Arteck Backlit USB Wired Full Size Keyboard with Media Hotkey for PC and Laptop

Was skeptical at first after reading some of the reviews stating how people like it but I'll have to say I went ahead and ordered it and I'm am in love with this keyboard. They were spot on! The backlighting is awesome allowing you to pick many diffferent colors along with adjusting the brightness level. The grove in the keys keeps your fingers seated when typing and the key travel is just perfect. The keyboard is very quiet. This one is well worth the money and I recommend it to everyone looking for a good keyboard at an affordable price!

Low profile keys, with slight indented finger impressions. Nice feel, easy to type on. Keys are all well marked, including all accessory key functions, and letters won't rub off over time. I've only had this keyboard for a day at this point so I can't attest to durability, though the 2 yr warranty improves my confidence (cheaper back-lit keyboards, like the last one I had, only lasted for 3.5 months before burning out, just long enough to miss the amazon return window, and no warranty). I much prefer being able to choose to set single-LED color, compared to the rainbow slide color of my last kb. And of course, this keyboard has adjustable brightness on the back-lighting as you would expect. Overall, seems like a great back-lit keyboard. USB wired, makes it more reliable, without the annoyance of having to charge it or change batteries. You might pay a little more than for the cheapest back lit keyboards, but overall, it's a really nice keyboard and the price is reasonable. Highly recommended!

I almost never write product reviews so the fact that I am taking the time to write this is pretty major. I bought this keyboard about a month ago because my laptop keyboard wasn't working right (keys sticking) and I didn't want to replace the keyboard (or the laptop). This seemed like an inexpensive option so I figured what the heck.After a month of heavy use, I am so delighted! I love the feel of the keys! The little divots in them are super comfortable and the pressure (is that the right word?) when pressing them is perfect. I love how you can change the backlight colors and make them dimmer or turn them off all together. I also love the function lock key which allows you to easily toggle between primary and secondary uses. Finally, I love that the keyboard is slightly angled which is very comfortable for typing. I like it much better than the flat laptop keyboard, though I wouldn't have thought that before I got it.It did take me a couple of days to get used to the full size as I was used to the more compact laptop keyboard, but once my fingers adapted it was off to the races! I'm happily zooming through my work, and I still get a little giddy over it sometimes 😁I ended up disabling the internal laptop keyboard and set this one right on top so I can still use the trackpad. Then I bought another one for my other laptop, which also has keyboard issues.Highly recommend this keyboard!

I replaced a mechanical RGB keyboard with this due to "click" sound reasons that annoyed my spouse.So, I just returned a great ROCCAT Vulcan 122 keyboard for this low profile RGB keyboard, and I thought I would be greatly disappointed from just owning a award-winning mechanical master piece to a budget version of a scissor switch keyboard. I have to say, after I have been playing with this for a bit I am happily surprised, the keys are somehow soft feeling yet with a tactile feel to them but without the "click" noises from a mechanical keyboard, I am very custom to these type keyboard, most people are these days since it is usually the standard issue with new computers, however, they usually don't have any type illumination to the keys so they are not great in low light settings. This keyboard has 7 colors to choose from, you can easily adjust the brightness and which color you want directly from 2 keys on the keyboard set between the right [Alt], [Ctrl] key which I accidentally hit a couple of times with my palm, for future versions maybe put those buttons either under the [Delete], [End], [PgDn] button section of the keyboard to avoid accidental hits. Not a huge issue but a side-note.Other than that, there is not much to say, so far it performs like a keyboard should, it seems to respond well to every keystroke, soft but tactile feel to the keys, firm and steady with no "wiggly" keys.The illumination is "soft" and bright enough on the lowest settings to lit up every key and it has a backlit that doesn't take over the entire keyboard if that makes sense, some keyboard have such a bright backlit it overpowers the key-lights so they drown and with all that light you still cant see the letters of the key which some people need. I don't have the muscle memory in my fingers to remember the wheree the keys are so I need to see the keys when I type or play, not a problem with this board even on the brightest setting, But really, its good enough on the lowest setting. On my keyboard though, the FN row, Win Alt Ctrl and arrow buttons seem to have less illumination than the main keys of the keyboard, not at all a problem on the bright settings but its worth noting that on the low setting they are visible but much less so.As usual the space-bar, Shift buttons has a slightly louder noise level, I have seen people commenting on that on multiple Scissor keyboards, that usually comes from the added little steel pin, that most scissor keyboards have to make those "longer" or "wider" keys "uniform," meaning it gives them a more even press, without it you risk ending up with having to make sure to press the key in the dead center for it to register the keystroke, with it you can hit the key on the edges and it will still register, makes sense? but for that reason it gives a bit of a different noise, still very quiet, just adds that little "plastic hits steel" sound. This time, absolutely no noise complaints from my spouse.It comes with a 4' cord which is plenty long if you ask me, people want ultra long cords for some reason, I sit with the screen maybe 2' away from me at all times, I see no reason to have longer cords. The cord does feel a bit cheap to me, it works but my other keyboard had this thick braided and nice cord which felt solid and like it was made with quality, this cord is thinner, feels and looks cheap and you get the feeling that this is what will fail first with this keyboard.That said, for the money you are spending on this keyboard I have to say I am surprised so far, typing and using the keyboard it feels almost as good as the $160 mechanical I replaced with this board. Even though it doesn't have any Ghosting or rollover features it responds ok in the game I play and typing, this review is all typed down with this keyboard.For $27 this keyboard is a solid choice if you can't afford a mechanical keyboard or if you like me have a spouse that gets annoyed with the "click" sounds from mechanical boards and you are looking for a quiet keyboard with some solid illumination.

