60% Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Clicky Blue Switch RGB Backlit | Pauroty Triple Mode 2.4G/USB-C/Bluetooth Gaming Keyboard, 61 Keys Rechargeable Mini Keyboard for iPad Mac PC Xbox

Just received mine today. As a Razer Ornata v2 user switching to a 60% keyboard with blue-switches I would say that this keyboard is a great buy for the $30 price👍🏾.I wanted a cheap/budget and good 60 % bt and 2.4 ghz wireless and wired keyboard and this checked all the marks. It comes with a dongle, cable and user manual. Because of the price of this product I am very pleased. Thank God I was one of the first people to get this before it gets popular on amazon lol. The quality is great and its not just like one of those cheap Chinese keyboards with rough english, no, this keyboard showed a good amount of quality. The 3 buttons and light indicators on the left are great and make the process much easier. Didn't even expect it to have a *dongle holder* and even *stands* at the bottom! Tried it wireless with my ps4, hopped on some fortnite and it worked splendid. However, I faced some latency problems so I just switched to wired to avoid that. I would also reccomend the same if you want to game seriously with this keyboard but if not, using the dongle to game causually is not bad too. *THE ONE ONLY CON I FOUND FOR THIS KEYBOARD* Is that in the wireless mode of the 2 4ghz dongle seems to have a ghosting issue as I press certian keys at once as a fortnite gamer. Besides that the WIRED MODE works great and the Bluetooth should work fine - didn't try gaming with the Bluetooth though just used it with my Samsung phone. The floating keycap design is great and the rgb modes are not too bad. Haven't tried the custom mode yet though. The brightness isn't too high though but I also added g.skill keycaps to make them shine more and look cooler. Godbless, I hope this review helped.

I needed a small keyboard for a tempermental server that refused to work with a kvm. I found this and did not have super high hopes but was pleasantly surprised that it worked exceptionally well and the battery last way longer than I could have hoped for. I only use this server when I need extreme rendering power (8k prores raw files) so the keyboard can remain untouched for days and it springs back to life with the first touch and connects wirelessly, every time! I have charged this guy once since buying it and it just keeps going. Now I am not over here typing out essays but running DaVinci Resolve so your mileage will vary but for me this could not be better for my use case. I am still not sold on the 60% and would not use it as a daily driver but I can not deny that I can slide this to the side on my desk and it takes up so little space I am willing to live with the formfactor. I also want to go on record that I am on my third VERY expensive keyboard rma from a major manufacturer that still cant get a working product into my hands for four times the cost of this. So when this got it right on the first try it was extremely refreshing.

Overall, this keyboard works great and does everything I need it to do: The mechanical keys work great, sound great, and don't get accidentally depressed when I relax my wrists or fingers (ie they can support the weight of my hands and fingers enough that I don't worry about carpal tunnel syndrome from constantly keeping my wrist muscles engaged). The Bluetooth switch makes it very easy and smooth to switch between using my personal computer and my work machine. The battery life is pretty good. It lasts almost the whole week when I'm using it all day at work (I'm a software engineer) and before/after work. It usually craps out in the second half of the day on Friday to give you an idea of how long it lasts. It's very compact and has almost exactly the same footprint as the Apple Magic Keyboard that I replaced with this one. It does have fewer keys than the Apple one of the same size but it hasn't been an issue for me so far. I only have a couple of very minor complaints. The labels on the keys that aren't painted on (all the letters, numbers etc are translucent so that the backlight shines through) are very difficult to see when the backlight isn't on (I have the black model). That means that you have to keep the backlight on if you occasionally need to visually look for a key. The battery would probably last longer if I didn't need to use the backlight. The only other complaint is that it says that it comes with a USB-C cable which is somewhat misleading. The cable that comes with the keyboard is USB-C on the end that plugs into the keyboard itself, but it's standard USB on the other end (plugs into the computer) which means that I needed an adapter to plug it into my MacBook. The colors of the backlights are neat but pointless. Maybe I'd like it if I were just a kid who uses it for gaming but since most of my time is spent using it professionally, I don't have any need to have the colors constantly changing or blinking. Additionally, as I said above, it can be hard to see which key is which when the light isn't on so having the backlights flashing all the time is even more pointless. Overall, this is a great keyboard that does the job. I'm very happy that I didn't have to spend >$100 on a mechanical keyboard just so that I could relax my wrists without accidentally pushing all the keys down ( a problem I encountered with my fancy Apple Magic Keyboard).

