aLLreLi K9500U LED Backlit Gaming Keyboard Black (UK Layout)

great keyboard for the price and is a very sturdy and and has a good feel to it

It came fast, it looks nice and the lighting is god for a keyboard at that price range. The keys are soft and easy to press. My biggest and only issue is that the spacebar is not responsive - you need to press in exactly in the middle part so that it will work. Pressing on the sides does not activate the button which is a problem when you are gaming and typing. If that was not an issue I would give it 5 stars.Edit: They have great customer support, which helped me to resolve the issue.

This keyboard is a fantastic purchase especially at only £20. It is very striking in appearance and the back light for the keys is very appealing.I have been looking for a new keyboard for quite some time now, my first choice was to purchase a Corsair Gaming Keyboard purely for the Cherry Gaming Keys, however I have found that the resistance of this keyboard for the individual keys is sufficient enough for me. I play World of Warcraft a lot, and this keyboard is definitely standing up to the constant pressure of being used near enough permanently.The design of this keyboard is what drew me to purchase it though, I saw its slick and streamline shape and the colours from the stripes that are added look fantastic, there are only two things that I would change about the look of this keyboard, both of these things being minor, however I thought would be relevant to add; Firstly I think that it would look even better if the writing on the keys had a red light instead of just being printed on, and also the Customization keys down the side could have done with having a back light of their own.On to Functionality, I personally think that this keyboard performs very well for its price, however with mine, (not sure if it is a problem with all of these keyboards) but I sometimes get some sticking with the keys and they do not register me pressing them sometimes... In other words, to make sure that the key press has registered I have to exert a lot more force onto the key. This can be a problem as I touch type, so I can be half way through a sentence and realize I have missed a letter or a capital letter out. Again this isn't that much of a problem as it's relatively easy to solve as you just add your letter in. However this has proved slightly annoying in occasion whilst playing World of Warcraft due to my key binds sometimes not registering on a key press... The affected keys appear to only be on the one side and are as follows; Caps-Lock, Q, W, Shift, and Ctrl although the main problems here are the shift key and the Q/W keys as these are standard keys used all the time...For the money this keyboard is excellent, and I certainly don't regret buying this keyboard. I love the overall aesthetic of the design and the functionality is pretty good considering the price, you get a CD/DVD with the drivers and instructions included, although for me this device seemed to work as a plug and play device.

Good quality nice click and appears it will be long lasting.

been using this for about a week now and i think it is all around a good keyboard for the price but here are a few things that bother mei thought you could change the colour but unfortunately you can only have red. Its really weird that in my blue setup i have a red glowing keyboard but ow well ;Di think the keyboard would be a lot better if you could choose colours.the second thing is that the back of the key caps light up red not the letters and numbers on the keys. I personally find this disappointing and think that its wierd because if your gaming at night with no lights you cant see what your typing and what key it is, you can only see the backlight glowing red.i think it would also be good if this had some sort of Braded cable but thats not really a problem i just think it would look nice.overall i think the programmable keys are nice and that the keyboard is ascetically pleasing and nicely designed. the keys feel responsive and good to type on and if you have a red setup and you are in need of a gaming keyboard this is a really good one to pick up.honestly im just really but hurt that i cant change the back-light blue and again it looks really wierd when everything els is blue but besides that i think this is a good low cost keyboard.Enjoy

I bought this Keyboard to match my Black and Red setup, when it arrived I was impressed by the packaging it was all neat and tidy so I plugged it in. I instantly noticed when testing different keys the CAPS lock and Scroll Lock light never came on so I was always unsure if it was on or not, so I thought not to worry I'll keep it a little longer. I then found out a week later that certain NUM Pad keys needed me to press it down with force rather than just tap it like the other keys. I now I have finally had enough of this keyboard as it now decides to cut out mid game and then reconnect itself.Overall Incredible disappointing as it was visually attractive however the performance is not there.

The letters on thr keys are not back light- can not be seen in the dark. Not wirelsss either.. There are better real backlit wireless keyboards out there.

Switched to this one after my ergonomic split keyboard which was supposed to be light touch turned out not to be ~ this one is perfect ~ I am a transcription typist and my fingers fly across the keys as it is very light touch ~ wish I'd have chosen this one before buying the split one! :) highly recommended for gamers and typists :)

The keys are really spongy, and feel great to type on. I don't think it is mechanical, as there is no clicking, however the movement is nice,therapeudic compared to cheap pads and laptops.The Good: Great action. Feels nice to type on. The keys have a nice feel to them. I enjoy using this keyboard. Doesn't feel "cheap" at all. This feels like it will last. I like the glowey backlight.The Medium: I haven't tried to use the macro buttons. you have to hold the function key to adjust volume.The Bad: The left shift key is small. It is the same size as control.There are a couple mis labeled keys. @, #. $. " are all mislabeled. Also, this isn't uber fast. I will hold at the same time.. as, then asd, then asdf for ~ 2 seconds... asssssssssssss....asdddddddddddddddddddddd..asdfffffffffffffff.... so there isn't much multifunctionality, not sure if that is a big nono. doesn't bother me.Summary: This keyboard is awesome. I love it. Very much worth it for the price.

For the price it is a great product. It lights up fairly well too and you can control the brightness. The product itself will feel slightly cheap but then again at this price you cannot go wrong.

It worked fine for a while and then the keys started getting stuck when I pushed them down (mainly the spacebar) also shift key is no longer working at all. I took very good care of it and never spilled anything on it or put any food around it

Bought this item for 15$ and is great for the price you pay, it has 3 led display setting and is overall a decent keyboard.

The keyboard is overall OK. The lights are nice, and it feels solid with good feedback, but WHY is the left shift key so tiny?Considering this is a gaming keyboard, and the left shift key is often used as a sprint/crouch/lean key, you would expect to be at least normal size. I find myself hitting the "\" key instead and getting frustratedThe maker should consider a redesign and make the left shift key larger