My second Logitech lighted keyboard developed the same ailment as the first-the wrist rest becams "sticky" after a few short years from chemical deterioration of the rubber-like material, so I began looking for a replacement. I need a lighted keyboard because my computer nook is in a dimly lit area of teh room but I didn't want a keyboard with oversized lettering (my vision is just fine for my age). I found this keyboard and the sale price was unbeatable.It's simple to use, I just plugged it in and the computer did the rest as far as setting it up. The seven colors and adjustable brightness are nice touches, I am a bit surprised that there is no actual "white" color. What was likely intended to be white is actually more "light cyan" to my eye, I'm not sure this is a defect in this particular keyboard or if it's normal. It's not a big issue, but it's worth noting if a "true white" backlight is important to you,

This is better than the Logi MX Keys S, the flagship keyboard everyone talks about. I have both and use both daily. On the Arteck, the keys just feel nicer. They are less wobbly. The build quality is just as good if not better than the Logitech. This is an amazing deal and a wonderful keyboard. If you don't mind having a wired keyboard, buy this over the Logi. It's a better product at a fraction of the price.

I was getting tired of turning on a fluorescent light stripe that I had to see on my regular keyboard every morning just to see my keyboard letters much better. For almost a year, I was using a keyboard that I purchased from Amazon under the name Microsoft. After four months, the letters on the keys began to fade dramatically, necessitating the use of a light.I got tired of using the fluorescent because sometimes I would forget to turn it off. Anyway, after so many searches online and back-and-forth reviews online, I went ahead and purchased a Corsair K55 PRO LITE RGB Wired Membrane, and my gosh, the LEDS lights were blinking like crazy. The keyboard letters were so tall, and I was always misspelling everything.I heard one of my coworkers mention Arteck Keyboard to me, and again, I started doing my research. I decided to purchase the keyboard on June 27th, and, oh my gosh, This keyboard is wicked awesome. I love how easy it is to switch the colors by pressing the FN and LED keys. Compared to the Corsair K55 PRO, I could not figure it out, and after calling customer support, I was told that I needed to download some software.Anyway, if you are looking for a nice, slim wireless keyboard with LED lights, this is it.BTW my favorite color is Green.Update as of May 1, 2024. I contacted the Arteck because I noticed that my Shift key button was scratched, and the LED light was showing. I was still under my warranty, and they were fast in responding to replace my keyboard.Thank you Arteck.Update 5/21/2025Dear Arteck Support Team,I am writing to follow up on a previous warranty replacement for my Arteck HA305-3B keyboard, which I received on May 1, 2024. As of yesterday, May 20, 2025, I have begun experiencing issues with the replacement keyboard.Specifically, the letter "D" key is now frequently unresponsive unless I press it very hard. Additionally, the LED backlights have started to intermittently turn off and on. I have also noticed that sometimes the letters I type are repeated unexpectedly. This is the second time I have encountered significant problems with this specific keyboard model, HA305-3B with the serial number 204-620131.Given that this is the second instance of failure with this model within a relatively short period, I am wondering if this might be a common issue with these keyboards. For the time being, I have had to disconnect the Arteck keyboard and revert to using a 13-year-old keyboard that is still functioning reliably.Could you please advise on how to proceed with this issue?

