I've had it for a week, so of course I can't know how it will hold up over time.

Good and fairly quiet, although the spacebar and a couple of other gray keys are noisier.

So far, I'm satisfied.

I did an unboxing (in English) for anyone interested.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_D6p3uk9R4

The keyboard up close for its price is beautiful! It has a nice retro color that makes it look much more expensive!
For general simple use, it is an OK keyboard, especially if you like its aesthetics and the nice sound the keys make.
On the negative side, the keys have a quite bad feel, they are a bit mushy, and the size and position of the backspace key are tiny and completely counterintuitive.
If you find it for under €10, it's OK for someone who wants a retro look without many demands

Although it is evident in the photos, be careful with the backspace key! They made it look like the keyboards from the 90s with the large Enter key, and it has a very minimal backspace key that will take some time to get used to. Other than that, it's good for its price for what it is - a keyboard without media keys and with a supposed "mechanical" sound/feel with satisfying travel distance. I bought it because it has white, large buttons and I like the groove for the stylus above the F keys.

I bought it as a backup and for traveling, and although I wouldn't recommend it as a primary keyboard, I think it will do the job for what I need.

As for the practical aspects, its dimensions are 44 x 14.5 x 3cm (with the feet, 2 without).