Compact 80% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard,Hot-Swappable Keyboard with 98-Key Design and 114 keycaps Anti-Ghosting Gaming/Office Keyboard with Red Switches for Windows Mac PC(Grey White,Red Switches)

Oh, the Camiysn Compact 80% Mechanical Keyboard, the keyboard that's somehow trying to bring the chaos of a gaming battle into the peaceful realm of the office. Here's my take on it:First off, let's talk about the size. It's 80% compact, which means it's like the keyboard equivalent of trying to fit your entire closet into a carry-on suitcase. It's cute and compact, but it's also like playing a game of "Where's the key I need?" every time you start typing. Good luck finding that pesky tilde key when you're trying to send an email to your boss.Now, the hot-swappable feature is like the keyboard's way of saying, "Hey, we're in a hurry here!" It's like having a keyboard that's always on the verge of breaking up with you. "You don't like those keys anymore? Fine, I'll let you swap them out with no strings attached." It's the keyboard equivalent of a drama-free relationship.Speaking of drama, the clickety-clack of mechanical keys in an office setting is like bringing a marching band to a library. Everyone within a 10-foot radius will know you're working hard, but they'll also want to throw you out the window. It's not so much "hot-swappable" as it is "hotspot for office tension."And don't even get me started on the RGB lighting. It's like having a tiny disco party under your fingertips while you're trying to draft a serious report. Your coworkers will either be jealous of your flashy keyboard or seriously concerned about your work-life balance.In conclusion, the Camiysn Compact 80% Mechanical Keyboard is like bringing a high-speed sports car to a grocery store. It's flashy, it's fun, but it might not be the most practical choice for your everyday office needs. Unless, of course, you're looking to spice up your office life and make your coworkers question your sanity. Then, by all means, go for it!

I looked at and tried a number of smaller-format keyboards with numpads and this is the only one that had a layout that didn't drive me crazy after a day. It's a nice little keyboard, especially for the money. I like that it has a switch to turn the lights off. If you're a keyboard afficionado the keys will leave you wanting, but it's a cheap keyboard. I award it all of my stars.

I like how the keyboard sounds and the swappable keys are pretty need. The background lighting is cool but my only issue with it is that it does this "pulse" thing and it makes a very high pitched noise when it does... it's barely audible but can sometimes be a bit annoying so I probably won't really use that feature. The weight of the keyboard is nice along with the stands that are on the back. It feels pretty "sturdy" compared to previous keyboards that I had. Switching the keys out was kind of fun and I didn't know that was something I was going to enjoy... so thank you!

I wanted something with a good feel for my desktop without getting crazy. This works well

Has a nice, clicky sound like the older keyboards that I used to use. Really like this keyboard. Needed to get used to the short "0" key on the keypad as I'm used to the longer key. I use it for work but may get a 2nd for home.

The Space Bar is not sensitive. You have to press fiercely and in the middle for it to work. I bought two keyboards and they have the same problem

The media could not be loaded. Black / Silver Keyboard 80%i just received the keyboard the black with silver keys and i start to notice that when pressing enter sometimes it does recall it keep pressed. so i had to press it again little hard to go back to the original setup. i tried removing it and putting it back but still getting stuck sometimes, i also notice there was no screen capture that my bad i gonna had to use the other commandFor illustrator and edition i just need to get use to where the keys are at least i use the English keyboard.Overall the keyboard look really beautiful and this is my first ever keyboard i really wanted the one with the keys i use the most, like the numpad pretty much of all. I'm not going lower than 80% one.

For the thirty-nine dollars this cost me, there are much better boards. Or you can spend just $10 more and get something significantly better. I got this to mod because of the layout and it's hot swappable. But I handled it for about 2 minutes before putting it back in the box to return it. It feels cheap, the keys sound bad and rattley. If you don't know anything about keyboards, steer clear. If you do, you will be returning it. PASS.

The keyboard layout is perfect, it fits in my backpack and still has room for the number pad. The red switches are reasonably good; I added o-rings to try to cut down on the clack for now with plans to replace the switches for something quieter in the future.The back light is just OK, it glows a very light bluish hue of white, but I keep it off as I neither care about it or consider it an added value. The 3 lights indicating numlock, capslock etc. bleed into one another a bit, but again - just a quibble given it's fantastic price.If it had a detachable usb cable (it does not) then this would have knocked it out of the park. As is, it's a great value for a decent piece of starter kit. Recommended!