Keysonic KSK-6001UELX Compact Gaming Keyboard with Blue Backlight UK Layout

I bought this product a couple days ago and loved it, no need to install any drivers or anything. Plugged it straight in and was able to use instantly. The keyboard has a nice feel to it when being used, and the keys are nice and quiet which is the reason I got this. I have not had a real chance to use the anti ghosting keys yet but I think the keyboard lights up really nicely and it nice and easy to see even if there is no other light source in the room. All round a fantastic product and I highly recommend it.The one very slight downfall to this was actually just the way Amazon had packaged it but I have not let that effect my rating. the product dimensions are already listed and is a nice size keyboard and the product box is too a good size as it is only slightly bigger than the product itself, how ever the box it came in could have fitted 3 or even 4 keyboards inside rather than just the one.

Updated and edited from original post -I have just got this .. plugged it into 2 PC's and a MAC ... lights up .. looks good ... BUT nothing happens with the Keys ;-(If you scroll down you'll find the review : ByMr. Clifford F. Russell "cliffmeister" (Bournemouth, UK) ... and it's the same experience ;-(£25 down the drain or a load of hassle trying to get it taken back ....NOT a happy bunny--- I did get around to sending the product back but missed the return delivery and had to wait for the best part of a week or so to get to a post office to physically get the item due to personal circumstances.The replacement keyboard worked straight away with all the PC's and Macs at my disposal, and continues to do so, and am very happy with it.My upset at the time would seem to be with the level of quality control rather than the product itself - guess I was just unlucky. As a result I have changed / edited the original post and re-ranked the stars from one to four.

I had previously written a 5 star review for this keyboard, but unfortunately after going through 4 of them I have to change my mind.My first keyboard was great and would have recommended it to all. The keys are the perfect height and feel for me and in general all feels very comfortable. The backlight is a nice addition and helps to see the keys when it gets dark. Unfortunately while trying to clean it, I snapped the part that keeps the keys attached on the 'A' key, so was forced to order a replacement.The second keyboard I ordered was fine for a while until for some reason the number 1 stopped working. While disappointed, I was able to recover the situation by taking off the 'A' key from the new one and sticking it on the old one. However, a couple of years later I ended up spilling water on it, and thus I needed a new keyboard.The third one I ordered was broken when it arrived. There was no physical damage to the keyboard itself but it's ghosting wasn't working, meaning I had to let go of certain keys when playing games, such as holding W and D to turn right while driving a car wouldn't turn unless I let go of W.The replacement I then got for this one worked fine... for about 4 months. I now find myself unable to type an open bracket, even though the 9 key still works and I have also noticed I have the same ghosting keyboard issue not working as I had before.In conclusion, it can be a good keyboard... when it works. After going through 4 of them I am now looking elsewhere.

at last - a blue led backlit compact keyboard (non-mechanical).good products like this are rare, so i thought it worth writing up.sorry to hear if others are having issues with this kb, i for one am extremely pleased with it, especially for the price.this has 'soft touch' keys, which means when you press them there's a satisfyingly dull sound to the press (clicks annoy me after a while) and the press has some 'give' to it at the end, making it .. well .. soft i guess. this in no way limits its functionality, i find it a pleasure to type on.as for gaming - i tested with a fps game and had no trouble strafing/moving etc, feels very responsive. if anything it feels like there's a little less travel to get the key pressed (than say a 'regular' kb). the key button height is inbetween full and chiclet (i.e. halfsize?).being a low sense gamer means i make broad sweeps with my mouse, and eventually i got fed up with occasionally hitting the side of a full size kb when making a turn. this one being a compact version prevents that problem. note to manufacturers - please make more gaming kb's with the numberpad switchable to the left side, i'm willing to pay for that luxury. or better still the pad permanently fixed to the left, its very handy. there are some that do it, just not enough.if i pick it up i can flex it along the horizontal, no metal brace bar here but unless you're chucking it around the room, its not going to be an issue.build quality is very good, it feels solid enough and seems like it will last.the slightest negative point is the backlight through the keys could be a bit brighter. the light surrounding the keys is a little brighter, but thats just me being picky, its not enough to bother me. also the light coming through the letters is more purple than blue, however i only noticed this after using it for a few days. still, doesn't bother me.a nice touch was the lock keys all use the same colour blue leds, i've seen top end products that ignore details like this. i mean, how many iterations of kb's do we have to go through to get some basic colour continuity? aren't blue led's common enough now? (rant over). next to these keys is a button to switch off the led, that i tried once to see if worked, and it did.item was packaged in a windowed red box (see rant above) with a stylised image of a 'cool' female cartoon character on the front, no idea if its representative of a famous character. nevermind, its just a box.oh and i popped off the windows key very easily, which leaves a pleasant blue glowing gap. alternatively i'm sure you could stuff the cavity with some cotton wool and replace the key, if you're that way inclined.using win7 64bit, kb is plug n' play, no problems. i have no need for programmable keys so didn't install drivers.anti-ghosting function works fine [with my wasd binds]p.s. please don't buy it because if mine ever breaks i'd like to buy another. in fact i might just get another and stash it ...---edit 19/04/16:update: I should have bought another :)after being suckered into the recent mech kb frenzy i've returned to buying another one of these instead (i sold my old one to fund the change). mech kb's have their place but i guess the oldskool key caps still bug me, they just seem out of place in 2016, like my fingers are on stilts. mech chiclet keys anyone? mechchics?? the razer ds is a good idea but i and many others prefer compact/tkl. i think kb companies are missing a trick here!i forgot how comfortable the keys are to touch and press - they have a slightly rubberised feel and are good for extended gaming sessions (i mostly play fps games). afterwards my fingers feel relatively fresh.the keys are also very responsive and easy to type with. i rarely make mistakes on this kb.the function keys are close to the number keys, excellent! was sick of stretching my fingers (yeah yeah i'm gonna test a mouse with a bunch of thumb buttons).the keys all look blue on this unit and not purple as i stated before, not sure why.this kb would sit well alongside a blue themed rig, i mean the hue matches my blue rig led's, and i'm very pleased, sorry!"the slightest negative point is the backlight through the keys could be a bit brighter". correction, its just fine.i think the brightness level of the light is just about right, i can see the light fine in the day and evening time with subdued lighting the keyboard 'pops' pleasantly without being distracting.another 5 stars from me this time and more than enough chitchat./quit.

Un tastiera come si deve. Realizzata con platica di buona qualità e la pressione dei tasti è ben calibrata offrendo un comfort notevole. L'illuminazione è solo a luce blu ma è ottima. Lo consiglio