RedThunder Wireless One-Handed Gaming Keyboard, 2.4Ghz RGB Backlit Mini Gaming Keypad, Rechargeable 2000mAh Battery for PC Gamer

I was debating between this and the Razer and I decided to save some money. All I really wanted was an alternate wireless "WSD" and a spacebar without any fuss of mapping keys. The device feels cheap, but it performs quite well right out of the box. Just plug the USB dongle in and turn on the keyboard and it works! No configuration was needed. I've played FFXIV and a few other games with it so far and it gets the job done. It's responsive and fairly comfortable. It's a lot better than I was expecting especially with the price point. If you don't mind something feeling a bit cheap, but still works pretty well for the non-professional gamer then you can't go wrong with this. For a pro-gamer, you'll probably want a bit more control over key mappings and faster response times, but for the average joe...this thing is fantastic.

I love this keyboard, the battery lasts a long time, the backlight helps me game at night and the keys feel great, the response time is excellent. My intention with this purchase is to have a small and light wireless keyboard that I can pair with my ROG Ally and game when traveling. I would give this a full 5 stars, but the problem is the keyboard stopped working about 6-7 months after purchase, I managed to get it to charge using my PC USB port, the charging light will turn red and stay there for a few hours once it turns off I went to use it but the keyboard just won't turn on, a light blinks briefly but then goes off and nothing happens. I know for the price I paid for it this could be expected, but then again I've had a merdia Keyboard for about 8 years now that cost me about $40, and it's still going strong, so it not a matter of price. In short, this is a great keyboard but is a disposable one because it doesn't last even a year.

This is half a keyboard, it’s supposed to be lightweight haha… I don’t understand the complaints. It works great for $30, buttons are a littler old school style, but with the way the wrist rest is, you wouldn’t want lower profile keys. So far so good, plug and play, works great for the non hardcore PC gamer, reaction time has been flawless on MMO’s for it being wireless. I use this combined with a 12 button razor on a 65” screen so I can play in my recliner, this keyboard has been a great addition.

For how little this costs (only about 30 dollars at the time of this review), its surprisingly well costed for its purpose. I use it in conjunction with a mount for a gaming chair armrest, and the alternative for more well-known brands are too big. This one fits perfectly in my scenario. However, it definitely has a cheap feeling to it, and there's no way to upgrade the keycaps or switches. The device slips around too easily due to its light weight, the caps provided are have a loud hollow noise when pressed too fast, the switches feel sluggish and mushy due to the membrane underneath, and the charging port somehow only accepts USB 2.0 Type-C to charge it up, as plugging anything higher WILL NOT CHARGE it at all. Also the RGB resets to the default rainbow setting every time it wakes. If there was an improved version of this with the same footprint that had a bigger/denser battery, mechanical/hall effect/TMR switches, and a USB port that could charge with 3.0 or higher, I would absolutely buy that one.

To begin with, this works exactly as advertised. Bluetooth connects with no problem. There are no latency issues that I can observe. The lighting works fine with some adjustment options. It does exactly what it's supposed to do quietly. That being said, this is not made specifically for gaming. There's no way to save a gamer profile. There's no way to bank your macros. It has no alternative controls other that standard WASD like the Razer T. And it has no dedicated application. This is just 2/3's of a backlit keyboard that's built with the same plastic as a $5-10 keyboard that you could pick up at a dollar store. If your Razer, Red Dragon or Corsair gear breaks down on you in the middle of ranked PVP tournament, this will do "okay" as a backup. But I wouldn't plan on any longevity because it is quite obviously not built to last.

it's a good keyboard

Very good product with minor drawbacks

You get what you pay for. It feels cheap first off but also the keys don’t register as fast as you’d expect on a gaming keyboard. Expect to move forward with a half second delay. Not to mention it stopper working after 3 hrs of use. Broken now. Trash.

Gutes Produkt

No bluetooth, and no dock on the device to store the little usb dongle. The bottom doesn’t come off and I like that. Works as you would expect a keyboard to, as expensive as a full keyboard.

Garbage product. Product arrived DOA. It wouldnt charge, it wouldnt turn on and nothing I connected it to would detect it. It also almost looked like it was a used product when it arrived because the packaging tape that sealed the box was already ripped when it showed up. To add insult to injury, its flagged as a non-returnable item. Thankfully amazon support ended up refunding it because I had just purchases it the day prior but if I had bought this as a gift and had waited a couple weeks before opening it, I would have been stuck with it. My expectation of these cheaply manufactured overseas products are already exceptionally low however I atleast expect them to work.

A good fit for a casual gamer. Not sure it'd want to use it for anything terribly competitive. Battery life could be better. Basic keyboard, no bells and whistles but value for the money.

I really enjoyed using this product, for the small time I was able to. It was comfy and I was able to play games without hurting my wrist. However, about 6 hours after using or so, it stopped working. Update: they replaced it for free!