**Introducing the AO Large Print Three Color Backlit Keyboard: A Budget-Friendly Solution for Productivity**

Hey guys and welcome back to another hardwok Nu review today we're checking out the keyboard from AO which holds specific purpose and that is to improve your productivity. Now this is certainly a budget-friendly keyboard and will set you back just under $30, now the name says it all it's a large print three color backlit keyboard which is supposed to reduce eye strain.

**Key Features of the AO Large Print Three Color Backlit Keyboard**

The keys on this keyboard feature large print letters that are also bolded for a little bit of an enhancement. As you can see, the letters cover the entire keys and it's actually a lot larger than your standard letters on the regular keyboard. This would definitely come useful for those starting to learn to use a computer or for those with poor eyesight, as larger characters are a lot easier to see. It's also a pretty good alternative over getting keyboard stickers.

**Backlight Illumination and Media Controls**

The keyboard features backlight illumination which is pretty decent, but it's not exactly uniform and some keys are lit a lot better than others. However, of course that does not disturb functionality. One thing that really bothers me about this keyboard are the media keys at the top; they're quite dim and they're very difficult to see from a normal viewing distance. We have large letter keys and absolutely tiny media controls, it just doesn't make sense. The media Keys should be as large as the F Keys below in order for AO to promote this as a productivity keyboard.

**Color Options and Additional Features**

On a positive note, we do get a choice of three colors for our backlight: blue, red, and purple. We can also turn the illumination off and so it's actually quite nice to see this integrated into such a budget keyboard. When it comes to construction, it is very light and it is very plastic. But it does provide a fairly comfortable typing experience with this integrated rist support. It would be nice if it was rubberized, but of course we can't wish for everything at this price point.

**Standoff that Raises and Angles the Keyboard**

Coming to the bottom, we have standoff that raises and angles the keyboard. This actually slightly improves the visibility of the backlight, however, it does make the keyboard prone to Sliding due to lack of R grommets on the standoffs. Despite this, our overall experience with this keyboard has been satisfactory for regular desktop use.

**Conclusion**

This is a pretty nice keyboard, course you're not expecting amazing build quality for something that is just under $30. The large lettering didn't have much of an effect on my productivity because I no longer look at the keys when I'm typing. However, it sure does make the keys a lot easier to see. The three color backlight is very nice and the purple seemed the brightest. Just a word of caution: the backlight illumination stays on after powering off your system; we can simply use the LED key on the keyboard to turn it off completely.

