NPET 104 Keys Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (T20-one Handed Gaming Keyboard)

I’m conflicted on this review. Honestly for $17.99 it’s a great keyboard. It feels like a mechanical keyboard, the keys are high with great response.The cons are small but quite annoying. First, like someone had mentioned in the reviews here, the keyboard seems to be a return. One of the twist ties was undone, and my backspace key was undone on one end (see picture). Also, the paint job is a bit sloppy (see other picture).The RGB cannot go one solid color, which seems odd but I’m sure there’s a reason for that.Now, knowing that, if you’re looking for that kind of keyboard for very cheap, it works.

Very good quality keyboard. Very durable, and sturdy feeling material. The key press feels nice, and the actual keys them self, feel very good. The USB wire is braided, which is always nice. The only reason I am rating four stars though is because of the price, if it was anymore, I would rate three; and this is because of the LEDs.The LEDs give little to no customization, you have 3 lighting settings when using the most basic options. So, the brightness key controls the brightness of the LEDs, and the pulse key controls the rate at which the LEDs pulse. You have three preset LEDs to go through, and that’s all you have. The only other customization features, are setting brightness, and you have a pulse option. It doesn’t have any software to go along with it, and I haven’t been able to find any online. I would rate 3.5 stars if I could. This is just what you get for a 20 dollar keyboard.Overall, It’s a GREAT, Keyboard, and you should buy you are looking for a cheap keyboard.

I am in the market for a new keyboard and when I stumbled upon this one I thought there had to be a catch as this package included everything I wanted. I wanted a keyboard with RGB backlit keys and a palm rest. This one shipped with those features plus included a mouse and even mouse pad. What’s more, it was priced at a mere 25 dollars.I should have known something was wrong, but when I researched the product on Amazon I saw hundreds of glowing reviews and/or 5-star ratings so I thought it was safe to buy this product. Unfortunately, I was duped.This keyboard was sold as new, but as soon as I opened the package I saw it had clearly been previously used. The space key and a spring were completely detached from the keyboard. There were scratches and other signs of wear on the logo that sat atop they keyboard. What bothered me most though were the disgusting grease spots that were still present on the keyboard from whomever had previously owned the thing. I shoved this piece of trash back in the box it arrived in and requested a full refund within 10 minutes of receiving the delivery. This was by far the worst condition of any product I’ve ever purchased on Amazon. I will never buy from this brand again.Edit: On June 4th the seller shipped a free replacement of this item to me. Although I had already purchased a new keyboard I did agree to update my review if/when the replacement item arrived – if it warranted an updated review. I am happy to report it does deserve a second chance. The company rectified its mistake and I am sufficiently satisfied with the keyboard I received. It’s a basic 20-dollar keyboard with LED lights that breathe, although you can turn the LED’s off, lower their intensity or slow their rate of breathing. The mousepad and mouse are nice additions to this package and make this a great value. I had to order another keyboard because my initial order shipped defective, so this keyboard won’t be the one I use on a day to day basis. However, I will admit you can do a lot worse than this Npet offering and for the price, I am not sure there is a better value readily available as new. Because of their customer service I have upgraded my initial rating from 1-star to 3-stars.

The keyboard lights up in tri color mode. It is not possible to set this keyboard up to light in one solid color. But that is OK. I suspect that the LEDs used for this keyboard are dual colored not true RGB. So one section only lights up in green, blue, or cyan. Another section in red, blue, or magenta. And the third section in red, green, or yellow. But this is OK. I really just want a keyboard that I can use in a subdued lighting environment (since I am working at home, in the basement due to coronavirus) and has brightly lit keys, has a good mechanical feel and good key travel, and seems to be robust. I understand that this keyboard probably cannot be configured to use the real-time dynamically changing colors of Fire Emblem, Skyrim or some other game but I don’t need this or care. I use the keyboard for work, not gaming. I just want a solid, robust, backlit keyboard. And for that, this keyboard is wonderful.

When I opened the box, I was disappointed to see that there was dust and some splotches of grime on the aluminum front of the keyboard. It was a little disappointing to have to clean a brand new item before using it. Once that was done though, I was pleasantly surprised. The raised keys made cleaning fairly easy, and the blue switches have, in my opinion, a nicer feel than their Cherry counterparts. The backlighting is a bit of a gimmick, not real RGB, but I don’t care too much about that. I would, though, prefer a regular white backlight than the multicolored ones, for a more professional look. The aluminum face seems rigid and durable, staying firm when putting stress on it.Although my first impression was less than stellar, I do like the keyboard, and the price was low, so I suppose it was somewhat expected.