VELOCIFIRE TKL02 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, 87-Key Keyboard with Brown Switches, and White LED Backlit for Copywriters, Typists, and Programmers

---Update--- 11/15/2018So... At this point I can say that this is one good value keyboard. Either wired or wireless it works perfectly fine. If you want a wireless keyboard at a value this is a good option as it feels good and is sturdy.NOTE--If you get the wireless one remember to update the firmware of the keyboard... the firmware update is on the main site of Veocifire and is really easy to install. I had problem with connectivity and key spamming but after the update it was fix. I have use it for almost two week wireless and it work flawlessly. There no more error.Customer support was amazing and very friendly. They answer you if you have a question or problem, and look for a solution.Overall I am really happy with this keyboard. As I can use it wireless for long time. While constant use I can't say how long would it last but by just using it for three days and leaving it on at night it last me around 80 hours from a full charge. and them keep using it while charging using the USB C that came with.BTW it can also use other USB C cables which make it good if you just want to have a single cable to charge keyboard and other type C device.----Old Review---I order this keyboard as a cheap alternative to more expensive wireless brow mechanical keyboard that can be use while charging wired...Overall I love this keyboard. It has a nice feeling a good weight to it, and keys feel responsive and solid. Everything on this keyboard for me tell me is a good value for money... one of the best keyboard I have use at this price.That is if you get the wired version of it.The wireless one has issue from time to time of losing its connectivity, not responding, or spawning a key for long time (gggggggggggg) <--like that. While wired using the respective cable it works perfectly fine.I bought it the 11/1/18, received the 11/2... and now the 11/3, I have got this type of problem around 8 times and counting... For now I'll be testing while using it and see what happen... already contact with the the Seller and just need to wait to see what they have to say...In the end I if this keep happening I would end up returning it and just ordering the wired version, since at the end I really end up liking this keyboard...I'll update later... probably.

Writing this review on the keyboard right now. It has a satisfying click to the keys and a strong build, no flex on the board and is very sturdy feeling. The wireless has been a little flakey for me though. About once a day the keyboard seems to just lose signal and I have to switch it off in the back and then when it comes back on it works again. This isn't a power saving thing after it not being in use either, it sometimes happens in the middle of me typing a sentence. It's not a huge deal, but that shouldn't be something I have to go through, especially since the keyboard is only about 6 feet from the machine. So if you plan on using this in a home theater situation where you'd be sitting at the other end of a room, you might want to look at some other options. And if you plan on using it at a desk, you might just want to save a few bucks and get the wired version. (The keyboard has worked flawlessly when connected via the usb-c cable it comes with, so that could be an option as well).Overall I'd definitely recommend the keyboard, especially at this price point. Just be aware of the limitations of it's wireless connectivity.UPDATE: the wireless just flat out stopped working after the keyboard's battery was drained. no matter how much i charge it, or connect/re-connect it, the wireless just won't work. I ended up sending it back. Don't buy the wireless version.

So all things considered, this seems like a decent mechanical WIRED keyboard.Unfortunately, I bought the half baked, "we didn't bother to test" wireless edition. I am sick of buying things for one function only to get the product in and realize that the manufacturer never intended for their product to be used FOR THAT FUNCTIONALITY. Wireless is there, except for the 80% of the time when signal cuts out entirely and keeps repeating my last character even when I turn the kb off. Must be the difference in time zone from China. Or maybe we use particularly reflective housing materials. Hell, maybe I'm using it wrong. I've tried everything, and this pos slackjob keyboard still doesn't work. I'm assuming I got a lemon, but I feel as though this isn't particularly uncommon occurrence. This is absolutely a design problem.Battery life sucks, the key layout isn't bad, but it is different for seemingly no reason. Seems like a prototype product that should be at least a few months away from shipping. Let me know when they finish this product and I'll happily accept a replacement with real wireless connectivity. For now, stick to Logitech and the big guys. I was hoping the time for cheap chinese versions of what the big dogs are making was upon us like it is in the phone market. I guess they aren't ready yet.

Seems well built and reasonably heavy duty for the price. Unfortunately of the 2 Tkl02 wireless keyboards I bought only 1 could re-charge and neither could maintain a wireless connection. Really wanted to like this keyboard. Unfortunately the wireless is just not reliable and unable to transmit well even on the desk let alone once it's in my lap on the couch. I purchased one through Amazon and one through velocifires website. The return process through the website is very disappointing as I have not had an email back from them in about a week or so. Overall I will be going with a known keyboard brand in the future.Update: they ran me arround through their PayPal vendor for about a month. There customer support email doesn't exist. Don't buy anything through their website. Never gave me any help returning.

Great keyboard for people wanting to save a little space (or for left handers) but not give up that familiar keyboard layout. Excellent for people who use a lot of keyboard shortcuts with the arrows, page up/down etc. I've been using mine for a couple of weeks at work and battery still going, I haven't used for months yet to advise on battery life.Definitely 5 stars at this price. I'm tempted to buy another for when working from home.