TECKNET RGB Gaming Keyboard UK Layout, USB Wired Computer Keyboard with 15-Zone RGB Illumination, All-Metal Panel, 25 Anti-ghosting Keys, 105 Keys, IP32 Water & Dust Resistant, 90% Quiet Keyboards

I don't ordinarily write reviews, but this time I am because this is just a fantastic keyboard. The value for money this represents is insane. The keyboard itself has a nice weighted feel to it, with a solid metal base that has a great premium feel. The keys have a nice tactile tecture, and are whisper quiet. Having come from a full mechanical keyboard, I was unsure about how I would get on with these, but the keystrokes are smoothe and responsive, and gaming on them is a joy. The RGB is solid, with multiple options available. I don't know if there is any software you can use to synch it with my other RGB components, because to be honest I haven't tried, there was no need. It was easy enough to find one that matched my existing colour scheme. Overall, a great product that I heartily recommend.

Been looking for a keyboard with rgb for a while. Read many reviews and had been put off by so many different ones. Read good about this one. Once it came was impressed. Plug in pc saw it straight away and it litup. Good functuon is you can turn leds on off and change colours easily. Best part the keys are a decent positive clunk with good finger feedback. Definately recommend because of quality and the price

An excellent keyboard, though my first impressions were mixed. This was largely due to the fact that the one I bought was faulty, having a weird little intermittent habit of suddenly splurging twenty or thirty of a single character into a sentence whilst typing - or occasionally whilst I'd paused typing, even more mysteriously. I contacted Tecknet's support however, who were very efficient and rapidly had a replacement sent out. This replacement worked fine. The keyboard seems very robust and remains firmly in place on the desk without sliding about. The lighting is good, with a variety of modes to suit different tastes. Easy plug and play installation and it works fine on both Windows XP and Windows 10 systems. The keys are pretty good in terms of their quietness; the sound not at all obtrusive. Only the spacebar makes a really noticeable click. Altogether, very happy with it and the company's support can't be faulted.

This is a lovely keyboard, with smooth key actions, a sturdy body with built in wrist rest. Lovely under key lighting and great functionality. I am a heave user of keyboards needing a new one around every 6 months of the cheaper variety. Everything about this keyboard suggests to me that this one is built to last. I just plugged it in and this review is my first use of it. Unlike my old keyboard, this one produces capital letters when I want it to and it makes typing much more productive, and I am spending less time correcting what I type. Tecknet have produced a winner here for me. I am delighted with it.

I got this because there seemed to be a dearth of decent non-gaming wired keyboards. I don't really care for the gaming aesthetic, but most of the non-gaming keyboards were either wireless, which I didn't want, or cheap and nasty budget options. I wanted something wired and with decent build quality, but that doesn't break the bank. The build quality seems good. It feels very solid and the buttons have good haptic feedback, but are quiet with it. It's comfortable to use. I do a lot of typing and some light gaming. I can use it for several hours with no issues. The layout is just a standard UK keyboard layout with no silly gimmicks. The integrated wrist rest is completely pointless. Fortunately, it doesn't get in the way and I'm able to use my memory foam wrist rest without any problems. I don't bother using the backlight. It automatically switches on when my computer turns on, but it's quick and easy to turn off. One thing that I will say in favour of the backlight is that it doesn't require the installation of software to control it. Too many gaming keyboards require this, and it often causes issues. Instead, the backlight is controlled by several FN key combos that are elucidated in the manual. This is a much better way of doing things. It just shows up on my system as a standard USB keyboard without any additional drivers needed, so it works seamlessly with Linux. If you're looking for an affordable, good quality wired keyboard for gaming and non-gaming uses, I thoroughly recommend this.