This is the first keyboard I've bought from Rii, and I find it rather interesting.

The Keyboard Itself:
The keyboard itself is really lightweight, and the keybed is thin. The only thing keeping this keyboard from being ULTRA thin is the keys themselves. They're elevated above the keybed but not in an overly obnoxious way. The WASD keys have thicker font on them which not something I see often. It's a really nice touch.

Backlight:
If you're looking for a full rainbow display RGB, then this keyboard is not for you. There are only three color options of Red, Blue, and Purple. The backlight brightness is PERFECT, however. I love how the backlight lights up the keys in an almost bioluminescence way. It's a really pretty backlight. It's really easy to switch between the colours with, literally, a push of a button.

Using it:
I actually really enjoy typing on it (having used it to type this review). It's a nice, quiet keyboard, so you don't disturb those around you with the noise. I feel as though it's not a bad gaming keyboard either.

Overall:
This keyboard is definitely a nice, simple backlit one. If you're looking for something to type on or use for gaming for a cheap price, then this is definitely something for you. If you're looking for something a little more flashy, then you might want to look elsewhere.

I love the lights. For the price it feels twice it's worth at least.

My Keyboard is stuck on the color blue and wont change to red nor purple

Wonderful product. If you hold the top of the button below the scroll wheel the mouse will go into Red control mode. For Red only.

My job gave me a computer with a crap ass keyboard that had broken feet and the previous guy's nastiness all over the keys. I could have waited for them to slowly decide when it was in the budget to replace a crap ass stock keyboard with another crap ass stock keyboard, but I decided I had waited long enough. If I am going to spend the better part of 8 hours staring at a computer, I might as well make it my own. So I dropped a couple of bucks and got a keyboard and mouse that would be complete overkill for an office environment... and it's perfect. Why? Because now my boring ol' office has some uniqueness to it, making me forget I am trapped at a desk. Now I am trapped at a desk with peripherals that are much better than anyone else. This may not be a big deal to you, but in my mind, it's better to do the mundane tasks on a keyboard that visually distracts me with colorful bliss. The mouse takes the feeling of dread I had from clicking that worn out stock mouse and gives me the excitement I need to not only click, but DOUBLE CLICK as well. I'm sure i could play games and other things with it too.

So why did I buy a gaming mouse and keyboard for an office computer? Because I'm awesome. That, and think about it... gamers sit there for hours double-clicking to use the Sword of Gondor repeatedly, so it must be comfortable. Logic.