Gaming Keyboards

Esperanza Ninja Gaming Keyboard (English US)

Very comfortable, pleasant to the touch, wired USB multimedia keyboard for gamers with macro keys. It features 8 functional keys. Capabilities such as quick launch of e-mail, Internet browser, and...

Very comfortable, pleasant to the touch, wired USB multimedia keyboard for gamers with macro keys. It features 8 functional keys. Capabilities such as quick launch of e-mail, Internet browser, and simultaneously allows you to easily use a media player that controls its functions directly through functional keys (available functions: start/stop playback,...

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Description

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Very comfortable, pleasant to the touch, wired USB multimedia keyboard for gamers with macro keys. It features 8 functional keys. Capabilities such as quick launch of e-mail, Internet browser, and simultaneously allows you to easily use a media player that controls its functions directly through functional keys (available functions: start/stop playback, increase/decrease volume, mute sound). Additionally, you can activate the search function and manage bookmarks in the Internet browser.

It has 12 multimedia function keys (start multimedia player, volume, increase volume, mute, stop playback, previous track, stop/resume playback, next track, e-mail, web browser, keyboard lock, calculator). Attractive design and elegant appearance make it easy to match with other computer gaming accessories.

The ergonomic shape and very good elasticity of the keys prevent wrist fatigue while typing and playing games. The letters and symbols are printed with the latest scratch-resistant technology. High-quality anti-static materials used during production defend against electromagnetic interference.

The keyboard is compatible with laptops and desktop computers.

  • Cable length: 1.5m
  • Product size: 480x192x24mm
  • Operating voltage: 5.0 +/- 0.25V
  • Operating current: less than 10mA
  • 12 Multimedia Keys
  • Ergonomic shape for comfortable use
  • High-quality symbols and letters for durability
  • System Support: Windows XP / VISTA / Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows 10
  • Support for all language versions, USB 2.0 compatible
  • Operating temperature: 0oC-40oC
  • Operating humidity: 20% ~ 90%

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Specifications

Specifications

Technical Specifications

Keyboard & Mouse Set
No
Genre
Membrane
Illuminated Keys
No
RGB Lighting
No
Size
Full Size
Switches
Membrane
Extra
Dedicated Multimedia Keys
Keyboard Language
English US

Connectivity

Wireless
No
Login
USB

Main Specifications

Colour
Black

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • John Paravantis
    4
    1 out of 2 members found this review helpful

    The Esperanza Ninja is unexpectedly good for its price. The keys have a matte surface (an excellent feature) and a clear feeling when pressed, and they are completely silent. Regarding the surface and the feeling of the keys, I think it is the same as the Armageddon AK-666sfx (which is excellent in terms of ergonomics and key feel). The Esperanza Ninja is not backlit, but it has the WASD keys and the arrow keys in a different color (mine is in light green), which is very helpful in low light conditions (maybe even more than lights). It has feet at the bottom that can be raised on a single level, but they are relatively loose and can come off when you try to adjust them (but they go back in easily). As shown in the keyboard images, it has small additional buttons on the left and right to adjust the volume, launch the browser, etc. (the same can be done with the Fn key, as I will write below). To be honest, these buttons don't suit me very well, as I get a bit confused when typing, especially with my left hand, I would prefer if they didn't exist. On the top, it has five additional buttons, one labeled Rec and the others G1 to G4. I imagine they are programmable, but I haven't used them at all, so I have no opinion. As mentioned before, the keyboard also has an Fn key, through which you can perform various additional functions (e.g. start the browser or adjust the volume, as I mentioned for the side buttons) or lock the Windows key when playing games (although this function is not marked anywhere). Finally, another convenient feature is that the relatively useless Prt Scr/SysRq, Scroll Lock, and Pause/Break keys are located above the numeric keypad and not above the Insert, Home, and Page Up keys. Above the latter, it has the lights for Num, Caps, and Scroll Lock in that exact order, from left to right, and it is very convenient that these useful lights are closer to the user. In conclusion, an excellent keyboard, with a nice ergonomic feel, very comfortable for typing, and exceptional value for its price.

