Delux T9 46-Key Singlehanded Wired Gaming Keyboard Professional Ergonomic Gameboard

On my 3rd day of use and I am loving this little guy! When it came to pc gaming I usually remap as much as I can to the Numpad (and surrounding keys). This worked great for Diablo III and Path of Exile but would come up very lacking with other games (especially FPS games) and sometimes just wouldn't even work because the Numpad was set as used keys for a game. I tried sliding the keyboard over or using the right side of the regular keys, but it just didn't feel right, and I couldn't get used to the feel.I am only starting my 3rd of use, but being laid-off I've put these days to good use and I am extremely happy with it so far. So if anything changes after prolong use that has to with the endurance and quality of the product I will add an EDIT to this review and alter it accordingly.Guess next I'll do one of those pro/con list things to make this look all official and stuff! ;-)PROS:1. Feels very well made, solid and sturdy!2. Able to angle it inwards to more ergonomically fit the natural lay of my arm and hand.3. Key presses feel good, Not loose and sloppy and not too hard, as goldilocks would say...just right!4. Key presses also not extremely loud, there is a more muted tapping sound so not completely silent.5. While I'm a left-handed mouse user I solely use this with my right hand, it is designed so as to work with either hand.CONS:1. Not backlit! while the main info at the top doesn't say it is (so I didn't lower my rating for this), in the product description that's lower down on the page it does still say: "LED Backlit Gaming Keyboard, third gear brightness adjustment, filling the cool charm of the game peripherals." Plus I read reviews and seen answered questions about it, but noticed those particular ones are 2-3 years old. So with that said I didn't have expectations of it being backlit but wish it was. So manufacturer if you read this and still make a backlit one and have any lying around (since it technically is still in a description) can you send me one? lol2. Not really a con here, just an observation but it fits this list better I guess hehe. Muscle memory, as with any new equipment it will take some getting used to, but once your muscle memory kicks in you'll be cruising with this bad boy!3. Did I mention it's not backlit?And lastly, one suggestion for the manufacturer if you read this. I would love if it had another location for the ESC key, it's one I use frequently while using in-game menus and it is a tad awkward reaching over with my finger to find it on the side. The area right outside the "space" buttons would be perfect for it then we could just tap it with the tip of our thumb! Oh and where it says Delux, change that to an enter key, don't raise it though, keep it the same level but just make it an enter button. That's very annoying being a Numpad gamer to not have a conveniently located enter key now. Oh, and if you take these awesome suggestions can I get a free unit with the new highly needed upgrades for helping you out? lmao!

The Delux T9 46-Key Singlehanded Wired Gaming Keyboard is an exceptional piece of equipment for any gaming enthusiast. Its ergonomic design is particularly noteworthy, ensuring comfort during extended gaming sessions. The keyboard is tailored for one-handed operation, making it a space-saver on your desk and allowing for more efficient and intuitive gameplay. The 46 keys are more than sufficient for most games, providing a range of options without overwhelming the user.The build quality of the Delux T9 is robust, giving it a durable feel that suggests it will withstand the rigors of intense gaming. The responsiveness of the keys is excellent, with each press registering accurately and quickly, which is crucial for competitive gaming where every millisecond counts. Additionally, the wired connection eliminates any latency issues that might be encountered with wireless alternatives, ensuring a seamless gaming experience.Another significant advantage of this keyboard is its customization options. The ability to reprogram keys and create macros can give gamers a competitive edge, allowing for quicker reactions and more complex in-game actions with a single key press.In summary, the Delux T9 46-Key Singlehanded Wired Gaming Keyboard is a well-designed, durable, and highly functional device that meets the needs of gamers seeking efficiency, comfort, and performance in their gaming setup.

I bought this to pair with a multi-button mouse for MMORPG games, and chose it mostly because there is no offset between the keys from row to row (in other words, the W key isn't halfway between the A and S keys in the row above it). First, the high points: This is an attractive piece, it sits solid on a desk and doesn't slide around, and the backlighting -- while dim -- is a nice feature. But mine arrived with two keys (the left space bar/trapezoidal button, and the button for the >/. key) failing to fire about 3 times out of 10. That's a grossly unacceptable failure rate for a gaming piece. Fortunately enough, as a right-handed player, this sits at my left hand, and the left space bar isn't reachable anyway. That left me only with one non-functioning button that I have to work around. Other than that, this is a simple device with a simple function, and it executes the plan very well. I was especially impressed with the ergonomics and comfort of this piece. There's a pitch to the keys that allows you to put this device on a desk higher up than a keyboard would sit, and it takes a lot of strain off the wrist when used in such a way. One final note: While the design would suggest this is an ambidextrous device, the SHIFT, CTRL and ALT modifier keys are present only on the left side of the unit, so it would take some remapping before it could be used by a left-hander. Overall, I'd probably buy it again despite its flaws, but others might not be so understanding.

Works OK, but as there are numbers missing, there are times in gaming where I need to reach back and grab my wireless key board to hit numbers 7 through 0. Also, though it has 2 levels of lit keyboard, neither is very bright and don't work well in the dark. I need to keep a light on so I can see where my fingers are after shifting up and down on the keyboard. Could use some type of touch mark on the red keys so you can find the center without looking.As always, they make better ones, but I opted for a lower cost unit. It's worth about what I paid for it.