Love this keyboard! I keep mine on the rainbow and thoroughly enjoy it.

This ergonomic backlit keyboard does a great job balancing comfort, aesthetics, and functionality. The wave-shaped keys, built-in wrist rest, and customizable RGB lighting make it an appealing choice for both work and gaming. The soft-touch keys are comfortable to type on, and the included phone/tablet holder is a nice bonus. However, it's on the larger side, and the device groove may not accommodate thicker phone cases. If you have the desk space and like a full-size keyboard, this is a solid option—just keep in mind the wired connection and the somewhat bulky footprint.• ✅ Good = Qualifies as a selling point• ➖ So-So = Not great, but also nothing resembling a showstopper• ❌ Not Good = Could be a showstopperMy star ratings, which tend to skew upward due to limitations in the 5-star system, are further elaborated in a decimalized scoring at the end of the review.Finally, although some items have been freely offered via the Vine system, I refuse to sell out and will never allow a vendor to influence my scoring through any means other than the quality of the product, both on its own and in relation to the current pricing at the time of my review. I value the efforts of other honest reviewers and wish nothing more than to pay their efforts forward in hopes of faithfully guiding others to informed decisions.The Good:✅ Ergonomic wave-shaped keys – Helps reduce wrist and finger strain.✅ Soft wrist rest – Provides comfortable support for long typing sessions.✅ 7-color backlighting with adjustable brightness – Great for low-light environments.✅ Quiet, responsive keys – Good tactile feel without being overly loud.✅ Built-in phone/tablet stand – Convenient for multitasking.✅ Plug-and-play USB wired connection – No drivers or setup required.The So-So:➖ Larger than expected – Might take up more desk space than you anticipate.➖ Device stand may not fit all phones/tablets – If your phone has a thick case, it may not fit snugly.➖ Wired connection only – Some might prefer a wireless option.➖ Build quality is decent but not premium – The plastic doesn’t feel flimsy, but it’s not top-tier.The Not-Good:❌ Potential key mapping issues on Mac – Some users report odd behavior with certain key commands.The DetailsRight out of the box, this keyboard feels well-made—it’s not overly heavy, but the wrist rest and wave key layout immediately stand out. The RGB backlighting is a nice touch, offering multiple colors and brightness levels, making it great for typing in the dark. The keys are quiet yet responsive, which is a good middle ground for typists who don’t want a loud mechanical keyboard but still need tactile feedback.The ergonomic wave design is subtle but effective, positioning your hands in a natural, comfortable way. The soft wrist rest is a welcome addition, though if you have small hands like President baby-hands Drumpf, it might extend a bit too far for your liking. The built-in phone stand is handy, though larger phones with cases may not fit securely.This is a fantastic keyboard for everyday use, especially if you want comfort, quiet typing, and customizable lighting. However, if you’re working with limited desk space, need a wireless option, or rely on complex Mac shortcuts, you might want to consider other options.Final Verdict⭐ Final Rating: 4.2/5 – Great comfort and features, with some minor size and compatibility quirks.

I love the texture and feel of ergonomic keyboard and soft touch of keys. The keys are mostly quiet but not super quiet. My only disappointment is wishing the backlight would be a bit more bright.

Firstly, the keys (it is a keyboard) are soft to the touch, and easy to depress. (I have a light touch.so on some keyboards, I don't press hard enough for an occasional letter to register) Also, they are quick and responsive, snapping back quickly for fast typers. Great spring action. The letters and symbols are large and easy to read. The spacing of the keys is good, even for large fingers.Now for the bells and whistles:The lights are bright, and the adjustable nature of the brightness is very useful. I really like the variety of colors and the moving rainbow effect. I've had previous keyboards that had very uneven lighting effects, and they grew quite dim very quickly. This one is far superior.The attached ergonomic Soft Wrist Rest is soft to the feel and provides comfortable support.I like the extra keys at the top to control the audio, as I do listen to music often on the computer.Also, the tray, for holding a cell phone, or other item to be copied from, is quite useful.An extra- it has a manual, with instructions, a chart of keyboard functions for both Win and Mac systems, troubleshooting guide, and customer-service contact info.Overall, I am very pleased. I got it use with my laptop, which has the keyboard uncomfortably close to the screen (by design) so I put a keyboard on the desk in front of the laptop. I am so happy with the feel and function of it, that I am getting more for my desktop and other laptop desks. Great product!

I like this keyboard. I've been all about that click-clack for a few years now and this thing is a welcome change. The keys are smooth and large, the RGB is bright enough but not obnoxiously so, and it has all the keys you need. It does take a little getting used to if you've been using a smaller mech for a while. But my hands and fingers seem to feel less fatigued. The Wrist rest is comfortable as well. Just the right amount of squishy.

It took me less than 3 minutes to have this ergonomic keyboard up and rolling after plugging it in to my 2017 MacBook Pro. The unique ergonomic features were felt as soon as I place my hands upon the keyboard. The soft wrist rest felt very comfortable, and the roll of the keys felt natural and comfortable. My wife also tested out this unit, and found it very comfortable as well. The rainbow backlighting is a nice feature, and having a numeric keypad built in is another great feature in this all-in-one unit. The only I have with this unit is when I go to complete a Command Shift 4 function to take a screen shot. For some reason it converts my command into text, typing what looks like a Greek letter of some kind? I am going to have to look this up, to see why I can't get that command to work for me with this keyboard, but I am sure it is probably a simple fix. I also had a ton of clutter on my desk the day I tried it, so I can't rule out that something may have depressed a key on the keyboard while I was entering the shortcut command. I will update accordingly once I get this resolved. Until then, everything about this ergonomic unit is EXACTLY what the seller has described--comfort, ease, and great support.