SABLUTE Large Print Backlit Keyboard, Wired USB Lighted Computer Keyboards with 7-Color & 4 Modes Backlit, Oversize Letters Keys Easy to See and Type, Quiet Keyboard Compatible for PC, LaptopClimatePartner certified

I bought this for my dad, after I ordered one for a co-worker. The main draw is the large print size on the keys. The letters are printed physically bigger, since they both have failing vision.The coworker likes the glowing keys. My dad likes that he can use it at night, with most of the lights off, so he doesn't disturb my mother downstairs. It's in the loft.The print on the keys is bigger, but not the spacing of the keys, so you aren't going to have muscle memory screwing up your typing. Having said that, they're both hunt-and-peck typers, so it isn't relevant to them.The lights are slightly annoying to set. You can let it pulse through mulitple colors, pulse on one color, or set it to one solid color. It's slightly aggravating to set this, but can be accomplished. On the co-worker's, Locking it to one color would cause it to jump to the next. So hitting the option to "lock color" wouldn't keep it on the current color, but would jump it to the next. I just had to memorize the color order, and do it on the one before his chosen color. Aggravating, but settable.The keyboard is also lightweight and low profile.

Final Update: replacement was great! Nice and quiet. Seller was awesomeUPDATE: Seller reached out and sent a replacement. Keys seem much better! Will update in a week or so.OG Review: The lights are greatThe keys are super visibleThe keys are harder to press down. I wish they were softer. It is very quiet but it takes more effort to press the key then my loud clacky mechanical keyboard. The buttons almost feel like they might gets stuck. I wanted to love this. It just feels very clunky

As lighted keyboards go, this one is pretty good. There are 4 light settings you can select, and it is very easy to use in the dark. The buttons have a solid feel to them, and do not stick. Size is very good with large buttons. The only issue I have had is the backlight color will spontaneously change on you. You set it to one color and a few days later it is cycling between all the colors. It is not hard to reset, but just odd.

Great price, easy to install, big fonts so is easy to see & great lighting with nice selection of LED colors.Is compatible with any PC.

I work in an Unacknowledged Top-Secret Underground Facility where the lab lights stay dim, mostly because the staff are hybrid androids who prefer the dark. For those of us still mostly human, this backlit keyboard is a lifesaver. The keys are easy to see, even when Skynet... Err, I mean, I.T -- lowers the brightness to conserve power. Highly recommended. Resistance is futile.

When I bought this keyboard, I did so thinking it was like one a friend had bought. Sadly, and apparently, that one wasn't available at the time. The images of this one showed the characters lit up quite a bit more than they actually do. It looked a lot like my friend's keyboard. But it's not as good, IMO. That as a disappointment, but I can live with it, as the keys are visible in lower light. The thing I really dislike about the keyboard is the feel of the keys. Maybe if you use a laptop, you'll find them acceptable. I use a desktop, and am used to a much more positive feel to the keys. I'm constantly having to hit the space bar again, as well as re-type characters, back-space, etc. It's frustrating.

I love my keyboard because is bright, big letters and keys don't get stuck in.

It has 7 colors including white, and 7 levels of brightness. It's thicker than my previous keyboard, which makes it feel sturdier, in addition to rubberized flip-down legs. The keys don't feel like they are flexing or could easily pop off unintended. The panel doesn't feel like it's flexing. The key caps have a flat paint feel - they have a bit of grippiness to them. The nose of the keyboard is rounded, which feels nice.The colors are reasonably pronounced without being "bright". The letters are lit, not just the edges of the keys, and they have a white coating on them that makes them look white under room lighting, but they are lit with the backlight color in the dark - it's a really neat effect, and it works really well to improve readability. I attached pictures both under room light and in the dark, comparing this keyboard with my name-brand backlit keyboard on the bottom - you can see this is a lot brighter than my name-brand keyboard.Unlike my previous keyboard, this one still has a dedicated context menu key, and it has Print Screen, Scroll Lock, and Pause/Break buttons that a lot of keyboards are dropping, and the full set of Ins/Del/Home/End/PgUp/PgDn keys that a lot of keyboards have made dual-purpose. I work in IT, and all of those keys get used regularly. It also has Windows keys on both sides of the space bar.It has bright indicator lights for Num, Caps, and Scroll Lock. They aren't large like the keys are, but they're pretty bright.The "multimedia" keys vary based on the current program, and they all, except Calculator, require pressing the Function key for them to work - there isn't a Function Lock option. (Amazon rejected my review when I said what they keys are labeled.) In my case, I might prefer it this way anyway - while I'd like the volume keys, I don't want them to take the place of the normal Function keys. Also, they seem to vary in functionality depending on the active program. On my Windows 11 computer, volume up/down/mute worked consistently, but when I was writing this review in Notepad, the others didn't. When I opened a playlist in Media Player, Play/Pause worked, but Previous/Next didn't. When I installed and opened a track in Media Player Classic, it also used the Previous/Next and Stop buttons. If I click the Desktop, most of the program buttons (browser home page, email, My Computer, Calculator), but they didn't work when another program was selected. And Favorites still didn't work.The lighting control works much more simply than most other multicolor keyboards I've tried, but with one issue - the keys aren't labeled with what they do, only with "M1" through "M4" on the leys for 1 through 4. The "M" key (on Scroll Lock) rotates through the 4.M1 uses a "breathing" fade-in/fade-out. Each tap changes the backlight color between the 7 colors and an 8th option to rotate the color.M2 has one color on steady. Each tap rotates between the 7 colors.M3 has the light flash each time you tap a key, and the colors rotate for each tap.M4 has the colors slowly and softly rotate between the color options.Summary: 4 stars out of 5. The lighting works well, it would just be better if the features were labeled rather than just M1-4. On a keyboard geared to poor vision, the Lock indicators need to be bigger. And the 5 program keys need to work regardless of what program is active at the time.