Wireless keyboards with backlit keys?

[kingmustard]

From what I can gather, there are only two:

• Logitech Wireless Illuminated Keyboard (K800)
  Released 2010
  Currently £75
   
• Logitech Illuminated Living-Room HTPC Keyboard (K830)
  Release in 2014
  Currently £80

Am I missing any?

I missed:

• Corsair K63
  Released in 2018
  Currently £115
   

[Ordinarily_Greater]

https://aziocorp.com/products/retro-classic-bt?variant=10731896438827

if you want it anyway.... or

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/t2x2FT/corsair-k63-special-edition-mx-red-wireless-gaming-keyboard-ch-9145050-na

[seon123]

The Anne Pro 2 is an option, I think. 

[Ordinarily_Greater]

then the corsair K63, because for 30 pounds more and you get mechanical, wireless chi charge, and it's new

[DrDerp]

19 hours ago, seon123 said:

The Anne Pro 2 is an option, I think. 

Depends on the use case however, the Wireless input lag is serious if you are intending on gaming. For regular typing it should be fine.

[JettaGetUpandGo]

For general use, the K800 is amazing.  The keys are a laptop style scissor key which have a pretty strong tactile feel.  To conserve battery they backlight only comes on when your hands get near the keyboard.  There wasn't anything else like it in 2010 when I bought mine and it's still going strong at work.  Mechanical keyboards weren't really a widespread thing yet and the feel compared to a typical membrane keyboard was night and day.  Aside from some shiny keys from wear and needing a new set of rechargeable batteries it's been great.  I usually unplug it when I get to work to charge my phone and it makes it through the whole day with no problem.

 

I am assuming the key caps are clear plastic with black plastic around them as I haven't work through any of the letters yet.  By contrast, the Romer G keycaps are clear then painted black and laser etched.  I wore through the paint in less than a year at home.