3 Colors Switchable LED Backlit Backlight Illuminated Gaming Keyboard USB Wired $14.36 at Sello-Products eBay

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superforever on 04/06/2018 - 11:58 ebay.com.au (365 clicks)
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Cheap gaming LED keyboard

Designed to offer you a more enjoyable gaming experience
Ergonomically designed key caps reduce fatigue during long period of play
3 colors switchable LED backlighting, 3-level brightness adjustment
10 function keys allow for quick and easy access to multi-media controls
Anti-skid, with stand design, height adjustable
Durable keycap with laser engraving technology
Ergonomic designing effectively reduces fatigue and increases comfort.
Connect to PC or laptop via USB

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  syousef on 04/06/2018 - 12:52

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  You can get it a few cents cheaper with a bonus fidget spinner from a higher rated seller here:
  https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Illuminated-LED-USB-Wired-Gaming…

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    superforever on 04/06/2018 - 13:07

    I think that one doesn't have 20% off.

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      syousef on 04/06/2018 - 16:23

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      Still not much of a bargain if you take into account the regular price and that this seller gives you a fidget spinner.

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  Russ on 04/06/2018 - 19:52

  I have one of these, and it's reasonably good for a cheap keyboard. The three colours are red, blue and pink. Of the three colours, the brightest is pink.

  The keyboard defaults to red at power-up, hold down one key (right-windows) and tap another (scroll lock) to change colours.

  Negatives:
  - The transparent parts of some keys are poor, so it's difficult to read the keycap
  - larger keys like the shift key are difficult to press if you miss the middle of the key. Space bar doesn't have this problem

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    Russ on 05/06/2018 - 00:30

    I forgot to add, the three indicator LEDs (Caps lock, Num lock and scroll lock) are always blue, irrespective of which colour you have selected for the backlighting of the keys.

    The key combination I wrote above is incorrect, it's hold down the "Fn" key (between right-alt and right-win), and tap scroll lock.

    You can also dim the backlighting, but not the three lock indicators, they are always the same brightness (as well as always being blue). The key combination for this is hold down Fn, and use up-arrow and down-arrow. Three brightnesses and off. Not really needed, maximum brightness isn't so bright that I've ever wanted to turn it down. The brightness at power-on is maximum setting.

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  MisterAndersen on 05/06/2018 - 09:05

  Don't waste your money on these. The readability angle is exceptionally poor, and the characters on the keys often impossible to see under normal light.