    WARNING: The keyboard has a problem that other cheap keyboards also have: If you press the left CTRL and SHIFT together, for example, if you want to assign a new shortcut in Microsoft Word (or any other program), you will notice that some combinations (e.g. left CTRL + left SHIFT + P) do not work! It means it cannot detect the left CTRL and SHIFT together - only the corresponding right keys! This is not terribly annoying, but it happens and it's good to know.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Key feel
    • Silent
    • Cable length
    • Response time
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
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  • The Esperanza Ninja is unexpectedly good for its price. The keys have a matte surface (an excellent feature) and a clear feeling when pressed, and they are completely silent. Regarding the surface and the feeling of the keys, I think it is the same as the Armageddon AK-666sfx (which is excellent in terms of ergonomics and key feel). The Esperanza Ninja is not backlit, but it has the WASD keys and the arrow keys in a different color (mine is in light green), which is very helpful in low light conditions (maybe even more than lights). It has feet at the bottom that can be raised on a single level, but they are relatively loose and can come off when you try to adjust them (but they go back in easily). As shown in the keyboard images, it has small additional buttons on the left and right to adjust the volume, launch the browser, etc. (the same can be done with the Fn key, as I will write below). To be honest, these buttons don't suit me very well, as I get a bit confused when typing, especially with my left hand, I would prefer if they didn't exist. On the top, it has five additional buttons, one labeled Rec and the others G1 to G4. I imagine they are programmable, but I haven't used them at all, so I have no opinion. As mentioned before, the keyboard also has an Fn key, through which you can perform various additional functions (e.g. start the browser or adjust the volume, as I mentioned for the side buttons) or lock the Windows key when playing games (although this function is not marked anywhere). Finally, another convenient feature is that the relatively useless Prt Scr/SysRq, Scroll Lock, and Pause/Break keys are located above the numeric keypad and not above the Insert, Home, and Page Up keys. Above the latter, it has the lights for Num, Caps, and Scroll Lock in that exact order, from left to right, and it is very convenient that these useful lights are closer to the user. In conclusion, an excellent keyboard, with a nice ergonomic feel, very comfortable for typing, and exceptional value for its price.

    WARNING: The keyboard has a problem that other cheap keyboards also have: If you press the left CTRL and SHIFT together, for example, if you want to assign a new shortcut in Microsoft Word (or any other program), you will notice that some combinations (e.g. left CTRL + left SHIFT + P) do not work! It means it cannot detect the left CTRL and SHIFT together - only the corresponding right keys! This is not terribly annoying, but it happens and it's good to know.

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Description & Specifications

Very comfortable, pleasant to the touch, wired USB multimedia keyboard for gamers with macro keys. It features 8 functional keys. Capabilities such as quick launch of e-mail, Internet browser, and simultaneously allows you to easily use a media player that controls its functions directly through functional keys (available functions: start/stop playback, increase/decrease volume, mute sound). Additionally, you can activate the search function and manage bookmarks in the Internet browser.

It has 12 multimedia function keys (start multimedia player, volume, increase volume, mute, stop playback, previous track, stop/resume playback, next track, e-mail, web browser, keyboard lock, calculator). Attractive design and elegant appearance make it easy to match with other computer gaming accessories.

The ergonomic shape and very good elasticity of the keys prevent wrist fatigue while typing and playing games. The letters and symbols are printed with the latest scratch-resistant technology. High-quality anti-static materials used during production defend against electromagnetic interference.

The keyboard is compatible with laptops and desktop computers.

  • Cable length: 1.5m
  • Product size: 480x192x24mm
  • Operating voltage: 5.0 +/- 0.25V
  • Operating current: less than 10mA
  • 12 Multimedia Keys
  • Ergonomic shape for comfortable use
  • High-quality symbols and letters for durability
  • System Support: Windows XP / VISTA / Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows 10
  • Support for all language versions, USB 2.0 compatible
  • Operating temperature: 0oC-40oC
  • Operating humidity: 20% ~ 90%

Manufacturer

Technical Specifications

Keyboard & Mouse Set
No
Genre
Membrane
Illuminated Keys
No
RGB Lighting
No
Size
Full Size
Switches
Membrane
Extra
Dedicated Multimedia Keys
Keyboard Language
English US

Connectivity

Wireless
No
Login
USB

Main Specifications

Colour
Black

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

  1. 5 stars
    0
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • John Paravantis
    4
    1 out of 2 members found this review helpful

