One-Hand Gaming Keyboard Wired USB 35 Keys with RGB Rainbow Backlit Single Hand E-Sport Multimedia Mini Keypad – axGear

Not very ergonomic, you’re cranking your wrist to use it, plus the minimal amount of keys make it impossible to operate any menus in games. If you want a smaller keyboard just get a 60% one with arrow keys.
I returned this

I recently have gotten into playing video games through my PC except my PC happens to be a laptop and I would hate for my glorious keyboard to be damaged in any way especially due to my carelessness of tapping a keyboard repeatedly in such games like Minecraft.

I have flirted with the idea of buying other keyboards and decided to try this little gem out as it was at a perfect price point to lure my money into the sellers pockets.

What a bloody brilliant idea that was. It works beautifully and is able to deal with the repeated tapping of keys, weather the game is Minecraft, Call of Duty, Fortnite, Lethal Company, or even Baldur’s Gate 3.

I will look forward to the future when I have to replace this device with something similar as I definitely would expand on my expectations of such a product.

For the initial price points I paid this changed everything and made my gaming experience far better.

It is exactly what I’ve been looking for. No longer have to twist the whole keyboard while gaming. The keys are a bit sticky but I figure they’ll break in after a while. Did a few hours of gaming and so far it seems solid. One other complaint would be the paint is peeling on a few keys after a little more than 2 weeks of use (see picture)

I was very disappointed to find this is definitely not a mechanical gaming keyboard. As a rubber dome keyboard, it’s reasonable. But there are no Swapping keycaps let alone switches. The RGB, if you can call it that, is quite bright. But it has three modes. Off, flashing, and On. The backlight, it has two red LEDs, two green LEDs, and one blue LED But it does do a good job of dispersing the light across the whole keyboard and even around the edges.
Marketing aside. It seems to be of decent build quality. The keys feel on par for a rubber dome(A stiff press with a soft gives out at the end). When mashing lots of keys, it seems to record all key presses. (Not sure its actual key rollover, but it seems good)

In conclusion, This is a great keyboard for the money Assuming you know what you’re getting. If you’re used to a high-end mechanical gaming keyboard like I am, this will not work for you. But if you are a laptop gamer, this could be just the ticket. And it is really nice that you can turn off the lighting If you want, which is not to be taken for granted, FN + ESC Turns it off and on

So for now, I have given it a low score, but if they change the description to clarify that it is not a mechanical keyboard And the RGB. Is static R. G. B. I will be happy to raise my score because otherwise, it seemed pretty good.