NPET K10V3 Wired Gaming Keyboard and Wrist Rest, RGB 10 Zone Backlit, Spill-Resistant Design, Quiet Silent USB Membrane Keyboard and Wrist Support for Desktop, Computer, PC (Purple)

I hate writing negative reviews and I was really excited to get this keyboard. Alas, when I am typing it doeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees this or gives tremendous space gaps in my typing. It's beyond frustrating. I looked online and found: "Something is wrong with the key matrix; that's not something you can really fix." So I bought another keyboard from someone else. I notice I am the only person here with this complaint. If you buy it, i hope it works better for you than it did for me. :(

Very heavy and sturdy feeling keyboard with mechanical typing feel. The LED lights are impressive and boast three different color settings as well as a mode to cycle through all three... Amazon's picture uploading sucks and doesn't let me choose more than one picture at a time so hopefully I attached the three separate modes with no duplicates.Typing is accurate, responsive and enjoyable.

Very good quality keyboard. Very durable, and sturdy feeling material. The key press feels nice, and the actual keys them self, feel very good. The USB wire is braided, which is always nice. The only reason I am rating four stars though is because of the price, if it was anymore, I would rate three; and this is because of the LEDs.The LEDs give little to no customization, you have 3 lighting settings when using the most basic options. So, the brightness key controls the brightness of the LEDs, and the pulse key controls the rate at which the LEDs pulse. You have three preset LEDs to go through, and that's all you have. The only other customization features, are setting brightness, and you have a pulse option. It doesn't have any software to go along with it, and I haven't been able to find any online. I would rate 3.5 stars if I could. This is just what you get for a 20 dollar keyboard.Overall, It's a GREAT, Keyboard, and you should buy you are looking for a cheap keyboard.

I rarely write really bad reviews but this particular product and seller irks me the wrong way. Let me get this eye brow raising bit out of the way first: Under Amazon's My Account/Your Orders, this particular product out of hundreds of other products I have purchased is missing " Leave Seller Feedback" and " Write a Product Review"...among others. I WONDER WHY?Let's talk about the actual keyboard that I purchased for ~$17.00 on August 25, 2018. The date today is October 13, 2018 and already the ENTER Key and the Left SHIFT Key have failed. Meaning, pressing those keys will NOT preform a desired action, ever. It was a gradual but quick failure ( 2 days). Ohh, It's a pretty looking Keyboard but underneath the skin it's full of nasty surprises.The last time I checked, the entire premise of buying a KEYboard is when you press a KEY, it will preform a action. That is its primary function. Really, other than slight ergonomics and how they (KEYS) 'feel', NOTHING else really matters!In the matter of less than Two Months, 2 of the most essential keys required have already failed!I am not the first or last person to complain about this. Do not buy this product and stay away from this seller. Just my opinion.

This review is for NPET K10 Wired Backlit keyboardShort version - looks cool from a distance. But is miserable to type on and the LEDs lack adjustability. Ok for your 10 year old to beat on.Looks OK, and for under $15 what do you want? Well, I for one would LOVE to be able to change the rainbow brite backlights to one single color. Blue, red, etc, something. I have not discovered a way to do this. The instructions say (and comments on reviews are the same) that FN+Page UP changes LED modes. This did nothing for me, as far as I can tell FN+Page UP = brightness UP, FN+Page DN = brightness down. The "LED" light key (directly above the HOME key turns the LEDs on or off, or through one of 3 rainbow modes. Note, these are STATIC rainbow modes, it doesn't shift or change colors. If you FN+LED or FN+HOME, it enters a "breathing mode" where the lights pulse in and out. THAT IS IT.The printed and online instructions are wrong, or maybe for a different model keyboard.FN+↑ =light up = WRONG, this is actually FN+PG UPFN+↓=light down = WRONG, this is actually FN+PG DNFN+HM=7 constant colors (7 modes) = WRONG, enters breathing modeFN+PD=turn off the light = WRONG, this dims the LED lighting brightnessFN+INS=LED colors cycling = WRONG, this does NOTHINGFN+PU=Customized led lighting = WRONG, this increases the LED lighting brightnessFN+DEL=Running RGB lighting (2 modes) = WRONG, this does NOTHINGFN+END=7 colors/1 colors breathing (8 modes) = WRONG, this does NOTHINGFN+«=LED spreading/breathing speed down = I don't even know what key this refers to. Cursor? If so, does nothing.FN+»=LED spreading/breathing speed up = I don't even know what key this refers to. Cursor? If so, does nothing.LED lighting aside. ... there is no height adjustment at all. Even $10 keyboards come with little legs in the back to heighten or lower the keyboard typing angle. NONE here.These keys... SPRINGY and SPONGY are the best words I can describe them. Not predictably mushy like an OEM HP/DELL/ETC keyboard... but... bouncy? Anyway... not great. Oh, so many many typos I made while typing this. Not enjoyable to type on at all. And the keys are... raised? Tall? I don't know the best description, but they sit a lot higher than you would expect.It sort of looks like a mechanical keyboard, but with zero of the feel.All I wanted was an inexpensive, mediocre, backlit keyboard to use at work in a dark room. Just typing this review.... no way I'm taking this junk to work. So uncomfortable to type on and you're locked into rainbow mode. Not worth my time or effort to return this thing... it will likely wind up in the dumpster or at Goodwill.Is it better or worse than the other sub $20 LED keyboards? Hard to say.

exactly as advertised