5105GU Gaming Keyboard

This keyboard looks and feels great, has some neat little features too. Great buy for just £10! Windows key lock is helpful, I've accidentally pressed the windows key while gaming quite a few times before, no longer a problem! The anti-ghosting seems pretty good. On my ancient keyboard I wasn't even able to press a few necessary 3 key combinations when gaming (e.g. Shift + W + D). Obviously no longer a problem! I know most keyboards are able to do this, but this keyboard can apparently press up to 11 keys at once, which I'm sure I'll find handy sometimes. Keys are pretty solid, they feel great, I was happy to see this had full-size keys. Many keyboards these days have those half-size flat keys which in my opinion are horrible to type on. Overall a wonderful keyboard! Looks, feels and works brilliantly. I'm glad I found it and at this price tag, I must recommend to anyone looking for a new keyboard, whether it be for gaming or general use, this will suit most users needs. Not to mention the service! Ordered on a Monday, dispatched the next day and arrived on Wednesday, 7 days earlier than it was estimated to come!

I bought this for my laptop (laptop keyboard is no good for gaming). I donno the brand, but it has an attractive price and dose not look bad from the pics.The made is good tbh, with nice handled details. BUT, the keys are a little bit too 'hard' to press. What does 'a little bit' mean? well it means you will feel nothing if you are a general user, with normal daily PC usage. But if you are a hardcore gamer, especially RTS or FPS gamer, this keyboard will RUIN YOUR ARM! after about 3 hours gaming during weekend, dm my left arm is still hurting while I'm typing these words. As gamers, we can spend hundreds of pounds on components, better not save this little bit. I do regret that I bought this one. Highly Not Recommend.

Ok, I'll start off by saying that I have over 20 years gaming experience and have played competitively on a few games. My Mechanical keyboard recently died on me after some spillage of the beer, so I looked around for a cheap replacement until I have another £80 to shell out. Did a bit of searching and found this little gem. Now I'm a FPS/3PS shooter player so the first thing I look for on any keyboard is "Anti-Ghosting", this is a hardware design that allows multiple key presses to overlap each other. In shooters this is a pretty vital pre-requisite, as crouching, moving and reloading at the same time is something youll end up doing quite a lot. Now a keyboard without Anti-Ghosting can struggle with that, due to multiple simultaneous key presses and it can ignore one or more key presses. So rather than being able to crouch, move and reload, it would only let me crouch and move, meaning I would have to cease movement in order to reload. Scenario: Youre behind a low wall taking fire and need to reload. The enemy throws a grenade which lands on your side of the wall. On a keyboard with Anti-ghosting, you can stay in cover, move away from the grenade and re-load. On a keyboard without Anti-ghosting, you can only do two of those three things. So youll either A: Die from the grenade B: Die when the enemy advances onto your position finding you with no ammo loaded or C: Die when you have to leave cover in order to move away from the grenade and re-load. Note: This is just an example For a board that only costs £9 it is a genuinely excellent bit of kit. Nice tactile keys, windows lock button (No annoying back to desktop if you accidentally hit the windows key instead of alt or ctrl) and a nice aesthetic look. Make no mistake, if you are on a budget, play a lot of FPS/3PS games and need a new board, buy this without hesitation. No frills, no gimmicks.... just a nice and simple gaming board that does exactly what you need it to do.

This keyboard is very good considering how much it costs. It is a fairly light plastic but is still fairly sturdy and it's fairly non-slip. The keys are very standard but they are fairly quiet which is a good thing, it doesn't start to get annoying or loud. Although it is listed as a gaming keyboard it is a fairly standard keyboard with a few extra media/macro buttons. Keys are well spaced and sized however. If you are into hardcore gaming, buy a more expensive keyboard since it may just be me but i think this keyboard has a slightly longer delay and communication time, but still pretty quick. If you just need an extra keyboard used for messing around this is a bargain keyboard. It is also fairly nice looking and smart.

I've purchased many value Products in the past, specifically from Emprex. Again, Emprex has delivered high-quality products at a very affordable price. I've had expensive keyboards before such as the ROCCAT Isku and the Saitek Cyborg V7, but I have to say, although it doesn't have macros and other features as the Isku & V7 have, it's an amazing keyboard. Upon purchasing this product I was a little worried that the Keyboard itself will have the dreadful "Wobbly" keys and feel very cheap, however I was completely wrong. This keyboard, is possibly one of the best Keyboards I've owned to date, and I'm contemplating purchasing another to hook up to my Other Desktop PC as it just feels so good when typing. One of my friends who purchases more expensive accessories, came to test out the keyboard. In his own words, he said, "How much did you pay for this Keyboard? £50?"; He was shocked when I showed him how little I had paid. Bottom line: This is an amazing value keyboard and if you're thinking of buying it, don't waste any more time, just buy it, you won't be disappointed.