KLIM Chroma Wireless Gaming Keyboard RGB New - Long-Lasting Rechargeable Battery - Quick and Quiet Typing - Water Resistant Backlit Wireless Keyboard for PC PS5 PS4 Mac - Black

(Edit: Okay. I’m gonna say something I don’t say often... I was wrong. I kinda love this thing now. I just leave it on all the time, and the battery? Somehow still alive, like a cockroach in a fallout shelter. My biggest gripe, those offensively cheerful RGB lights resetting every time, doesn’t even matter anymore. It just stays the way I want it, like a healthy relationship or a well-trained dog I don’t deserve. The keys are incredibly comfortable, satisfyingly tactile without sounding like I’m smashing an old typewriter in a wind tunnel. Honestly? This thing might be perfect for me. And that realization fills me with a sense of dread I can’t fully explain. Updated to five stars.)I bought this because I’m a fragile little man with carpal tunnel in both wrists and a deeply rooted need to feel something, ANYTHING when I type out my pointless internet screeds. And honestly? It’s fine. The keys are quiet, tactile, and feel just nice enough to distract me from the crushing realization that I spend 12 hours a day typing nonsense into a glowing rectangle, and none of it matters. They are quiet enough that the other poor souls living in my house at least have to ask me what is wrong and not just follow the sound of increasingly louder keystrokes in a very dark room.Build quality? Also fine. It feels light, but not in a "cheap plastic Happy Meal toy" kind of way, more like "IKEA nightstand that didn't fight back when you kicked it during a breakdown." Solid enough to survive a spilled La Croix.Size? Perfect. It’s exactly the size of a keyboard. That was important to me and KLIM absolutely delivered.Battery life is passable. Like, “your landlord hasn’t cashed the rent check yet, so maybe you’ll eat this week” passable. It could be better, but then again, so could my father’s approval, and we’ve all learned to live without that.Now, the RGB lighting. Oh boy. Every time you turn it off and on again, it resets to some violently cheerful rainbow vomit that looks like a Lisa Frank folder took molly and joined a rave in 2007. If you’re not into the whole “Skittles, blacklight” aesthetic, tough luck, get used to pressing FN + RGB + 3-5.But I mean... yeah. It’s a keyboard. I press buttons, stuff happens, and the void doesn’t get any smaller. I don’t feel scammed, just gently emotionally bruised.Would I buy it again? I don’t know, ask me after I stare at a wall for 45 minutes and consider moving to the woods.

Great keyboard. I really like the lights and comfort. There are a couple of foldaway legs to pull out if you prefer an angled keyboard. The receiver fits nicely in the bottom of the keyboard when not in use and the on/off switch is very handy.

Great little keyboard. I'm replacing a Logitech G keyboard which I liked ok but I could not get past the whining sound the LED lighting made. Jumping to a battery run KB removes any possibility of that since the whine is dependent on a super clean DC power source. So any way, The KLIM keyboard has a nice soft touch and responsive keys. I use it for Home office. I type all day long and need it to respond reliably. So far it responds more reliably that the G KB. The G would drop characters from time to time. The KLIM's light turns off if you do not touch it but that should be expected. This runs a battery so wasting power lighting when no one is using makes no sense. I expected that. Some NEG reviews site the treason is the light wont stay on which is not going to happen on a battery operated KB. This KB does not use any software apparently, none I could find on the site but there are tons of modes you can set using key combos. Search a great detailed video by S-LAB showing on the lighting options and how to set them.

Bought at the end of August 2024. Felt pretty good, great for typing. Was actually my favorite keyboard and I own several ~$100 keyboards.However, broke in June 2025 out of nowhere. Just stopped working and no longer even charges. You get what you pay for.

I don't normally leave reviews, but I was impressed by the presentation of this keyboard. The box had minimal packaging, which was actually a nice surprise. After opening the box, this was just in a cellophane sleeve that slipped right off. No zip ties, layers of obnoxious plastic and unnecessary filler. Secondly, its has got a good weight to it. Not a cheap plastic shell, but something that feels quality. I bought it because I needed a keyboard for a terminal station, and it was really cheap, so I expected it to feel flimsy, but it feels really well built. Finally, it came with a little thank-you card and comic from the manufacturer in it. It's maybe not a huge deal for many, but to me it showed a pride and caring in their product that a vast majority of companies no longer have. As for the actual keyboard, it functions well. The keys are really silent and have a light resistance to them. The LEDs turn off quick when not in use, which probably is my only complaint, but it probably helps save battery and as nice as the rbg is, its not necessary. All together, the product is really solid. With my experience in mind, I would highly recommend it.