I go through keyboards like no one I know. I tend to spill a lot and generally treat them roughly and they can't handle it. I just said goodbye to my last keyboard, a pricey
ELE EleEnter Game2 RGB Backlit Gaming Keyboard
because the lights on one side cut out. It isn't broken really but it was making my life harder and I didn't need that. So, I went looking for a new keyboard that wasn't as costly but that I felt would be to my liking. I discovered this one by LearningTech and loved how slim and streamlined it looked. I also bought a different one by LearningTech for my son. He likes a flashier looking one.
This corded keyboard simply plugs into a USB port and is ready to go. There is no set up at all. I am typing on it now and enjoying the bouncy keys. There is no click. It is very quiet. It took me a while to adjust to keys that weren't clicky but now I love the nearly silent bounce and light touch needed for keyboards like this. This one has a nice metal body and is quite compact. As you can see, I need room for my owls and other things on my desk so a slightly smaller keyboard is perfect for me.
As far as gaming goes, there are several adjustments that can be made with the lights and such. I don't game hardcore so I have kept the lighting the way it came. It's really pretty and not at all bothersome. I need that light because I am not a touch typist. I tend to look down at the keys most of the time.
There are plenty of function key combos as well for volume, media, pause and play, accessing email, quickly pulling up the calculator, and more. The keyboard comes with a list of all functions very clearly written out and I have kept it for reference but everything is very simple.
My concerns are that the keys are easy to access and that I don't constantly accidentally hit the caps lock key which can cause me to type entire paragraphs in all caps before I realize it. This keyboard's keys are nicely spread out and I haven't managed to mangle my writing with an all caps rant so far. I, of course, care about longevity. I have had the keyboard for about a month and I use my computer a LOT. I am on it sometimes for 14 to 15 hours a day. So far so good. I need to practice a little caution and not spill stuff into it or let my cat walk on it. I do feel this is a good keyboard and the price was so much better than the prices i have been paying for keyboards that I have ended up ruining in six months.
I really like the feel, the look, and the functionality of this keyboard. Should i have any issues down the road, I will update and rerate but right now, I am feeling like I made the right decision in going with this LTC K828 keyboard and I don't want any more from it. Unless it will type for me. That would be great...
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From the manufacturer
LTC K828 Membrane Keyboard
LTC-K828 keyboard is a professional mechanical feeling backlit gaming keyboard with the soft cushioned touch of a membrane rubber dome, which leads to minimum noise and satisfying feeling without sacrificing its performance.
104 keys, 19 keys non-conflict,removable keycaps,strengthened space key designed for better gaming and office experience. With built-in anti-ghosting technology, you can enjoy high quality games with quick response.
Product Highlights
- USB cord is a braided cable, more endurable;
- The height of the keyboard is adjustable;
- USB Plug and Play without driver required;
- WIN keys can locked when gaming;
- Extra design of phone holder on the upper right side of the keyboard
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WaterproofAluminum alloy panel cover makes the keyboard waterproof, which makes it more durable and long-using life. |
Special Sound Control ModeLTC-K828 has a voice control backlit function (FN+9); LED light will flash through voice vibration frequency, which is super cool. |
Special DesignA little special design for the arrow key under the LTC logo makes K828 more outstanding than other membrane keyboard. |
Phone HolderExtra design of phone holder on the upper right side of the keyboard, which is convenient to make a video call or just place the phone on it playing music while gaming. |
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This keyboard is just what I was looking for. The price was right too!
I go through keyboards like no one I know. I tend to spill a lot and generally treat them roughly and they can't handle it. I just said goodbye to my last keyboard, a pricey ELE EleEnter Game2 RGB Backlit Gaming Keyboard because the lights on one side cut out. It isn't broken really but it was making my life harder and I didn't need that. So, I went looking for a new keyboard that wasn't as costly but that I felt would be to my liking. I discovered this one by LearningTech and loved how slim and streamlined it looked. I also bought a different one by LearningTech for my son. He likes a flashier looking one.This corded keyboard simply plugs into a USB port and is ready to go. There is no set up at all. I am typing on it now and enjoying the bouncy keys. There is no click. It is very quiet. It took me a while to adjust to keys that weren't clicky but now I love the nearly silent bounce and light touch needed for keyboards like this. This one has a nice metal body and is quite compact. As you can see, I need room for my owls and other things on my desk so a slightly smaller keyboard is perfect for me.As far as gaming goes, there are several adjustments that can be made with the lights and such. I don't game hardcore so I have kept the lighting the way it came. It's really pretty and not at all bothersome. I need that light because I am not a touch typist. I tend to look down at the keys most of the time.There are plenty of function key combos as well for volume, media, pause and play, accessing email, quickly pulling up the calculator, and more. The keyboard comes with a list of all functions very clearly written out and I have kept it for reference but everything is very simple.My concerns are that the keys are easy to access and that I don't constantly accidentally hit the caps lock key which can cause me to type entire paragraphs in all caps before I realize it. This keyboard's keys are nicely spread out and I haven't managed to mangle my writing with an all caps rant so far. I, of course, care about longevity. I have had the keyboard for about a month and I use my computer a LOT. I am on it sometimes for 14 to 15 hours a day. So far so good. I need to practice a little caution and not spill stuff into it or let my cat walk on it. I do feel this is a good keyboard and the price was so much better than the prices i have been paying for keyboards that I have ended up ruining in six months.I really like the feel, the look, and the functionality of this keyboard. Should i have any issues down the road, I will update and rerate but right now, I am feeling like I made the right decision in going with this LTC K828 keyboard and I don't want any more from it. Unless it will type for me. That would be great...
