Gaming Keyboard, WisFox USB Wired Computer Keyboard with Phone Holder, RGB Rainbow Backlit Keyboard for PC, PS4, Laptop, Linux, Windows, Chrome OS, Mac

I will start by saying this is a great all-round keyboard for the price. A simple USB plug n' play with the options to turn the colours on, off, or "breathing" (the lights dim and brighten every ~3 seconds or so), as well as changing the brightness. There is no option to choose what colours are displayed as this is usually something involved with more expensive keyboards; there is just the standard rainbow spectrum.The keyboard itself functions very well. The keys are very easily removed and put back on if desired (I imagine for cleaning purposes). This is not a mechanical keyboard - the keys rely on a rubbery membrane to move and pop back up. Whilst this does not pose any issues, I find the keys are a little bit stiffer than I am used to as I have only used mechanical keyboards before this. Therefore, it has taken me a short while to get used to this keyboard and I feel I have to touch the keys a little bit harder to get a response. This is more personal preference than a problem, but because of this I will rate the "gaming" aspect 4 stars out of 5.This keyboard does not have feet underneath to raise the angle. I would have preferred to have the option to alter the angle of the keyboard due to the position I sit in, but again, personal preference. There are rubber pads underneath the keyboard which prevent it from slipping on the desk - this is a good feature.Bottom line: I would recommend this keyboard and would consider buying another. Better for general office use rather than gaming, but definitely usable for basic beginner gaming.

After building a new gaming system I wanted a keyboard that matched. This one wad cheap and cheerful, feels great to use, key presses are picked up instantly and the feedback from the keys is amazing

This keyboard looks great, once out of the cardboard packaging. They should invest a bit on packaging, but perhaps that money went into the quality control of the product.This keyboard seems very well built at this price point, although you do have to press each key further than it should be necessary. Mind you, when typing it does have some mechanical feel, just not a true feel (Imagine using the breaks on a regular car, and the breaks on a hybrid) it feels a bit rubbery and clunky at times.For people with big hand strong fingers it feels ok, but someone who is used to the precision of a mechanical keyboard will often miss a few keys while typing moderately fast. It makes you have to click harder on the keys, which in turn uses more energy (making essays and long writing tire your hands sooner), and more importantly slows down your word per minute input.It is a full keyboard with the numpad, yet no extra keys for game shortcuts, it does make the keyboard smaller, sleek and slim. It does have some metal bits sticking out, in the middle you can fit your mobile or a calculator, not sure what the other ridges are for. Could poke a stick through them, but I’m not sure they are much use. Safe for the rainbow lights, the design is minimalistic and modern, you have all the media and windows (OS?) shortcut buttons you may need through the FN button.It is made of some sort of metal so it should prove durable especially if you use it for gaming. The rainbow lighting is a bit flashy, but I do like it and it can be turned off, so it is a plus.Final Verdict: If you are going to use it for games, it is a bargain, and you should just go ahead and buy it! If you want to use to type essays or for work, add it to your wish list and look into some alternatives, but at this price you should consider buying it.

It's very good value for money, it has a lovely phone holder on top. It has very soft touch buttons that are almost silent, which makes the gaming experience better. The keys glow up and you can change how fast the colours flickers or you can turn the lights off completely. It comes with short cut buttons on top e.g Music, Email, Google, Calculator. It has a metal frame which makes the keyboard very durable. It is easy to use you simple plug in and go it comes with a little instruction book to help with all the different features this keyboard comes with. The product is cheap for the quality it is and it just worth the money. Brilliant purchase would definitely recommend.

I wanted to elevate my laptop so that the screen would be closer to head height to help alleviate neck/shoulder pain from bowed head.So, along with my keyboard riser, I needed a new keyboard as the angle is pretty steep and my keyboard is now not accessible. I decided I should go for a keyboard which is backlit as I often am working on my computer as it gets dark.The WisFox is perfect !The backlit keyboard is and makes the keyboard very legible in poor light.The keys function very similar to my Lenovo keys and I started typing on this as if I'd had it for a long time. Very comfortable and super easy to type with.Add to this the phone holder and just the wow factor of three colours – green, red and blue and it's a heck of a deal ! I had read several reviews saying that the lettering had worn off after a short period of time, so I set about covering the keycaps with cellotape (Scotch Tape) I will update this review to inform how well this worked. At present, I started of with just Athe keys “qwertyui”I will also give a few tips on how I did this. Cellotape is not at all easy to cut into small rectangles.UPDATE 4 August 2020 I would now definitely NOT recommend using cellotape to protect keycaps. It's just so absolutely tedious and not at all easy to make even a decent job. I do, however, recommend using clear nail varnish. The whole keyboard can be done in 20 minutes.I hesitated using nail varnish as I knew I might not be able to send the keyboard back in the event of any problems. But, since the cellotape is no longer an option, I chose to use the nail varnish. The thing is, there's no reason to paint the whole keycap unless you really want to. Just paint the letter or number and that will suffice. You can only really see the varnish if you're actually looking for it. It honestly doesn't stand out at all.