I really like this keyboard except that you can't see the keys unless you're looking directly straight out them. When you trying look from an angle any angle at all it's impossible to see what you're typing otherwise it's really nice

A great keyboard for the price. I'm not using it for gaming but chose this because of the price and backlite. I takes a little getting use to the action of the keys for regular typing.

Got this at a steal at $14... I really can't complain for that cost -- it works as it should, though coming from various mechanical keyboards this membrane mechanism definitely feels a bit mushy to me. But again, if you are looking for a cheap, affordable RGB keyboard it's hard to beat this. The reason why I am giving it 4 stars and not 5 is more related to lack of software and the font used on the caps (I really don't like this 'gamer' font).

Arrived DOA. Would like a working one however since keyboard lighting is good and depth of key travel would quell my typos.

Delighted to get this high end gamer keyboard at standard keyboard price. Flawless keyboard action, the light controls are confusing and the font makes the keys hard to read without bright lights, great for gaming and garages or shops where you need a durable keyboard, but hunt and peck typists get frustrated by it.

?it works. it lights up. it is all good. ?

Good key feel accurate typing
goofy lichting that someone must like.

My only problem with this keyboard is the keys are to small and they are way to tall. My big fingers constantly hit more than one key.

I love the feel of this keyboard. Not quite mechanical, but great. Especially for the price.

The key strokes aren't quite as nice as my non-RGB logitech, and the overall comfort and feel aren't quite as nice either, but it's a solid overall buy especially at $25.

My only real complaints are rather small, maybe this feedback can help MP make a better keyboard in the future:

the backlight toggle button is just about 1-2 mm higher than the surrounding "Fn" and "CTRL" keys, making it something I constantly accidentally hit with the side of my hand or misclick when trying to hit the other two keys. Very weird choice to do this!

The backlighting itself is pretty weak even at full brightness. The diffusers behind each key are not quite designed properly, and they barely illuminate the top two rows of the keyboard. An easy solution would be to make the diffusers a less transparent white with texture so that the keys can be easily seen without the backlighting on (they are completely clear diffusers that make the keys completely blank when they backlighting is off).

It's pretty chunky. The base of the keyboard is about twice the height of my lightech or my razr (which has RGB lighting but absolutely horrible layout and keys).

There is little/no documentation for this. It has a "gaming mode" but there's 0 mention anywhere of what, if anything, it actually does.

The color customization is pretty weak. It says "per key" but that's not exactly true as it doesn't let you customize "per key" but just by sections. Some of the preset effects go "per key" if that's what they mean, but it's not per key programmable.

Not a huge fan of the key stroke or the amount of noise it makes. Much louder than any other keyboard I own. Reminds me of keyboards from the late 80's and early 90's. Slowed my WPM by a few compared to shorter stroke keys.

Overall though, for $25, very solid. Those are my only complaints and they are very minor in the scheme of life. Just some things that could be improved upon, but I absolutely would recommend this to others or buy it again at this price.