**Final Thoughts**

In conclusion, AO has delivered a good budget keyboard that can find its purpose for many users. The media controls are just not up to par, and it would be nice if they were larger or integrated better. But overall, this is a solid option for those looking for a reliable and affordable keyboard for productivity purposes. Thanks guys for watching; we'll see you in the next one!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey guys and welcome back to another hardwok Nu review today we're checking out the keyboard from AO which holds specific purpose and that is to improve your productivity now this is certainly a budget friendly keyboard and will set you back just under $30 now the name says it all it's a large print three color backlit keyboard which is supposed to reduce eye strain now this is by no means a gaming keyboard simply because the keys are low profile and are non mechanical and this would be targeted mainly for desktop use and for those who prefer the larger font for a more comfortable experience and to top it off this is a plug andplay device so no need for drivers it just works straight out of the box and so starting off with the keys what you see here are large print letters that are also bolded for a little bit of an enhancement as you can see the letters cover the entire keys and it's actually a lot larger than your standard letters on the regular keyboard now this would definitely coming useful for those starting to learn to use a computer uh but also for those with poor eyesight larger characters are a lot easier to see and is actually a pretty good alternative over getting keyboard stickers now this keyboard features backlight illumination which is pretty decent it's not exactly uniform and some keys are lit a lot better than others but of course that does not disturb functionality the one thing that really bothers me about this keyboard are the media keys at the top they're quite dim and they're very difficult to see from a normal viewing distance we have large letter keys and absolutely tiny media controls it just doesn't make sense now the media Keys should be as large as the F Keys below in order for azio to promote this as a productivity keyboard now on a positive note we do get a choice of three colors for our backlight the blue the red and the purple you can also turn the illumination off and so it's actually quite nice to see this integrated into such a budget keyboard now when it comes to construction it is very light and it is very plastic but it does provide a fairly comfortable typing experience with this integrated rist support it would be nice if it was rubberized but of course we can't wish for everything at this price point and you also do get occasional jams between some keys but that is expected also the keyboard is fairly quiet when typing so that could be considered as a benefit and coming to the bottom we have standoff that raise and angle the keyboard that actually slightly improves the visibility of the backlight this however does make the keyboard prone to Sliding due to lack of R grommets on the standoffs now my overall experience with this keyboard has been satisfactory for regular desktop use this is a pretty nice keyboard of course you're not expecting amazing build quality for something that is just under $30 the large lettering didn't have much of an effect on my productivity because I no longer look at the keys when I'm typing but it sure does make the keys a lot easier to see the three color backlight is very nice the purple seemed the brightest and just a word of caution the backlight illumination stays on after powering off your system of course you can simply use the LED key on the keyboard to turn it off completely and lastly the price is very attractive for people in the budget and you get what you pay for now on the downside the media controls are very small compared to the rest of the keys and I had trouble recognizing ing what is what from the usual viewing distance and I do feel this is a major drawback to this keyboard if we have large and Bolder Keys throughout why has it not been integrated for the media controls now of course being picky the backlight isn't uniform on all the keys and you do get occasional jams but overall AO has delivered a good budget keyboard that can find its purpose for many users so thanks guys for watching we'll see you in the next onehey guys and welcome back to another hardwok Nu review today we're checking out the keyboard from AO which holds specific purpose and that is to improve your productivity now this is certainly a budget friendly keyboard and will set you back just under $30 now the name says it all it's a large print three color backlit keyboard which is supposed to reduce eye strain now this is by no means a gaming keyboard simply because the keys are low profile and are non mechanical and this would be targeted mainly for desktop use and for those who prefer the larger font for a more comfortable experience and to top it off this is a plug andplay device so no need for drivers it just works straight out of the box and so starting off with the keys what you see here are large print letters that are also bolded for a little bit of an enhancement as you can see the letters cover the entire keys and it's actually a lot larger than your standard letters on the regular keyboard now this would definitely coming useful for those starting to learn to use a computer uh but also for those with poor eyesight larger characters are a lot easier to see and is actually a pretty good alternative over getting keyboard stickers now this keyboard features backlight illumination which is pretty decent it's not exactly uniform and some keys are lit a lot better than others but of course that does not disturb functionality the one thing that really bothers me about this keyboard are the media keys at the top they're quite dim and they're very difficult to see from a normal viewing distance we have large letter keys and absolutely tiny media controls it just doesn't make sense now the media Keys should be as large as the F Keys below in order for azio to promote this as a productivity keyboard now on a positive note we do get a choice of three colors for our backlight the blue the red and the purple you can also turn the illumination off and so it's actually quite nice to see this integrated into such a budget keyboard now when it comes to construction it is very light and it is very plastic but it does provide a fairly comfortable typing experience with this integrated rist support it would be nice if it was rubberized but of course we can't wish for everything at this price point and you also do get occasional jams between some keys but that is expected also the keyboard is fairly quiet when typing so that could be considered as a benefit and coming to the bottom we have standoff that raise and angle the keyboard that actually slightly improves the visibility of the backlight this however does make the keyboard prone to Sliding due to lack of R grommets on the standoffs now my overall experience with this keyboard has been satisfactory for regular desktop use this is a pretty nice keyboard of course you're not expecting amazing build quality for something that is just under $30 the large lettering didn't have much of an effect on my productivity because I no longer look at the keys when I'm typing but it sure does make the keys a lot easier to see the three color backlight is very nice the purple seemed the brightest and just a word of caution the backlight illumination stays on after powering off your system of course you can simply use the LED key on the keyboard to turn it off completely and lastly the price is very attractive for people in the budget and you get what you pay for now on the downside the media controls are very small compared to the rest of the keys and I had trouble recognizing ing what is what from the usual viewing distance and I do feel this is a major drawback to this keyboard if we have large and Bolder Keys throughout why has it not been integrated for the media controls now of course being picky the backlight isn't uniform on all the keys and you do get occasional jams but overall AO has delivered a good budget keyboard that can find its purpose for many users so thanks guys for watching we'll see you in the next one\n"