TL;DR, it's good and simple, but made of plastic and terrible for gaming or such - excellent for writing. Cheap and sufficient alternative to QWERKYWRITER's keyboards :)Out of the box, I plugged the keyboard in and it keyboard already had ≈90% charge. It came with a single USB to USB-C cable, some replacement keys (not caps), and a keycap remover.After reading the instructions, it was very easy to set up, just flick the on switch, pick a Bluetooth channel (I chose BT3), and it shows up easy on my computer, laptop, phone, and tablet (as shown).The lights are subpar at best, and don't really show you what buttons you're pressing, so using the keyboard in the dark is not an option, and the lights do little to make their inclusion worth it (aside from them displaying the power percentage).The keyboard itself is made mostly of plastic, but even so it feels well made, it's weighty and stable, and it fit my hands well (though it might be a bit small for those with larger hands), and the buttons are quite satisfying! Though one came loose in the package (but it clicked back easily).All this being said, this is NOT a keyboard for gaming - the angle and buttons make it horrible for your wrists and over all a bad choice (I'd suggest the QWERKYWRITER keyboard for gaming). But the angle and button shapes are very comfortable for writing, and the immersion is rather fun :)All in all, I do think the keyboard is worth the price, but not if you want it to game on. It's fun, it's easy to use (if you bother to read the instructions), and has at least three different connection types (USB, wired, and BT). Not for those who want to be quiet at night, however. It's somewhat loud ^^'.