Amkette Lexus Neo Keyboard for Laptops, PCs, and USB-Compatible Devices | UV-Coated, Long-Lasting, Anti-Fade Keys | Spill-Resistant Design | Multimedia Keys | Comfortable Typing (Grey)

I bought this keyboard some 4 months ago and I really wasn't expecting much due to the price. However the reviews were quite good and the price was low enough so I took a shot in the dark and ordered it.

But now, after using this keyboard for almost 4 months, I really regret that I bought this keyboard instead of buying one from the better known brands. I know that I shouldn't have expected much considering the price but this keyboard is even worse than my old HP keyboard. Please know that there are a lot of other options and in any case, don't go for this.

The problems with this keyboard:

#1 The physical build is bad, to the point that the keycaps feel like they were picked out of a toy. The lights on the board are misplaced and really don't show if the caps/num lock is ON or not. And the overall build is poorly done and if you try, you can even bend the keyboard!

#2 And now the typing experience. The thing that matters the most for a good keyboard. And for this one, it's ABYSSMAL. Yeah, it's so bad that a cheap notebooks keyboard will have a better experience. The keycaps are so small that you'll find yourself pressing all the random keys except for the correct one because of this and the ENTER key — oh it's so badly placed and small that I don't have words for it. And the key-placement, it's as bad as the keycaps are. The ENTER key is small and weirdly misplaced (as stated before) and for some god-forsaken reason, there are BACKSLASH and SQUARE-BRACKET keys above SHIFT! You'll find yourself pressing them instead of SHIFT when trying to type upper-case letters.

#3 Durability. As I mentioned in #1, the build-quality is terrible. The WASD (blue-painted) keycaps faded after 3 months of usage (and I don't even game >2hrs a day). And the overall durability isn't great — I'm not sure if this will hold up if dropped to the floor.

In the end, all I can say that don't buy this. There are better alternatives (the Logitech keyboard which is going for ~600 bucks now is a good example), even Dell's chiclet keyboard is better than this crap. I've already placed an order for a TVS Bharat Gold USB keyboard but if you aren't willing to shell out 2K for a keyboard then the Logitech one is a good alternative.

And generally, one shouldn't buy computer components from random brands like this; I learned it the hard way. Don't make the same mistake.

Keyboard is good, sturdy build, value for money. One thing to keep in mind while buying is that this is a UK layout keyboard where the"enter" key is bit short in the second row. It was a bit uncomfortable for me while typing. Otherwise it's keys are quite attractively designed with proper colour combination. Overall the product is good and I'm satisfied.

, THE MEDIA KEYS ARE VERY USEFUL, KEYS ARE VERY SOFT AND COMFORTABLE

Satisfactory