Cubeternet Virtually Indestructible Keyboard EL Illuminated Silicone Flexible USB 109KEY

I bought this keyboard in June and threw it in the trash in August!Horrible for typing.You have to watch every letter you type and confirm that it actually worked.If you pound your keyboard like an anvil you may be able to use this keyboard.I have had other silicone boards that work fine. This isn't one of them.It does light up which is what drew my attention.It's a full size keyboard so no hitting 2 keys at a time like some of the condensed boards.

I received this Cubeternet Keyboard today April 24th and typing on it now in the dark, i was solely searching for a new keyboard for 2 purposes.. 1 to preserve the newness of my new laptop as i tend to wear down and fade keys after a while of usage.. 2 to have a keyboard that i can see and use in the dark and in the light of day, with this keyboard i have achieved what i wanted and more, more meaning not caring about the flexibility aspect, but BOY was i surprised to see the small box it came in, i thought..( NO WAYYYY ), but YES,, WAY...the box was big enough to hold maybe 6 to 8 packs of cigarettes stacked by 2's...not to mention the simple plug in and use simplicity.. If you want to type 70 words per minute then skip this one, but for basic typing in general im finding it easy to adjust to and serving my purposes.. in my search for an illuminating keyboard i have read about similar products and how they didn't fold completely..keyboard too small/compact..keys moving, non responsive, ect..not this one especially if your familiar with silicone keyboards then you will appreciate this. i totally agree with the 2 reviewers before me..And wow[...] cant believe only 2 reviews on this, a sleeping Beauty this is.. if your looking for Great night typing illumination, day time ease of viewing, the ultimate in flexibility and a all around great silicone keyboard then this is your answer, especially at this price.

I had read reviews about this keyboard being somewhat difficult to type with due to the fact that the keys, being rubber, require more pressure when typing. This turned out to be true. What I didn't anticipate was that some of the larger keys, such as shift and the space bar, have multiple contact points underneath the rubber keys. This makes it so you have to guess where specifically you need to press the key in order to get it to respond. This eventually becomes infuriating. I was going to keep the keyboard as a backup for my daughter to use, but it started emitting a strange humming noise which progressively got louder until the light element burned out. I attempted to contact the company, "cubeternet", but they never responded. If you roll the dice and purchase this barely usable keyboard, don't expect the company to respond when it malfunctions. Cubeternet Virtually Indestructible Keyboard EL Illuminated Silicone Flexible USB 109KEY

this keyboard is everything they said it was. it illuminates nicely, it's very flexible and that's the problem, even lying flat it's difficult to type, Often I depress the shift or space keys but they don't register so if you touch type it really slows you down. And i really have to pound the keys to get them to type at all. It's causing my carpal tunnel to act up a lot. If you are desperate I recommend this for situations where you don't use the keyboard much. I'm stuck with it until I can get a replacement. It's isn't as responsive as a rigid keyboard, sometimes i have to use 2 or 3 fingers on a key to get it to work. Sometimes i have to hit a key several times before it will work. You can't put it in any position except flat unless you put it on something, it's not self-supporting. l wouldn't recommend it.

I ordered this keyboard so that I would have a portable keyboard that wouldn't get smashed in my backpack.As soon as I plugged it in it lit up, all of the keys work perfectly and i didn't have to install anything to start using it. It is a bit difficult to type on, but that is just because of the silicone keys. All of the keys work great. you don't have to press to hard like you would on many other silicone keyboards.Some of the keys are odd sizes or shapes, but overall, this is a good keyboard for the price.

I love these keyboards, but this is my first purchase of one that is illuminated.I gave it 3 stars, because everything is lit up EXCEPT the keys!?!The light between the keys makes it hard to see the writing on the non illuminated keys.kind of like trying to read something behind a flashlight shining in your eyes.That's a little dramatic, but you get the point.The keys should be lit and not everything except the keys in my opinion.Perfectly functional, and really is durable.

I bought this as a secondary with the intent being for my server, often just kept out of the way. But then I started playing with it and I really like it. It's a little hard to type with till the keys soften with use and the responsiveness is not as fast as I like, but the low-light glow feature makes it a joy to use. Again, the stiffness of the keys and the slower responsiveness make it ill-suited for gaming or anything involving serious speed, but for a general purpose/keep it in your bag/traveling toy USB keyboard, it is brilliant.

OK, I absolutely love the blue lighting and how you can fold it up and take it with you. I absolutely hate that you have to watch what you are typing and your spacing. You have to hit each key just perfectly or you will need to go back and edit BIG TIME! It's more of a novelty than a functioning keyboard. A nightlight and a regular keyboard is much easier to use than this one.