TK950 Typewriter Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Aesthetic Tri-Mode Bluetooth/2.4G/Wired Retro Punk Typewriter Keyboard with White Backlit, Blue Switch, Round Keycaps for Laptop/Mac/iPad/Win, Pink

I love this keyboard it took me two months to find this exact typewriter keyboard that is WIRELESS, especially working in an office setting where there’s bunch of wires everywhere. This is the ONE! there’s different features which I tried showing. And only con would be that once the lights don’t go on , means it’s dying and needs to be charged , however you can still use it, it just won’t light up! You can actually connect via Bluetooth or with the USB adapter they have .

It is cute, the English instructions didn't exactly do well over the original instructions, but surh google translate i was able to understand the original instructions. There's lits of color options to chosefrom when i got this, so it's a good thing for those who dont want an ombre color. The aize is perfect for me at least it is large enough to not make mistakes. The durability is surprising as i usually do button mashing when writing this takes it and uses a clicking sound which is surprisingly calming for me. The keybord functions well having at least 3 means that i can understand on how to connect. Bluetooth was the main reason i got it and. It works like a charm and has not 1 but 3 channels! This helps me majorly with my writing!! In all it's a wonderful keyboard and i recommend it!

I'm not a Karen; I don't leave negative reviews anywhere, but this 1-Star review is my last option in an attempt to get SOMEONE'S attention TO PLEASE SEND ME A DIFFERENT KEYBOARD THAT LASTS LONGER THAN 90 DAYS AND I WLL AMEND THIS REVIEW AND SAY HOW GREAT YOUR CUSTOMER SERVICE IS, but if it doesn't work then maybe someone else will see this review and choose to avoid purchasing if the keyboard is needed for more than 90 days - I just want a keyboard that works, that doesn't die after 90 days, and unfortunately this keyboard isn't it. I use my keyboard daily for work (10 hour days). I purchased the first one in May and thinking the first one that died on me was a fluke and since I really enjoyed the lights and the sounds of the keys when they were working, I bought another one this past October. The window for returns are 30 days, and both lasted approximately 90 days before the issues started. First, the lights would sometimes stop responding when I clicked the corresponding key, but it was still typing perfectly. Next, the lights stopped all together, but it was still typing perfectly. Then one day, WHILE PLUGGED INTO THE POWER CORD, mid-email mind you, the keyboard became totally unresponsive. - I kept both keyboards charged and clean, we don't own pets, and I spilled nothing. I tried every single suggestion offered in the manual to reset/re-install drivers, etc., I even contacted EWEADN customer service via their website and walked through all of their technical help suggestions and when those ran out, the manufacturer told me I would need to contact the seller on Amazon. I came to Amazon, and despite the instructions to choose "contact the seller" via the orders detail page, there is no such button that I could find. I did see the product description boasts a 2-Year manufacturer's warranty, but the manufacturer doesn't seem to want to deal with anything sold on Amazon. So, now, I'm stuck with a $75 keyboard that lasted approximately 90 days, is outside the return window, and the manufacturer doesn't want to touch.

This keyboard is pure vintage indulgence wrapped in modern precision. The round, typewriter-style keys aren’t just pretty—they’re deeply satisfying to press, with a tactile click that makes every sentence feel intentional. Typing on it slows you down in the best way, like writing by candlelight instead of under harsh fluorescents. The wireless connection is seamless and stable, pairing effortlessly with my devices and holding strong without lag. Battery life is impressive, and the keyboard feels sturdy and well-crafted, not flimsy or decorative-only like some aesthetic tech tends to be. What really sets it apart is the experience. It turns everyday typing—emails, notes, writing sessions—into a ritual. It’s quiet enough for shared spaces but still has that delicious, audible feedback that makes you want to keep going. If you love gothic charm, old-soul romance, and productivity that feels luxurious instead of rushed, this keyboard delivers. Beautiful, functional, and just dramatic enough—exactly how things should be.

Edit*** I am updating my review and adding more stars as the company saw my review reached out to me about the issue and sent me a new keyboard I am really greatful for this because I really like this keyboard and I’m glad that the company was willing to correct the error. The new keyboard works great so far but I plan to test it for a few months to see if it continues to work well as my last one worked fine at first. I will change my review to 5 stars if everything is good after a few months Original review two stars: I have been using this since around may of this year 2025 it’s now September 2025 and ever since last month my keys don’t always respond, they are constantly double entering the letters when the keys do respond. Not having a battery option also sucks when the keyboard dies I have to plug it in. It’s cute it’s nice the keys sounds great and I like that it lights up. But for 80$ and it’s not working properly only a few months later it’s not worth it

The keyboard is gorgeous but the number 4 keeps glitching and flashing no matter what setting it’s on. I love the way it looks but unfortunately I received a defective item!

I really like the click, the shape of the keys, the weight of the keyboard, and the overall appearance. I have found the wireless connectivity to be spotty at times; when my computer was around the corner from my desk, the USB dongle could not be plugged into the back of the PC to get a wireless signal, but instead I have to plug it into a USB hub that sits on my desk itself. But I can cope with that. My biggest problem with the keyboard is that the semi-colon keyboard repeats about 60% of the time. This is particularly difficult for me, as I use a different keyboard layout which maps the "o" to this key... meaning that I am constantly having to hit the backspace key to remooove the extra oo's that coome intooo my woords. I want to like the keyboard, but the constant backspacing is taking its toll on me, and I think I am going to have to search for a different keyboard.

Very cool perfect addition in my home studio