BAKTH 7 Colors LED Backlit Gaming Keyboard, Mechanical Feeling and Waterproof, Illuminated USB Wired Keyboard for Pro PC Gamer or Office

I had a Bakth keyboard for years, but after coffee spilled I decided to replace it instead of clean it/dry it out since the keys on it were worn. On my search for a new lighted keyboard I chose a cheaper one, but the lights ended up being dull and kind of hard for me to see, so I searched again and saw this one. Seeing a drain hole was a bonus to it I thought (hopefully won't ever have to utilize it, but mistakes happen). The keys don't stick at all, changing the color to one I like is easy and it's very well lit so I don't struggle to see anything. I do know where the letters are and can type without looking, but when it comes to adding numbers/characters I look to double check what I'm pressing. I really like it's a full keyboard, but I'm not a gamer so I can't really comment on the gaming functionality of it. I'm just a fan of lit keyboards and I think this one was worth the money so far.

In the spirit of discovery and playful ingenuity, the BAKTH 7 Colors LED Backlit Gaming Keyboard is nothing short of delightful. Each key glows with vibrant, shifting light, transforming the mundane act of typing into an adventure, as if the fingers themselves were navigating the decks of a nimble sailboat under a starlit sky. The tactile feedback is responsive and reassuring, allowing for swift, precise action whether in the heat of gaming or the quiet pursuit of words on a screen. Installation is straightforward, and the multiple lighting modes provide both aesthetic charm and practical visibility in dim surroundings. The keyboard is robust, built to endure the enthusiastic taps and rapid movements that accompany both work and play. Five stars for a device that marries functionality with imagination, bringing the joy of exploration to the desktop and reminding us that even the simplest tools can hold a world of wonder.

Great inexpensive keyboard and does what it needs to. Not my cup of tea when typing or hitting keys. They're very stiff keys and low profile. My kids (8 and 13) on the other hand love em but they don't know how smooth cherry mx reds feel... So for them these keyboards are great and they light up to match their computers. I got both my kids these keyboards and so far so good. The lighting is brite enough during the day and great a night. The lettering isn't that clear as stated in some other reviews but you can make out which key is which. All the other keyboards we looked at online were rainbow rgb and the kids wanted solid colors. This keyboard doesn't do any fancy lighting shows but it does color match their set ups and that's all they need. Overall if a friend needed an inexpensive quick keyboard with some style points. I'd recommend this until they could save for a proper keyboard.

The Enter Key is larger - its not the typical size of the <shift> key as in most keyboards. The F and J keys have a easily felt raised plastic dashes on them unlike most other keyboards that seem to have a barely noticeable tiny dot on these keys so one can feel the correct positioning of the hands. The Keyboard is very slightly U shaped meaning the keys in the center of the keyboard are a tiny bit lower than the top and bottom keys this seems to help with something - I'm thinking this is a unique feature but may currently be the norm in all keyboards. The Cord in my opinion should be longer - it is 4 feet 4 inches in length as my full size case sits a tad to the right of me its somewhat of a tight fit. However, most any cord nowadays on any appliance is to short compared to what they used to be. Overall - The lighting has 3 settings this is nice as it affords the user options - there is no rainbow effect common with many other lighted keyboards to where there are multi colors to distract the eyes its simply one color at a time - The keyboard can also be turned completely off. The LED key to press as mentioned in the one page manual is located next to the right <CNTRL> key this location of it is NOT mentioned in the manual - there is a "light" icon on the key. The manual reads "Do not allow the product to come into contact with water or any other liquid. This may result in fire or electrical shock." So the manual says this even though it shows a picture of it drenched in water. When gaming the screen usually is dark so the keys show up fine - when using something such as Microsoft Word and the screen is basically bright white because your typing on a white page the function keys seem to be quite dim. I can enjoy gaming now by only having on my 25 watt bulb that bounces light off the ceiling which gives me zero glare and then I can now easily see the keys due to the lighted keyboard whereas in the past it was often difficult. The brightness level is changed simply by pressing the FN key and then the page up or page down key. Again, the colors are changed by pressing the LED key continually the one with the "light" icon on it. Installation - the manual explains it but you simply turn your pc completely off - unplug old keyboard put this one in the USB then start computer it auto recognizes it and goes to Windows Update to do something then it works fine. It has the two tabs in the back to raise it up but these seem to not do much at all but it feels fine the tilt or height or whatever. Overall measurements 9 inches in width - 19 inches in length.

This keyboard rocks! Very right back lighting compared to the barely visible colors of previous inferior keyboards. My Logitech mechanical gaming keyboard stopped working a couple of years ago. Since then Iv'e been trying to find a replacement but not pay the well over $100 that the original cost. This is by far the best one, and at a lot less. Very mechanical feeling to the keys, not cheap and flimsy like others. The dedicated color button makes it easy and fast to change colors or turn them off completely. Excellent buy.

Well lite, LED coverage is decent, colors are great! It's all plastic, which is not a negative, as the overall construction feels solid. And yes, it "feels" like a mechanical keyboard, but it is not. The keys are raise, like a mechanical keyboard, but the keyboard itself is fairly quite: you do get a slight "click" when typing, but nothing like a full mechanical keyboard. I thought this could be a deal breaker, since I really do not like membrane based keyboards, except on tablets and laptops, but I like the performance and overall feel of this keyboard. I replaced a well made, metal mechanical keyboard that finally failed after a lot of use. That keyboard was heavy, clearly was mechanical, meaning there was a distinct "click, click" when you hit the keys. Loved it! So for me to find this keyboard satisfactory, in my opinion, speaks volumes about the overall perception of quality and performance. I've read the negative reviews about this keyboard, but I haven't had it long enough to address others concerns regarding them. So if you are considering buying this keyboard, go for it: If it doesn't meet your expectations, return it. But I suggest you give it a try before writing it off.... And if you are worried about the keys fading from use, apply a coat of furniture polish to your keyboard periodically. I found this helpful in caring for a keyboard. Final note: at the top of the keyboard are three (3) LED's: there is a 3 inch line on the left and the right of the keyboard, with the keyboard logo lite in the center. The left line LED fades as it progresses to the right, so there appears to be an issue with it. I surmise that if I had bought this keyboard only for how it look, that could be an issue. In this case it is not. Now, should I encounter issues with keyboard, I will definitely update my review listing those issues. Happy shopping!!!!

I have had this keyboard for ALMOST two years now since when i originally got it in july of 2021. And it only just recently died on me after I washed it in between the keys. - which makes me sad since it's 'supposedly' waterproof. But considering it's on sale right now, i may end up replacing it with a new one. It's been one of my favorite keyboards to use, it's comfortable underneath the hand, it's easy to type with (i type so much faster with it than i do a regular one), and the led lights underneath make it super convenient if you have to use the computer in the dark. I would HIGHLY recommend it.

The question is not if the keyboard works at all. The RGB works just as advertised, the keys all work, and it came in perfect condition. The Issue I have, and I think many people will have with this keyboard is that the keys are so small that I make mistakes more than I ever have before on a keyboard. The switches don't feel great either, but I would be able to get past that if the keys were normal size. It is a 100% keyboard, but it's been shrunk down so small that unless you have very small hands you probably won't like this keyboard. I believe for a child this would be a great keyboard for them that looks great. But if you're an adult looking to buy this you might want to find something else.