Sunbeam EL-KB-03-SV-U Silver/White USB Standard Illuminated Keyboard - Retail

Worked right out of the box, no need for drivers in windows but I will be keeping them for use in Linux. A

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Exceedingly poor design/quality. 2 out of 2 failures within 2 weeks ; I bought 2 of these. On one, the 2,W,S, and X keys didn't work out of the box. I thought for the price it is not worth the trouble or money of returning it. The second one failed on...

Cheap.No double keyed letters and no dropped letters.I can finally chat or IM and not have to apologize for lousy spelling that was caused by a cheap keyboard with sticky keys ; The back light is fantastic.I had another illuminated keyboard I paid 30$...

Silver keyboard color.Wish I had seen 1 in black offered as that is the color of my Q pack micro case as well as the color of my 22"lcd monitor

nice keyboard, nice and cheap hahaha I LOVE NEWEGG FOREVER !!!! :)

nice nice

Low cost, nice backlight

Backlight doesn't light F-keys. Sticky keys after a while, not built for heavy use

Easy access buttons across the top, keys are easy enough to register your keystroke, big thing is the light still works~almost a year later

hmmm well if I had to pick on this model it would be that the light is not as bright as it used to be and soemtimes downright difficult to see when you look at it after gazing into your monitors. keep in mind its a year old

It is extremely light

Feel of keys is so unusual, typing presents a formidable problem right from the start. The reason it is so light in weight is that it is flimsier than items you get in a crackerjack box

small, standard keylay out, works with vista out of the box. light up

the only con is that the num caps and the other light is bright

Just the right amount of backlighting to see the keys that you are typing. Keyboard has very responsive action, really easy and smooth to type on, not loud or clanky to type on either

The lock lights are incredibly bright, don't know what they were thinking there. The F keys along with the escape key and anything else on that level do not light up

It is inexpensive and electroluminescent. The feel of the keys is spongy, but I know when I have typed a character. The keys are full-size, not the flat scissor-style found on many EL keyboards and most notebooks

There is no switch to turn on or off the EL. The windows driver must be used to enable the turnon/turnoff in software with the scroll-lock key. Unfortunately, at least in XP_x64, this means the scroll lock light is on when the EL is