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Let me give you an example: I was very surprised at the high quality of the stitching, the sturdiness of the handles and the padding for my laptop. The price is amazingly low and the look is very good. I am quite happy with this purchase. It fit my MacBook Pro perfectly, with a little bit of room to spare.
The answer to this example can be: Pleasantly surprised
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I've been running the Windows 10 tech preview, and the old illuminated gaming keyboard I had is totally unrecognized as a standard USB keyboard, which it worked fine as for Windows 7 through Windows 8.1. Since I work in an office where I keep the lights turned off (fluorescent lighting tied into another larger room my office is built off of) I like having the illuminated keyboard.<br /><br />I had tried another earlier this week, and it was horrible. It felt bad, there was a really useless raised palmrest part in front that was NOT removable, and every time I hit the space bar with my thumb, the joint hit that raised part and after just a few sentences, started to feel annoyingly sore, so I returned it ASAP.<br /><br />This one looks decent, but the keys are just a bit less responsive than I prefer as a fast touch typist. That's why I dinged a star. I do like the rheostat for volume, as opposed to just up/down keys, but I feel they missed a chance to have a push to click on it as well for an instant mute. But it works well for volume, and was one of the things that made me pick this keyboard.<br /><br />I wish there were selectable colors, since the blue is a bit subdued, and like right now in my office, with some light coming through the open door from the tech area outside, some keys are more readily visible than others. Some of the letters and numbers look really striated, so there's lines and bits of them that don't light up well, so it's totally inconsistent.<br /><br />I also see that the day the keyboard arrived, the price suddenly jumped up about 16 dollars. If it was still at the higher price, I'd say it's not worth it, but I got it for under twenty five, and for that price, the imperfections and mushy feel are expected and acceptable.<br /><br />The feet raise the tilt angle slightly, and I like the fact that I can keep the palm rest off. I won't use the windows key lock feature, since on Windows 8 and Windows 10 I use that quite a bit since that's how I start my searches for files or programs, but I know some people who would love to have that option.<br /><br />All told, for an inexpensive keyboard, it feels inexpensive, but it has at least a modicum of backlight (on/off options only though, no intensity) and for the cost I paid, it was worth it.how I start my searches for files or programs, but I know some people who would love to have that option.<br /><br />All told, for an inexpensive keyboard, it feels inexpensive, but it has at least a modicum of backlight (on/off options only though, no intensity) and for the cost I paid, it was worth it.
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If you get it when they don't raise the price, it's a decent enough keyboard