AziO KB505U

usability, price, size, design, durability

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84% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

It comes in different colors for those who want an affordable easy low-end keyboard

None to say, it's just a standard keyboard, that lights up! :D

I guess it's kind of cool that it lights up. I like the fact it has media keys at the top.

The keys feel cheap and and typing with it is very unsatisfactory. The way the space bar is kind of sunken in makes it difficult to strike while typing fast and ruins the flow of typing.

Large, bright, good feel

Doesn't make coffee.

Pros: Very affordable. Keys very easy to read. 3 different colors for keys. USB.

Cons: 1- You CANNOT manually turn off the keyboard back-lighting. You have to unplug it from the computer to do so. 2- Unless you angle your wrists up from the keyboard (unnatural), you end up having trouble hitting the space bar easily. My current old...

For the price I paid (20) its hard to beat. Jjust plugged it in, has larger keys, and a few backlit modes. if they would add an off it would get 5 stars. ordering a 2nd.

It should have a off / no backlight mode. it also has a about a 1" front lip/wrist rest. too early to tell if I'll like that.

Very cool. I love the lit keys, but the lighting behind the keys extra cool! Not necessarily for gaming, but household use it is excellent. It even has a light on the Space Key!

I would love to find this in a wireless version!

Liked that the keyboard is lighted, for use in dim light; and the large easy to see letters.

Keyboard operates erratically, Windows 10 occasionally warns that the USB device had malfunctioned. When entering passwords, sometimes would get repeating of a typed character, and sometimes none at all.

Easy to read large illuminated characters, low cost, super simple.

Illumination quality not equal for all keys.

LED and Big Letters Does look pretty neat.

Bad Keys. Horrendous typing experience. Not worth the price tag.

Got three of these. Spilled tea inside but the key caps are easy to remove. One review says does not turn off when the computer does. Does he know that there is still power to the computer power supply unless he turns of the power strip in the wall?...

Really none considering it is a cheap keyboard.