I love my new keyboard! The version I got was a “clicky” kind. It sounds awesome! It also has a variety of light patterns on the keys. The colors are beautiful and vibrant and adjustable. It does come with a small instruction booklet and a usb cable. I highly recommend this keyboard!

Heck yeah! This keyboard is going to take a bit of getting used to, though. For starters, it feels shorter than what I’m used to even with only using the main keyboard of my laptop. Technically that’s to be expected somewhat because if you think about it, this is a pretty streamlined device, compared to other mechanical-feeling keyboards (Yeah, I have one of those, too). Also, there are no designated arrow keys, which is definitely bound to be frustrating at times to constantly engage the mouse. Instead, or more accurately, is that I will have to press the FN1 key in order to use that function. The same goes for the Delete and Insert keys, which I also use regularly during editing. But my initial reaction to this keyboard is that it feels pretty good. The tactile ‘bounce back’ of the keys is wonderful under my finger tips, as well as the clickety clack clack CLACK!! YES! As someone who can easily spend 10-12 hours at my desk typing, this is just what this writer needs to feel productive on the days when the story doesn’t necessarily feel like it’s moving fast enough. All in all, I am happy with this purchase so far, and would recommend the product.

*As of April 7th, 2022 I was looking for a an extremely portable, cheap, and wireless keyboard to use with my Steam Deck to keep it portable. With this keyboard I got more than expected. For LESS than $30 (got his on a lightning deal for $5 less, but I'd still get this at full price at $29.99), you get wireless USB dongle connectivity, 2 modes of bluetooth connectivity, RGB lighting with an array of modes, and USB-C charging. Not to mention for brushed plastic the build feels fantastic. Other Pros: - Very light weight. - USB dongle storage underneath. - Bezel is fairly tight around the edges--looks great for the minimalistic aesthetic. - The width of the keyboard pretty much matches the exact width of the Steam Deck. - Batter Life is great especially without the RGB on. Other details: - One level of feet riser. - USB-C charging is on left side of keyboard Possibly the best deal in keyboard peripherals on Amazon right now.

What I like: Love the size, first time using a 60% sized keyboard. The blue switches feel really satisfying and what I expect from a blue switch. Tried out all 3 inputs and they worked great, I've been mostly using bluetooth without any issues. What I don't like: RBG lighting is pretty dim during the day. Sometimes I don't even realize the lights are on. Also the lights only stay on 1 minute while idle. In darker conditions the letters are really hard to see when the lights are off. This even happens if it's plugged in. And I can't find anyway to disable it (this is my deal breaker). Not crazy about the branding logo on the spacebar. If the lack of lighting doesn't turn you off and you mostly use this in well lit conditions, I think it's a great keyboard at a great price.

If you like a compact, wireless, very clicky keyboard, then this is for you! I have no interest in "creamy" or keyboards with tons of padding. I know there are others out there who want a sound similar to a typewriter of old! This is it, and for $35 at the time of purchase, this value is amazing, especially with a 2.4 dongle, TWO bluetooth channels, and RGB options. It works great with my Mac and with any other items that I own. The only upgrade that I would suggest to the company is to make these hot swappable. Otherwise, if you're looking for clicky switches and a reliable wireless (or wired) keyboard, this is a great deal!

Parfait la qualité,le bruit tout!

I would easily pay 100$ for this Super nice clicky great rgb wireless 2.4 and Bluetooth no interference with other wireless stuff. No delay which was My worry, actually sit at a table across the room from a tv hooked up to the pc and game with no lag at all. Battery hasn’t died in a few weeks I have not charged it yet. I did set the rgb to single key though so does not use as much power I’m sure

Love the keyboard. You got Options for Bluetooth or using the usb wireless transmitter. Bought this for my steam deck when docked. Connected no problem on steam OS and windows. Wanted something portable and small but didn’t want to bust the bank for a 200 dollar gaming keyboard. Only feature I wish it had was a function lock button. So i could use use the F keys or arrows without having to hold the fn key. When gaming my other hand would be on the mouse. Minor issue.

works amazingly

I worked well, but after a month it started making a buzzing sound whenever you typed and would just gve out every 20 minutes in terms of connection for like a minute. You get what you pay for... poor quality