    The Esperanza Ninja is unexpectedly good for its price. The keys have a matte surface (an excellent feature) and a clear feeling when pressed, and they are completely silent. Regarding the surface and the feeling of the keys, I think it is the same as the Armageddon AK-666sfx (which is excellent in terms of ergonomics and key feel). The Esperanza Ninja is not backlit, but it has the WASD keys and the arrow keys in a different color (mine is in light green), which is very helpful in low light conditions (maybe even more than lights). It has feet at the bottom that can be raised on a single level, but they are relatively loose and can come off when you try to adjust them (but they go back in easily). As shown in the keyboard images, it has small additional buttons on the left and right to adjust the volume, launch the browser, etc. (the same can be done with the Fn key, as I will write below). To be honest, these buttons don't suit me very well, as I get a bit confused when typing, especially with my left hand, I would prefer if they didn't exist. On the top, it has five additional buttons, one labeled Rec and the others G1 to G4. I imagine they are programmable, but I haven't used them at all, so I have no opinion. As mentioned before, the keyboard also has an Fn key, through which you can perform various additional functions (e.g. start the browser or adjust the volume, as I mentioned for the side buttons) or lock the Windows key when playing games (although this function is not marked anywhere). Finally, another convenient feature is that the relatively useless Prt Scr/SysRq, Scroll Lock, and Pause/Break keys are located above the numeric keypad and not above the Insert, Home, and Page Up keys. Above the latter, it has the lights for Num, Caps, and Scroll Lock in that exact order, from left to right, and it is very convenient that these useful lights are closer to the user. In conclusion, an excellent keyboard, with a nice ergonomic feel, very comfortable for typing, and exceptional value for its price.

    WARNING: The keyboard has a problem that other cheap keyboards also have: If you press the left CTRL and SHIFT together, for example, if you want to assign a new shortcut in Microsoft Word (or any other program), you will notice that some combinations (e.g. left CTRL + left SHIFT + P) do not work! It means it cannot detect the left CTRL and SHIFT together - only the corresponding right keys! This is not terribly annoying, but it happens and it's good to know.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Key feel
    • Silent
    • Cable length
    • Response time
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • The Esperanza Ninja is unexpectedly good for its price. The keys have a matte surface (an excellent feature) and a clear feeling when pressed, and they are completely silent. Regarding the surface and the feeling of the keys, I think it is the same as the Armageddon AK-666sfx (which is excellent in terms of ergonomics and key feel). The Esperanza Ninja is not backlit, but it has the WASD keys and the arrow keys in a different color (mine is in light green), which is very helpful in low light conditions (maybe even more than lights). It has feet at the bottom that can be raised on a single level, but they are relatively loose and can come off when you try to adjust them (but they go back in easily). As shown in the keyboard images, it has small additional buttons on the left and right to adjust the volume, launch the browser, etc. (the same can be done with the Fn key, as I will write below). To be honest, these buttons don't suit me very well, as I get a bit confused when typing, especially with my left hand, I would prefer if they didn't exist. On the top, it has five additional buttons, one labeled Rec and the others G1 to G4. I imagine they are programmable, but I haven't used them at all, so I have no opinion. As mentioned before, the keyboard also has an Fn key, through which you can perform various additional functions (e.g. start the browser or adjust the volume, as I mentioned for the side buttons) or lock the Windows key when playing games (although this function is not marked anywhere). Finally, another convenient feature is that the relatively useless Prt Scr/SysRq, Scroll Lock, and Pause/Break keys are located above the numeric keypad and not above the Insert, Home, and Page Up keys. Above the latter, it has the lights for Num, Caps, and Scroll Lock in that exact order, from left to right, and it is very convenient that these useful lights are closer to the user. In conclusion, an excellent keyboard, with a nice ergonomic feel, very comfortable for typing, and exceptional value for its price.

    WARNING: The keyboard has a problem that other cheap keyboards also have: If you press the left CTRL and SHIFT together, for example, if you want to assign a new shortcut in Microsoft Word (or any other program), you will notice that some combinations (e.g. left CTRL + left SHIFT + P) do not work! It means it cannot detect the left CTRL and SHIFT together - only the corresponding right keys! This is not terribly annoying, but it happens and it's good to know.

    Translated from Greek ·
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