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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2017
This corded keyboard simply plugs into a USB port and is ready to go. There is no set up at all. I am typing on it now and enjoying the bouncy keys. There is no click. It is very quiet. It took me a while to adjust to keys that weren't clicky but now I love the nearly silent bounce and light touch needed for keyboards like this. This one has a nice metal body and is quite compact. As you can see, I need room for my owls and other things on my desk so a slightly smaller keyboard is perfect for me.
As far as gaming goes, there are several adjustments that can be made with the lights and such. I don't game hardcore so I have kept the lighting the way it came. It's really pretty and not at all bothersome. I need that light because I am not a touch typist. I tend to look down at the keys most of the time.
There are plenty of function key combos as well for volume, media, pause and play, accessing email, quickly pulling up the calculator, and more. The keyboard comes with a list of all functions very clearly written out and I have kept it for reference but everything is very simple.
My concerns are that the keys are easy to access and that I don't constantly accidentally hit the caps lock key which can cause me to type entire paragraphs in all caps before I realize it. This keyboard's keys are nicely spread out and I haven't managed to mangle my writing with an all caps rant so far. I, of course, care about longevity. I have had the keyboard for about a month and I use my computer a LOT. I am on it sometimes for 14 to 15 hours a day. So far so good. I need to practice a little caution and not spill stuff into it or let my cat walk on it. I do feel this is a good keyboard and the price was so much better than the prices i have been paying for keyboards that I have ended up ruining in six months.
I really like the feel, the look, and the functionality of this keyboard. Should i have any issues down the road, I will update and rerate but right now, I am feeling like I made the right decision in going with this LTC K828 keyboard and I don't want any more from it. Unless it will type for me. That would be great...
This keyboard is just what I was looking for. The price was right too!
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2017
I go through keyboards like no one I know. I tend to spill a lot and generally treat them roughly and they can't handle it. I just said goodbye to my last keyboard, a pricey [[ASIN:B01KZ34BQ0 ELE EleEnter Game2 RGB Backlit Gaming Keyboard]] because the lights on one side cut out. It isn't broken really but it was making my life harder and I didn't need that. So, I went looking for a new keyboard that wasn't as costly but that I felt would be to my liking. I discovered this one by LearningTech and loved how slim and streamlined it looked. I also bought a different one by LearningTech for my son. He likes a flashier looking one.Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2017
This corded keyboard simply plugs into a USB port and is ready to go. There is no set up at all. I am typing on it now and enjoying the bouncy keys. There is no click. It is very quiet. It took me a while to adjust to keys that weren't clicky but now I love the nearly silent bounce and light touch needed for keyboards like this. This one has a nice metal body and is quite compact. As you can see, I need room for my owls and other things on my desk so a slightly smaller keyboard is perfect for me.
As far as gaming goes, there are several adjustments that can be made with the lights and such. I don't game hardcore so I have kept the lighting the way it came. It's really pretty and not at all bothersome. I need that light because I am not a touch typist. I tend to look down at the keys most of the time.
There are plenty of function key combos as well for volume, media, pause and play, accessing email, quickly pulling up the calculator, and more. The keyboard comes with a list of all functions very clearly written out and I have kept it for reference but everything is very simple.
My concerns are that the keys are easy to access and that I don't constantly accidentally hit the caps lock key which can cause me to type entire paragraphs in all caps before I realize it. This keyboard's keys are nicely spread out and I haven't managed to mangle my writing with an all caps rant so far. I, of course, care about longevity. I have had the keyboard for about a month and I use my computer a LOT. I am on it sometimes for 14 to 15 hours a day. So far so good. I need to practice a little caution and not spill stuff into it or let my cat walk on it. I do feel this is a good keyboard and the price was so much better than the prices i have been paying for keyboards that I have ended up ruining in six months.
I really like the feel, the look, and the functionality of this keyboard. Should i have any issues down the road, I will update and rerate but right now, I am feeling like I made the right decision in going with this LTC K828 keyboard and I don't want any more from it. Unless it will type for me. That would be great...
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2017
Incredibly Sleek Design with Great Functionality, Depth, and Feel to the Keys!! Also with a spot to hold your phone.
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2017
Really awesome keyboard! Not only is it very visually appealing with the sleek brushed metal design and alternating back lighting, it is also incredibly functional with a spot to hold your phone. I didn't take a picture of the latter feature, but you can see where the green opening is from the pictures, and it held my iPhone 6 like a glove - only problem is you can get to the unlock button, so if the phone is locked you will have to take it out, but I was able to switch through songs on my phone easy and read texts. The keys are also incredibly smooth and have a great feel and depth to them. I plugged the keyboard in via USB and right away started using it, so no worries on complex setup or driver downloads. Definitely going to use this keyboard for everything from normal use to writing papers and a bit of gaming.
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2017
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2020
I liked the keyboard - it’s sturdy, heavy, and you can set it to single color, but after using it extensively, the letters started coming off. As a quick fix I used stickers to mark the letters, but aesthetically it’s not pretty. The keys are louder than I would like. Periodically, the keyboard would “reset” and go semi-dark, or return to default mode. I’m going to look for another one.
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Mrs E J Huetson
All the gaming buttons he needs and looks good too.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 25, 2018
Madhibbie
Excellent product thanks
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 6, 2017