I like the slim form factor. The keyboard feels solid and not like the usual flimsy plastic feel like some keyboards. The keys are soft to press just what I was looking for to replace the stiff Dell wired keyboard, which was the main reason for the purchase. The keys has this soft velvet feel to it that is feels nice and elegant. It's much quieter than average although if they worked on quieting the spacebar more the noise would be excellent. I really like how the backlighting and RGB colors are set up for the most part. The lighting just wraps around each key very nicely and very minimal unlike other keyboards where it's just backlighting and it bleeds all over. The three brightness settings seems appropriate and not too bright at the low setting. But this is the little thing I was annoyed about, the bottom row has like 3 or 4 bright leds that could have been better placed where it's not shining brightly at you. If it weren't for this it would look pretty amazing. The numbers and lettering are outlined by the velvet coating so the only concern would that fading off the keys. Time will tell. I think maybe others have already posted about but it's a risk I'm glad I took on this keyboard. I like the function keys which was another important aspect for my choice, I wanted easy volume control which this has. Although I like the dell setup where the three volume keys are where the printscrn, scroll lock and pause buttons are better. But I'm happy just to haven me. Personally I would prefer the RGB key as a key combo function and take the second FN key back right there. We're not going to use is often to change colors. The dedication led on off button is appropriate. Overal a 9/10 but the best wired keyboard I could find out here.

Dies ist nun schon meine zweite Tastatur von ARTECK., und eine andere würde ich mir auch nicht mehr kaufen.Gerade für mich als YouTuberin ist es wichtig, dass meine Technik funktioniert und mich nicht im Stich lässt. Dazu gehören auch meine PC-Keyboards, die ich an alle Rechner habe. Zwischen meiner ersten ARTECK und der Lieferung meiner zweiten, hatte ich einige Tage eine andere Tastatur - harter Anschlag, die Tasten viel zu hoch, Buchstaben bleiben hängen, durch viel zu hohe Tasten kommt man versehentlich auf unerwünschte Neben-Tasten. Aber nicht bei DIESER!ARTECK hat sehr niedrige Tasten, so wie man es vom Laptop oder einem Notebook kennt. Dadurch ist der Anschlag sanft und sehr angenehm. Da ich stundenlang Konzepte (Drehbücher) für meine YouTube-Videos schreibe, ist es mir sehr wichtig, dass die Tastatur LEISE ist - ARTECK ist kaum hörbar (man hört lediglich meine längeren Nägel - wenn man aber kurze Nägel hat, hört man sie - unter den Alltagsgeräuschen - überhaupt nicht.Das ARTECK-Keyboard für den PC kommt mit Tastenbeleuchtung. So kann man zwischen folgenden Farben wechseln: Rot, Grün, Blau, Gelb, Magenta, (Pink-Lila), Türkis und Weiss. Dazu ist lediglich der Druck auf einer einzigen Taste notwendig, und jeder kann die Farbe wählen, die für ihn am angenehmsten ist oder die ihm Spass macht. Wenn die Tastatur auf WEISS eingestellt ist, gleicht sie einer Apple-Tastatur, was ich persönlich als sehr chick und edel empfinde. Ausserdem macht es das Arbeiten in den Abendstunden sehr angenehm, da die Beleuchtung stark genug ist, um selbst im Dunkeln arbeiten zu können.Die Stärke der Beleuchtung lässt sich zusätzlich in 3 Modi "dimmen" - leichte Beleuchtung, mittlere und helle.Die Lieferung erfolgt sehr schnell, und der Kundendienst ist einfach grossartig! Freundliche und sehr zügige Kommunikation bei Fragen oder neue Bestellungen. Fragen hatte ich keine, da die Tastatur selbstredend ist. Einfach den Kabel in den USB-Stecker des Rechners stecken, Beleuchtung aktivieren (falls man das wünscht), und legt sofort los.Keine nervige Installations-Software, keine offenen Fragen.Das ARTECK-Keyboard hat keine "Füsschen", die man hinten ausklappen muss, damit man die Tastatur erhöht - wir alle kennen diese "Füsschen" die IMMER abbrechen. Dieses Keyboard ist so konzipiert, dass sie hinten erhöht ist, so dass man im hinteren Bereich eine leichte Erhöhung von 2 cm hat. Dadurch ist sie eine sehr gelungene Mischung aus flacher Laptop-Tastatur und Erhöhung einer externen Tastatur. Ich selbst nutze sie als externe Tastatur an meine Laptops um meine Rechner zu schonen. Gerade Laptops und Notebooks haben 2 Schwächen: Die USB-Anschlüsse und die Tastaturen, die den Rechner viel schneller kaputtgehen lassen.Mit einer Länge von 43 cm und einer Breite von 11,5 cm ist sie ideal für Viel-Schreiber. Die Haupttasten (Buchstaben) haben eine Grösse von 1,5 x 1,5 cm, so dass man immer jede Taste "erwischt" und man kommt nicht auf eine unerwünschte Neben-Taste.Der Nummerische Block muss jeden Tag neu "eingeschaltet" werden, da er sich nach dem Runterfahren des Rechners automatisch abschaltet. Das wäre die einzge Änderung, die ich mir wünschen würde. Aber da dies auch nur ein Knopfdruck ist, kann ich sehr gut damit leben. Vielleicht ändert es ARTECK in der kommenden Zeit - würde mich freuen!Was ich als ebenfalls sehr wichtig empfinde, ist die Abnutzung der Tasten. Mein erstes ARTECK-Keyboard habe ich vor ziemlich genau 1 Jahr bestellt, mittlerweile habe ich 2 Stück, da ich an 2 Laptops arbeiten muss. Selbst nach "Tippen ohne Gnade" ist die Beschriftung nicht abgenutzt. Noch heute sehen die Buchstaben wie neu aus. Das schätze ich an ARTECK, da die meisten Tastaturen-Beschriftungen sich schnell abnutzen.Alles in einem kann ich diese Tastatur wärmstens empfehlen - was ich auch schon bei meinen YouTubern getan habe. Immer wieder sind Menschen von ihren Tastaturen, und deren Lautstärke beim Tippen genervt. Da empfehle ich gerne meine - ich bekomme KEINE Werbe-Gelder von ARTECK - das ist ledilich meine Überzeugung, aus persönlicher Erfahrung! Auch mein YouTube-Team ist mittlerweile mit dem ARTECK-Keyboard bestückt - und siehe da.... das ganze Team "klappert" zufrieden auf ihren externen Tastaturen - ob beruflich oder zwischendurch privat. LEISE und zuverlässig, so dass keiner von uns den anderen stört, oder von Tasten-Geklapper des anderen genervt ist. Die einzigen Geräusche bei uns ist sanfte Musik im Hintergrund und das fröhliche Lachen meines Teams.Einmal hatte ich von einer Freundin Besuch, die sich wunderte, warum mein Team "nur auf ihren Bildschirmen gucken" - nein, sie ARBEITEN - nur eben lautlos... :-)))KLARE KAUF-EMPFEHLUNG !!!!!!!

