UrChoiceLtd Magic-Refiner UK Layout 60% True Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Type C Wired 62 Keys LED Backlit USB Waterproof Keyboard 14 Chroma RGB Backlight Full Anti-ghosting,for PC/MAC (Blue Switch)

Its a really good keyboard, very loud however, but it does what it says. Havent had any issues with it. The Lights are bright but dimmable.The only issues ive had with it is chaning the colors as the "commands" dont all work. Speeding up or slowing down is not working for me.I would say its a 4 star keyboard but the price i bought it for made it 5 stays because its a good budget keyboard.

The media could not be loaded. Before I bought this product, there were no reviews regarding the white version of the keyboard- so I was a bit sceptical before buying.Getting straight to the point, this keyboard has seriously blown me away. Right off the bat, when I opened the box after the keyboard arrived, I could instantly tell how well made this keyboard is. The quality is superb. The RGB lighting is incredible- something only usually see in high end keyboards. The keys feel awesome too, I chose the red switches and the feedback is great and they are quiet (which is what I like). The key is smaller than expected but I just love it!Overall for £39.99 this is probably the best thing I have bought in a long time. If you want excellent quality, superb RGB backlighting and a great overall keyboard- but for a budget price, then this keyboard should be your first option!I am well and truly impressed with this keyboard. 100% recommend.

Back in January this year, I bought a Corsair K70 RGB. An incredibly over engineered, solid mother of a keyboard. I'm not a massive fan of the Cherry MX speed switches on that keyboard, but overall, it's fantastic. The only major problem? It takes up 90% of my desktop space!So I decided to bite the bullet and purchase one the small, generic, mechanical keyboards from Amazon. Enter the MK21. At first I was quite surprised at just how small it actually is. With 61 keys in comparison to my K70's 104... There's a lot missing, and whilst using the MK21 you're going to have get used to using the function key, ALOT. That's the only major gripe for me, whcih is not a fault of the hardware itself, but the price you pay for going for such a small form factor.Other than that, the keyboard quality is fantastic. It has a nice weight to it, no flex in the backboard and RGB is nice and bright. Key caps are relatively good quality although not very textured and slippery at times. I'm actually taking a liking to the blue switches that this MK21 comes preinstalled with too. Whilst quite noisy (Tried to use during a conference call this morning and was moaned at!) they have a nice, tactile 'Click' to them which provides loads of feedback allowing you to know exactly when and where you mistype. There's quite a lot of travel to them which will take some getting used to (I'm a MacBook butterfly keyboard user - what's key travel?)I was blown away with the sheer amount of control you have over the RGB lighting. There are several different motion effects - all look as good as the corsair K70, and you have full control over the speed and color of the effects so I'd also say it's as customizable as the K70, even without software control. It does have 3 configurable presets but I've found no way to save these these upon disconnecting from my PC - Not ideal and renders the presets function pretty useless. The USB C cable provided is surprisingly good quality, being thick and flexible as well as arriving with a nice, white, Velcro cable tidy. The key cap puller is also a nice little addition however I wouldn't recommend using it as the black plastic design will probably scuff your white keycaps.A nice feature of the board is the 3 height settings. The default height and angle is perfect for me, however with the use of the folding feet, there are two additional height / angle settings. The top height being absurdly angled- I can't imagine anyone using the keyboard in this setting - A fast track to RSI! Although I gave the max height a test, it was horrible!Overall, this is a fantastic little mechanical keyboard. £45 is incredible value for a true mechanical keyboard - Most branded ones seem to start at around £70+. I'd highly recommend it for all aspects of computing - gaming, office work, even as a portable solution - it's so small, I can easily carry it back and forth from the office.

Bought for gaming to replace an old standard keyboard.Nice and weighty, feels well built and functions with no problems. For the price, I was expecting cheap lightweight plastic but the build quality appears to be quite high.The colour is pleasant, the lights are vibrant, the keys are responsive and the sound is nice and clicky.Overall a good bit of starter kit for the money.

I really like this keyboard. It has a great mechanical feel and performs well. There are a lot of light functions which are fun and the function keyboard brings a lot of options. It is loud so wouldn’t recommend it if you are looking for something quiet. I really like it and think it’s great value, would recommend!

Keyboard is great , lights are customisable to a point they will surely suit everyone , or can just be switched off. 2 step stand allow for the perfect typing angle for almost anyone. Keys are good red switches , obviously they aren’t cherry mx switches but they are close. Only issue I had is a rattle in the large keys (space , enter , etc) but I resolved this by putting cotton under the plastic constancy points to soften the noise. Keyboard is virtually silent and incredibly smooth to type on , increased my wpm from 80 to 110 so do with that what you will.

This keyboard is great value for money! The backlighting colours look great and the different lighting modes it offers are fun to play around with.The keycap remover included makes it much easier to remove keys and replace them, making the keyboard easy to clean.The symbols on the keys are very helpful when trying to remember how to use certain hotkeys in order to use a smaller keyboard efficiently.The switches feel great to type on despite the cheaper design compared to cherry MX switches.Unfortunately it seems that my keyboard had manufacturing issue, one of the stabilizers underneath the enter key was not fitted correctly so the enter key would get stuck in place. Fortunately I was able to fix this myself but its something to keep in mind in case this is a common issue.