Rii RK202 Gaming Keyboard,LED Rainbow Backlit Light up Keyboard With Membrane Keys,Spill-Resistant,for PC Computer,Laptop,Windows,Gamer,Xbox one,PS4,PS5-UK Layout

Surprisingly this is a good keyboard if you don't want a mechanical one. The fairy lights sadly are essential if you want to read the legends in the keys.

My sons keyboard broke and we had to get an another one. This one is absolutely fantastic. He loves it. You can adjust the brightness. It's great for gaming and really comfortable. Discovering all the functions was fun. Easy to use and looks amazing. Good value and I think it will last him a while.

Bought this in May this year 2025. It's been working fine since I got it. Yesterday (end of September 2025) I thought there was a problem with it as the backlight was flashing. Ironically I threw out the manual for it a few days ago! Found an online manual and discovered my cats are at fault as by sitting on or walking over the keyboard they'd managed to alter the backlight function. Two key presses later and I'm back to usability, hadn't realised how much I depend on the backlit keys until they stopped working. Nice keyboard, so far it's been great, despite cat bums and paws on it.

I bought one in 2021. It lasted about 3 years for me, (Which is a long time I do a lot of typing. Most keyboards at this price point fail within a year or two at most). I found it comfortable to use, although the space bar can get a bit odd with use. Is it wonderful? No. Does it have its failings? Yes. Does it do what you need it to do? Yes.

I have bought 2 of these keyboards over time and generlaly I really like them. They are pretty cheap and feel nice to use - a bit of resistance/lump as you press each key - BUT both the keyboards I bought went the same way - see image - the letters just wear off the keycaps. The description states: "Durable & Easy to Use】Rii rainbow backlit led keyboard with anti-fading keys can withstand 50 million presses." This doesnt happen straight away of course and by the time it does Amazon dont want to know about returns - but it happens within 12 months. For most casual users this might not be a problem - for me, I use it all day every day and I think it is my fingernails that do the damage - they just can't handle nails making the keystoke rather than fingers. Not long nails particularly, just when they need a cut and I can't quite be bothered, so not permanently long nails. So it very much a toss up between 5 stars and 1 star as having to replace it every 12 months isn't cost effective - so I'll split the difference and say 3. I feel I should be able to return it and get a replacement as the description clearly states fade resistance and 50M keystrokes...just not true. I think I need a keyboard with PBT keycaps and not ABS - i.e. they keys are mould such the the character is part of the keycap and not just printed on the key. Not cheap but they will last 'forever' so more cost effective that this keyboard in the long run.

Functions ok, lights are nice. No technical issues, but the black coating on the keys rubs off within about 12-18 months, resulting in white keys and not being able to see what the key is (photo of what it looks like). Its still usable if you can touch type and 'just know' which key is where, but I've not had this happen to any other keyboards I've owned.

Good. I love it

For the price this is ok. This was my first LED keyboard, I will try a different one next time. The keys have become squeaky over the last while. But the main criticism is whilst it looks nice, the illumination is not spread evenly with the colours. The green is too bright and the violet is too low. I bought this as I am in a low light area, I don't want to close the curtains and put the lights on during the day. I was using a rigged up LED lamp, but that wasn’t practical. So this does work, but I have to live with the excessive green to see the other keys.