I liked this keyboard enough that I bought a second one. The backlighting is really effective. I have another brand that is a "gamer" keyboard, and it isn't nearly as good, and I paid more for that one ...Cherry keys and all.There is a special key that lets you cycle through all of the colors of the backlighting without a lot of fuss.The problem with keyboards is that everyone has a different idea about what makes a good one. These units are similar, in feel, to an Apple Macbook.Important features of this keyboard (to me) are that it has a numeric pad and full size key caps.

キーボードは有線でいいや派なので満足してます管理ソフトなども無く光量調整とカラーのキーを押すだけでライティングが変更できて手軽ですただ☆を減らす程の不満ではないのですが2つの調整キーの位置が手前側カナ切り替えと右Ctelの間なのがちょっと邪魔です、矢印キーの上辺りに収まっれれば邪魔にならず良かったなぁと思います。あとやっぱテンキーレスモデルがあれば尚良かったです。

This is one of the few keyboards that maintains its black paintworks on the keys, with daily use. The numbers, letters etc are as clear today as the day I bought it more than a year ago now. The keys are not 'click' ones, but they do not wear out and fatigue my fingers either. I would add, they have not improved my spelling though :PI like the colour backlighting choices, along with brightness adjustments, I easily found the combination that suits my eyesight. I tend not to use Blue, as this can upset sleep patterns, I settled on Green. The Function controls are easy to find and use, including the media volume. The backlighting is both consistent and persistent across the whole board, as opposed to other keyboards I have used, which can give variances and are multicoloured. Not my scene. I am old school and used keyboards way before backlighting arrived. Albeit, with age, I like backlighting so I can focus properly.I originally chose a very similar product that had a aluminum frame, but could not justify the double the price of this keyboard. I am happy with my final buying choice.

OK I have a limited size area available for my keyboard, my lap, I have been using a smaller keyboard that was similar but without the cursor keys or number pad areas, unfortunately after a second trip to the floor off the chair arm thanks to cat it ceased to be, an ex keyboard.I'd bought on of these previously as my wife prefers this, so after her rave reviews I thought I'd try one out. the lighting is nice, easy to change and vibrant. size wise, yes it's a full sized keyboard but the margins outside are neat. The whole thing feels solid and when in use on my lap it doesn't bend or flex like some do. Typing is easy and the short press keys work very well, if it bothers you at all they are also fairly quiet. Honestly I like it, it's doing a good job as a do everything keyboard from slow social posts, to gaming to working on documents all is good. It has also survived a couple of cat encounters, he's slept on it and knocked it off a couple of time, but no damage.