GK GAMAKAY LK67 65% Silent Pudding Mechanical Keyboard with Knob, RGB Hot Swap Bluetooth/USB-C Wired/2.4GHz Wireless 67 Keys PBT Keycaps Backlight Mute Gaming Keyboard (GamaKay Phoenix Switch)

I have a number of mechanical keyboards that are mostly used for business purposes. My primary motivator for buying this keyboard was to try out the GamaKay Phoenix switches, but I also like the look and size of the keyboard. The price is also really good, in my opinion. Right now this keyboard is the one I reach for the most. I really like the quiet thump of the switches and they feel nice to use, but to be clear - they aren't actually silent. I've had a few annoyances with this keyboard occasionally not "waking up". The lights will respond, but typing doesn't show up. It's an easy fix. I just switch the input type over to BT and then back to USB since I've been using it wired. It immediately starts responding again. This isn't a consistent issue, but is a small thing that I wish didn't happen.

I was looking around for a while searching for quiet, wireless, gaming keyboards. I have been enjoying it for about of month now and still proud of this purchase. Good price, great features. I do wish it had adjustable stands because it only has one height but that’s just personal preference.

The keyboard itself is solid for a budget board. It would be best to mod this board but its not bad out of the box. The Breakdown:-The stabilizers on mine rattle a lot which I expected but there is a gap all the way around the stabilizer housing that is unsalvageable.-Crystal switches are ok but they need to be lubed.-Pudding keycaps are moderately thick but extremely "pingy?" they have a weird high pitched kinda of resonance when the key is bottoms out.-RGB is solid bluetooth and 2.4GHz reciever works well. I havent tried programming any keys as I havent built out the board yet.-Battery; I expected decent quality as this is just a budget mod board for me to take to work. The problem is the battery. It states it has a 2400 mAH battery which doesnt match the photos or reviews I have seen. the battery has its own section in the bottom housing and what I received is just taped to the bottom with tape all around it. so you cant verify the battery size?Summary: its a solid board to start modding but if you plan to use it stock I would look elsewhere. The price has went up substantially on these board and I can safely recommend Akko's offerings any day of the week over this. Especially if you want to use it stock. The board works and I can work with what I have as its more of a backup. If I bought this as my only board though, I would be sorely dissapointed.

Just a quick update: I knocked over half a cup of water onto my keyboard and it's still working just fine. I pulled out all the switches and hung the keyboard upside down for a day and a half to let it dry. I was pleasantly surprised that there were no issues with any of the keys or LEDs once I put everything back together.I’ve been using this keyboard for about 2 weeks now and I really enjoy typing on it. It works really well right out of the box without the need to download any software. However, I wanted to rebind some keys, so the gamakay software was necessary. The LEDs are bright and the light schemes that you can toggle through are dazzling. I had a full sized corsair keyboard with cherry red switches before replacing it with this one. The smaller size freed up a lot more space and makes my desk look less cluttered. Although the body is full plastic, it's quite solid with no flex. It doesn't feel cheap and has quite some heft to it.The keyboard uses in-house switches that I wasn’t familiar with, so I had to look up a video of how each of the switches sound before I settled with the phoenix switches. The phoenix switches are very smooth and quiet but also very responsive. It doesn’t make a loud *thock* sound when typing like some of the other switches which can be annoying if you’re playing games or typing while talking to people on discord or streaming because the mic picks up all the typing sounds. The box also included one of each switch with the keyboard (phoenix, crystal, and bumblebee.) I actually replaced my “W” key switch with the bumblebee one so that I can tell if my finger is in the right place when playing games. Removing and replacing the keycaps and switches are easy to do and the keyboard seems very customize-able. The only thing I wish this keyboard had was somewhere where I could attach the usb receiver if I’m not using it like some of the other mechanical keyboards I’ve looked at.

Looking to change my old keyboard I came across this mechanical keyboard.And after using it I cant go back as this keyboard has:-A premium feel to the touch, I'm loving it more each day I use it.-The RGB is so good, got so many modules to play with, each with different colors or functions or patterns that you can customize or create your own.-Has bluetooth and 2.4g and includes an adapter for it, so you can use it wireless but also can be connected via cable (it also includes the usb cable). -The Red Switches are so good for gaming, they are fast and responsive great for competitive gaming but also nice for typing I have gone up to 130 wpm while using this keyboard.Got a really good quality keyboard for an affordable price right here.

The media could not be loaded.  This keyboard feels great !Keys are perfect size and placement for coding. Also the lighting effects are really cool.I would buy again.

This is a well rounded keyboard that can be used for gaming or daily life, tbh I didn’t expect much, however, once I received the keyboard I was surprised by the weight of it and the build quality, it felt premium it didn’t feel cheap like some keyboards that I had in the past, the crystal switches are very responsive and have a very good sound to them. In the box they also include the bumblebees and phoenix switches in case you decided you want to switch your caps or switches themselves. One of the main feature about this keyboard has to be customizability you get with it like the hot swap which doesn’t require any soldering. Finally I run my keyboard with the 2.4 adapter and I see no notable latency. I tried the Bluetooth for a bit as well and didn’t find any problems with it as well

Bastante cómodo y mucho mejor evidentemente que cualquier teclado de membrana.Mi único inconveniente es que la tecla 8 está desincronizada con la iluminación del teclado sin importar el color que escoja, lo que es incómodo, aunque tampoco me importa mucho debido a que lo uso sin iluminación.

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