JLab, Epic, Wireless Keyboard, Bluetooth 5.2, USB Dongle, Multi-Device, Backlit, 108 Keys, Black

amazing keyboard. would recommend to anybody. keys are clicky but also quiet. lots of travel in keys. they aren't shallow and also not raised up significantly. customized keys work great. connection via bluetooth or USB dongle work both fantastic. I use with backlit keys on full illumination all day and have had to charge twice since purchasing a month or so ago. ive only charged it scarcely with my power bank so im not sure the battery life duration from a full charge to being completely depleted. either way it is a long time between charges. great value for the money. very sturdy. very durable. feels heavy and quality not flimsy and cheap plastic. volume knob works great with my MacBook Air m4. double click to change songs going forward. hold it down to reverse track selection. thats all I know so far. great keyboard. pair it with the JLab 9 button customizable mouse and work becomes a breeze.

Was little hesitant to buy it but once I started using it felt really good. Keystrokes are nice and gives a good feedback for a low profile keyboard, they feel like a nice high quality laptop keyboard.

I really the design overall. Very sleek, quiet, compact but not too small and perfect for what I needed. Great functionality. Lots of extra buttons for example the calculator, home button, music control. I love the volume wheel. That's a great feature. The backlight is also a great feature you didn't know you needed till you have it. The battery life has been doing well. I think I don't realize how much I use it and then I have to charge it.

I purchased the Logitech MX keyboard and Mouse setup, which left me not completely thrilled given the cost and the functionality of the keyboard and mouse. Then I discovered the Jlab Epic combo at half the cost. After only a few days of use I returned the Logitech setup. The few things that you can argue make the Logitech "better" are not worth almost double the cost. Here is what the Logitech MX keyboard ($120) does (subjectively) better than the Jlab Epic ($70): - The font on the keys looks slightly more modern. - The illumination fades off as opposed to Jlabs instant off. - The keys feel slightly smoother when pressed - Bluetooth functionality was slightly better although exhibited lag Here is where the Jlab is better: - One Dongle to rule them all - the Jlab mouse and keyboard work with one dongle plugged in. The Logitech keyboard uses a different dongle than the MX 3S mouse. - Consistent keystrokes - no dead areas on the keys. Better feel for gaming and typing. - The knob that controls volume and other things is a great touch and feels high quality. - Looks as good as the Logitech - About half the price Cons: Keys show grease easily Bluetooth had lag issues and would have multiple key inputs. Solved by using the USB dongle. Keys feel slightly cheaper than they should. SKQUEAKY SPACEBAR. Honestly after a few weeks use, I can't imagine this keyboard lasting more than a year, I'd give it a 3.5 if I could. Hopefully version 2.0 addresses the shortcomings.

It is a perfect addition for my Surface laptop and my personal laptop for my university classes. I still have to test the battery life, portability, connectivity, and ease of use. The size is very helpful and comfortable with my papers and assignments.

This is a really good keyboard. The keys light up at night; the keys feel good when typing. You have to buy the combo with the mouse; they work perfectly together. You won't need 2 dongles taking up ports; one dongle will do the job.

Feels fantastic typing. Wifi/BT both work seamlessly and the on the fly switch for Win/Mac/Android are awesome if you utilize two separate OS devices. Media volume control knob, is chefs kiss. The key binding software is useless outside the Fn keys so if you don’t map those, the “profiles” selection is ultimately useless as well. Good weight but needs a flat surface contacting the full bottom side of the board or you will notice some minor flex. (The case is plastic but doesn’t feel too cheap, the “metal” construction ads refer to is actually just the inner frame). It’s heavy certainly but it’s not the most rugged board I assume if being thrown around. It’s very confident if tossed around on the desk just fine tho. It’s a keyboard, not a construction tool.

Both the keyboard and the mice of the same line as this are having numerous issues. Disconnecting, lagging like crazy, missing letters while typing, and I have to turn it off and on multiple times a day to get it to work. No customer service or support. I'm supposed to pay $15-$20 to send them back a $40 keyboard or mouse to them maybe get a new one if they decide to give it to you. Not a good brand. I absolutely love this keyboard! It feels super high quality, with an aluminum frame and the keys press very nicely as well. It also lights up when needed, and holds a charge from a very long time. The knob for volume controls is very nice and every feature I have tried so far works perfectly.

This is my second purchase of this keyboard. I was not familiar with JLab products. Bought the keyboard as a backup keyboard. Love and just bought a second one. I love the quiet touch of the keys and also that it is a full-size keyboard.

Good battery life, nice back lighting on the keyboard, quite portable, just wished all keyboard companies weren't trying to make things too small. Would've been 5/5 if I actually had room for my thumbs on the bottom of the keyboard.

Update after almost 6 months of use. The ability to switch from 2.4 to BT (and still function properly) is gone. I was so happy with the at first, but now I have constantly reset the keyboard and can't switch between device or everything gets messed up again. I have to switch the dongle between devices if I want to use another device. Super annoying as the multi device function was one of the main reasons I bought this. I can't figure out a way to reset the keyboard to factory settings (other than the reset in the app, but that only fixes the problems until I switch to BR, then it's back). I won't bore you with all the details, but I reached out to Jlab support and all I got in return was an Ai generated response with links to a couple hours worth of irrelevant videos that didn't resolve the issue. The Ai bot said if the vids don't resolve to reply and they would look into it furth, which I did, but nothing. Not even an auto reply or a trouble ticket number to let me now they are looking into it. It's been a month now and still no reply. I will send another update, if/when they ever get back to me, or resolve the issue. Original: I'm very happy with this keyboard! I was looking for a keyboard that could easily switch between three devices, be USB-C rechargeable, wireless, and have a proper backlit feature. Some keyboards only light up behind the keys, but I needed one where the characters on the keys were translucent so the light shines through and illuminates them—this one does exactly that! Unexpected perks that I’m thrilled with: the media dial = AWESOME! Programmable keys? YES, PLEASE! I noticed some negative reviews about the lack of dedicated Home and End keys, but personally, I don’t mind. Not everyone uses those keys; if you do, just program two of the customizable keys as Home and End. I think it’s great to have the freedom to assign keys as needed. Plus, you get three profiles for the programmable keys! Overall, I couldn’t be happier! This keyboard meets all my needs for working from home, personal use, and... I haven't tried it for gaming yet, but I’ll update my review once I do. Thanks JLab!!!

Keyboard is really good. Keys position, keyboard width.. everything favourable.. But i switched on my laptop this morning and the keys were automatically pressing on their own. I had to remove usb and insert again to make it work. This is my day 2 , so i am going to give a try for another day or 2 and if this happens again surely going to return.

Not 5 star because it doesn’t support chromeOS to customize my keys