JLab Epic Advanced Wireless Keyboard - Multi Device Backlit Rechargeable Bluetooth Keyboard with 2.4G USB Connectivity, Slim Design Full Size Office Keyboards with Quiet Keys for PC/Laptop/Apple Mac

WOW! Bought this to replace my expensive Logiec keyboard after I spelt a whole cup of coffee with sugar over it. Arrived the next day and it is so much better than my Logitech K800. It feels better thanks to the metal frame. It has rotary wheel for media and connects by BT AND WiFi2.4 So easy to setup - unlike other reviews saying it wasn't - and after a quick charge, I was off. Plus it's a third of the price of the Logitech K800 keyboard. Brilliant value

The best keyboard for a phenomenal price. Quiet, reliable and satisfying to type on like a mac keyboard. Can’t stand the mindnumbing clicking of a mechanical keyboard? Then this is the one for you.

Excellent quality keyboard with very nice key feel. The backlight is great and battery lasts 12 plus hours with it on. Works with multiple computers as advertised. Recommended

the actual keyboard itself is awful. Sometimes it has a mind of its own and spams buttons when you press it once and also lags. It becomes completely unusable. I thought maybe it was a manufacturing error in just the one i bought, so i replaced it with the exact same keyboard and have the same issues again. If you need to use your keyboard often, i highly recommend getting a different one as this often becomes impossible to use.

Obvious comparisons have to be drawn with the Logitech MX which is similar design/features but costs more. Pros Volume knob is great and I'm using more than I expected. Back-lighting is great, the actual characters are well illuminated, not just key surrounds. Mixed Bluetooth and RF, which is useful for me (but maybe not for most people), RF is lower latency. The scoop at the top is quite convenient for holding a pen (which is nice). Cons Its not metal. It may have a metal base, but it's purely to add mass. It is pretty well made, but there still a bit of flex. The actual key touch is not as good as Logitech MX, but not terrible by any means. The key layout is odd. Not the mixed Mac/PC buttons, which could be a bit confusing if you can't touch type. Its the additional non standard keys. The screen capture button is semi useful, task switch button is a bit unnecessary (alt+tab anyone?), a dedicated button for Settings is wholly unnecessary. Cant speak to battery life yet. If you can get an Logitech MX for similar money, its probably a better buy, otherwise this is a solid choice.

good item

Really great value for how cheap it is. This wireless 2.4GHz / Bluetooth keyboard has an input latency of anywhere between 1ms and 32ms, which is great considering i'm running it on Bluetooth mode. The keys feel great, and the spacebar works from any angle, unlike some cheaper keyboards where the spacebar can only be pressed in the middle. Build quality is very strong, and visually looks great. The LED keys is a nice touch Connectivity is very easy, and I had no issues with it at all.

Have to say if it weren't for the three 'programmable' keys in the cursor cluster and the layout of these this would be a great keyboard. Basically there are three keys labeled 1. 2 & 3 which in Windows are insert. home and end. Apart from trying to remember which was which the really big issue is the position. After decades of knowing where home, end. page up and page down are it's a nightmare when they're swapped around 3 aren't even labeled.