LTC Nimbleback LK-301 Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard Bluetooth 3.0 Gaming Keyboard, Extra-Thin & Light, Content Latest White Switches, White Backlit, 96 Keys

Have been looking for a low-profile keyboard for a good minute, one that doesn't break the bank too, and ran across this one. My first one had a hiccup, but their excellent customer service was able to replace it quickly and the new one works incredibly flawlessly. It connects immediately via blue tooth with no lag or ghosting. Switching between USB and Bluetooth is quick. And the custom keyboard settings for the lights is perfect for someone who works in the dark as a graphic designer. It takes a little getting used to but eventually it feels great!

I have to say this is a pretty great keyboard for home, business and gaming overall. The sounds of the clicks are pretty satisfying, not to loud. I've connected this wireless connected to my main PC and Laptop VIA Bluetooth. There is no slow latency I can view on wireless while gaming. The quality of the keyboard is aluminium which I really like alot. My cons for this is that the key caps can be easily leave grease, finger prints and you name it. I usually clean this with rubbing alcohol. Another would be a kick stand. Which I wished it had that neat feature. Lastly for my con that on first use for connecting wireless for devices. The manual in my opinion can be not so straightforward how to connect but shows shortcuts. My conclusion, this is a really great wireless keyboard that you can use simultaneously for work and gaming night sessions. The main big gripe for me is the grease/ finger prints that leave behind on the key caps. But don't let that scare you away because that is just me.

The LTC slim mechanical keyboard is sturdy and has a hefty feel to it. It feels really solid with a nice weight to it. The keyboard is made of what feels to be aluminum with plastic keys which feels very nice. The keys are smooth yet not shiny enough to leave many fingerprints on them. They do not have a wobble to them and feel well built. The backlight is bright enough to go through the keys so it is visible while not too bright to get in the way or be a distraction. It has 17 backlight modes that can be changed by pressing FN+Delete key even though on the manual it says it can be changed by pressing FN+Backspace. The side lights can also be changed by pressing FN+/ located on the number pad which also the manual says to press FN+/? key which doesn't do anything. Not an issue though since it was very easy to figure it out.They keyboard can be connected wireless or by using a usb c cable which comes with the keyboard which is nice and has a rugged feel to it. While connected wireless, it can be connected to 3 different devices that can be easily switched and connects flawlessly without any lag. Typing on this keyboard doesn't have any lag either which is nice. Overall I'd give this keyboard 9/10. why 9? only because the manual needs to changed to the corresponding keys when changing lighting effects and because it does not have tilt stands on the back. Other than that I'd recommend this keyboard to anyone looking for a mechanical wireless keyboard with a premium feel.

**Update** 2nd Review: March 2021 After 10 months of usage, "S" Key is intermittent and does not register input 80% of the time. At one point, it was dead for 2 days. Had to switch out a old school keyboard to work on. They have bugs that needs to be worked out. Had hopes for this keyboard but it was just a dream. 1st Review: This keyboard feels amazing! This is my first low profile mechanical and its wow... Love the response from the keys, sound and return. RGB is great on both sides with control function to highlight your preferred mood. Alternating between various light schemes is pretty straight forward. I found myself having a few typos initially but its a learning curve like most new things. Cons: - The "F" function keys on top could have the multimedia function on it for ease of access. Took me awhile to figure which is which after trial and error. (Back, Play/Pause, Forward, volume up/down, and stop) Some of these are inverted which takes a little time to get use to as well. - Insert button on the bottom where the zero is on the number pad is redundant. No need for extra "INS" key with the zero - Manual (Included and Online) needs to be updated. The FN "/?" key does not change the side RGB's. It's the FN "/" key on the number pad that makes magic happens. - FN Space doesn't seem to do anything. Manual said its to custom but didn't respond to the custom command. Pros: - Compact Design. For a mechanical keyboard, its quite ideal in terms of form and use. - Subtle Key response. Quite enjoyable to type on. - Other than the production error of the "5" on the keypad (see image), keys are quite sturdy.. so far. Will update this in a month or two to ensure my review is updated. Waiting to see if the company will send a replacement tile or board. Overall, I would give it a solid 3 stars. If they would update the manual and guidance on how to utilize it, would make the initial experience more pleasant. Its the little details that this product is having issues. Not major but this could be great! Currently, its just good. For the price and minor errors, I would have expected more from a $90 keyboard. Hope this helps!

Pros: Nice and compact. Feels well built. Cons: Was somehow damaged inside the packaging. neither the amazon box nor the product box showed any signs of damage, but upon removing the keyboard from the pouch it came in, three keys were loose. The right shift key, the left arrow key, and the right CTRL-key. The clips on the CTRL key were snapped off and loose in the pouch as well. Also, the base for the left arrow key is separating, as shown in the third image.

To start this is a good keyboard if all you care about is how thin and low profile it is. Now if that's all you are looking for then this is a great keyboard for you but if you intend to use this keyboard with its Bluetooth function whether that be to game on it or for work then you will be disappointed with the amount you paid and what you get for $70. Overall the build is quite good and the aluminum body makes it feel strong with very little flex but that's to be expected from its price point. it also has pretty decent key switches but they are only good if you directly press on the top of the key right in the middle. if you push anywhere else on the smaller keys like say a corner then it wont compress and nothing will happen and this is even worse with the bigger keys like the space bar and the backspace key especially. this problem has completely ruined the overall typing experience for me since i have to type slower just to make sure I'm actually compressing all the keys to where they actuate their corresponding key. Next the Bluetooth functionality, overall its been useless in my use case and I haven't been able to get consistent usage out of it unless the keyboard is within a foot or two of the device it is trying to connect to and staying connected is a whole other problem. I constantly get ghosting while its in Bluetooth mode where i press keys and it takes so long for the signal to get from the keyboard to the computer than i cant even control my character in games since it's lagged so far behind. Lastly some pros since its not all bad. the keys take very little force to actuate when used properly and the lighting is good enough for a keyboard to be used at night or in a dark room but the side lighting easily blends into the keys on the side of the keyboard.

This keyboard is one of the coolest I've ever owned not only because it's mechanical, but because of its great use of lights and the amount of customization that you can do with it, The small size and carrying bag is perfect to put in a backpack or purse too. My desk is pretty small so this keyboard fits on it perfectly and gaming with friends is now comfortable. I would recommend it if you travel a lot or have minimal desk space like me.

NO 100 % keyboard. 1 inch shorter than keyboard so 90% keyboard cons ===== 1) If you have a good keyboard finger practice you may need to get adjusted as one reviewer said. 2) Keys get struct and need to pull some few times.. (not breaking) 3) NOt BT 5 as BT 5 is normal. when all my bt devices so battery status because BT 5.. not this keyboard 4) NO LEGS ..Even 80s Keyboard had adjustable legs. WITHOUT LEGS, I WAS NOT ABLE TO PERFECT FINGER THE KEYBOARD. ******* i PUT A TWO-SIDED TAPE AND FIXED WATER BOTTLE CAP AS LEG... 5% FINGER MISS THE KEYS Pros === All good type-c,. multidevice, rechargeable. backlight