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8 reviews for BlueFinger Gaming Keyboard USB Wired Full Size Keyboards, Rainbow Backlit Light Up Keyboard with Multimedia Keys, Quiet Typing for Windows PC Laptop
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Jen Roth –
Good quality. Love this keyboard
Love this. One minor thing is that the scroll lock turns the lights on and off but if you’re working in excel in Teams you can’t tab to next cell unless the scroll lock is off. But this is a gamers keyboard so it probably will not be used for excel in Teams.I like the fact that the key letters etc are built into the key and not a sticker that wears off.
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Claudia P. Stein –
Not compatible
It’s a gorgeous gift, unfortunately it’s not compatible with older Macs.
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Mark Isherwood –
Comma key mislabeled
It’s mostly okay, but the comma key has a period, not a comma.
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Ashley m –
Delicate
Works well… just felt like it may fall apart if dropped
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Retro –
Not worth your time.
Keyboard starting sticking after a month or two. Just spend the extra money to buy a decent one.Not to mention there was a weird spot above the arrow keys that just felt weird. And the keyboard itself was just odd. But the keys started sticking so its out.
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Amazon Customer –
I recommend it
Nice, easy and affordable
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MAURICIO QUINTERO –
Buena calidad
Muy buena calidad, se siente muy bien el tacto de las teclas
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AcmeVnt –
Not Great
A pretty disappointing keyboard. Right out of the box, it felt super flimsy. The plastic is thin, and it just gives off this really cheap vibe. Even the USB cable, which is braided, feels really thin and doesn’t exactly fill you with confidence.biggest issues for me was actually typing on it. The keys are surprisingly loud, and not in that satisfying clicky way you get with a good mechanical keyboard. It’s more of a clacky, hollow noise that gets annoying pretty fast. So, that “quiet typing” claim? Yeah, not really.Ergonomically, it’s a a mess. There’s this big block with the BlueFinger logo right above the arrow keys, and it constantly messed me up when I was trying to find Home, End, Page Up, Page Down, using mussle memory or the arrow keys to index. It really slows you down, isn’t comfortable, and is just so unesscary.As for the rainbow LEDs, they look okay, but that’s about it. You can turn them on or off, but there’s no way to adjust the brightness, or color, which is a pretty basic feature I’d expect.Bottom line, this keyboard feels just like those super cheap keyboards that used to come packed with new computers – the ones you’d immediately toss out. The random LEDs don’t really do much to make it feel any better. If you’re after a keyboard that’s actually decent, comfortable, and built for gaming, I’d seriously look elsewhere.
Jen Roth –
Good quality. Love this keyboard
Love this. One minor thing is that the scroll lock turns the lights on and off but if you’re working in excel in Teams you can’t tab to next cell unless the scroll lock is off. But this is a gamers keyboard so it probably will not be used for excel in Teams.I like the fact that the key letters etc are built into the key and not a sticker that wears off.
Claudia P. Stein –
Not compatible
It’s a gorgeous gift, unfortunately it’s not compatible with older Macs.
Mark Isherwood –
Comma key mislabeled
It’s mostly okay, but the comma key has a period, not a comma.
Ashley m –
Delicate
Works well… just felt like it may fall apart if dropped
Retro –
Not worth your time.
Keyboard starting sticking after a month or two. Just spend the extra money to buy a decent one.Not to mention there was a weird spot above the arrow keys that just felt weird. And the keyboard itself was just odd. But the keys started sticking so its out.
Amazon Customer –
I recommend it
Nice, easy and affordable
MAURICIO QUINTERO –
Buena calidad
Muy buena calidad, se siente muy bien el tacto de las teclas
AcmeVnt –
Not Great
A pretty disappointing keyboard. Right out of the box, it felt super flimsy. The plastic is thin, and it just gives off this really cheap vibe. Even the USB cable, which is braided, feels really thin and doesn’t exactly fill you with confidence.biggest issues for me was actually typing on it. The keys are surprisingly loud, and not in that satisfying clicky way you get with a good mechanical keyboard. It’s more of a clacky, hollow noise that gets annoying pretty fast. So, that “quiet typing” claim? Yeah, not really.Ergonomically, it’s a a mess. There’s this big block with the BlueFinger logo right above the arrow keys, and it constantly messed me up when I was trying to find Home, End, Page Up, Page Down, using mussle memory or the arrow keys to index. It really slows you down, isn’t comfortable, and is just so unesscary.As for the rainbow LEDs, they look okay, but that’s about it. You can turn them on or off, but there’s no way to adjust the brightness, or color, which is a pretty basic feature I’d expect.Bottom line, this keyboard feels just like those super cheap keyboards that used to come packed with new computers – the ones you’d immediately toss out. The random LEDs don’t really do much to make it feel any better. If you’re after a keyboard that’s actually decent, comfortable, and built for gaming, I’d seriously look elsewhere.