Programmable Wired Mechanical Keyboard with Numpad - RGB Backlit, Anti-Ghosting, 87 Keys for Gaming & Office Use (Black) - Perfect for Esports, Typing & Productivity Work

Not much to like about this keyboard. I bought it in my search to replace my logitech k800 which is an illuminated keyboard (wireless). I used the k800 for many years but the last one I had went wonkers after less than 6 months (keys did not type letters/numbers written on them). Support was useless so off I went to find a replacement, forget logitech. This Deluxe wireless illuminated ain't it. The 'rainbow' color effect makes keys hard to read at the boundaries between colors. The brightness doesn't adjust high enough to help. The keyboard itself is very small and is difficult for me to type with. It might be better for a younger person (I'm 69) In all fairness this was one of the cheapest (price wise) illuminated keyboards out there so I'm sure the old saw, 'you get what you pay for' comes in to affect here. Be that as it may, I'll have to keep looking.It’s difficult to type on this keyboard due to the excessive use in attempting to quiet it. It’s also too dim to game in the dark if you want to see your keys.It looks really nice but the bluetooth connector lags a lot had to return mine.I was looking for a quiet keyboard for work as I hate listening to the keys click. This definitely does the trick for me. No delay issues at all. I don’t use the backlights but they are pretty.Types very soft , decent backlight, wireless... Only thing I wish I had would've been for it to take batteries. It does notThis "programable" keyboard can only assign 4 macros. Worthless, I have 25. I will be buying my new one from Cherry Keys.The keyboard stops typing midsentence and turns itself off. The light will turn off. It has been a problem from the beginning. It is quiet but useless quiet because it just stops working.The colors of the keyboard are a great feature, but i give this keyboard 3 stars because with all those colors underneath the keys the keys themselves dont light up. A feature i was looking for.