YINDIAO K68 60% Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard,Bluetooth 5.0/2.4Ghz,Dual mode 2-in-1 USB-C Receiver,Hot Swappable,68 Keys Compact US Layout,Power Saving,Red Switch,for PC,Mac (Milk Shake)

Really good quality, clicks aren’t too loud and press down nicely. Very good for gaming. I have two of these now.I just wish they had more colour options. Would definitely buy more.

The keyboard came well packaged with key/ switch pullers and has amazing overall quality, It is very well constructed with no flex in the frame and a good weight, They keys are textured, accurate and very easy to type with one or 2 handed. Swapping between 2.4ghz and Bluetooth is easy and almost instant and there is no delay in either mode with multiple devices. The on switch on the bottom is a great feature for if you have pets that could potentially walk over the keyboard and great for conserving battery's The keyboard uses AAA batteries which should last a long time as the keyboards only lights being to indicate which connection mode you are in. I am based in the UK and used to the ISO key layout but i have found the ANSI layout easy to adapt to. The keyboard does not have adjustable feet so you are limited to it being on one position but if you are creative you can make a simple stand for the keyboard or purchase something to change the angle or height.Overall I give this product a 9/10 and recommend it to any gamer whether you are just starting or are a power user.

Let's be honest - it's made from cheap plastic, weighs a feather and runs on stone age AAA batteries (i.e. not rechargeable). But it does what it says on the tin and it looks good at that! I would also add that the height and angle of the keyboard is awkward and takes some getting used to. You might want to purchase a keyboard wrist pad to alleviate some of the ergonomic drawbacks. For the cost, it really isn't a bad keyboard.

This keyboard is perfect for me, I love it. The size and quality were exactly what I was looking for.It's a bit on the small side so that's something to be aware of, but works perfectly. Really happy.

It was my fault because I didn't notice in the listing, I guess I assumed that these features would be fairly standard in a keyboard at the price. So, it doesn't have any legs to prop up the keyboard so the shape of the ergonomics feels that the bottom line of buttons is higher than the top, very strange as the keyboard is laid out as such that if it did have the legs, it would sit perfectly... bizarre choice not to have them. Shame, as the keys with the blue switches feel decent enough, and make that satisfying clickety clack clack.And the second major flaw is that there is absolutely no back lighting to it... not having RGB I could forgive but no lighting at all... absolutely not.It didn't last 24 hours in my house before it was packaged back up and returned so I cant comment on its durability, although I would say it felt and looked nice enough. After browsing I have found one, just a little bit more money but has all of the features a modern keyboard should have along with the clickety clack I crave.

Give the cost I had fairly low expectation but this keyboard is actually very good. It is not so small that it was had to remove certain keys altogether (for instance its still got Print Screen, Scroll Lock, which are access via the use of the FN key).The keys have a very nice action with good positive feed-back . I also like the fact that I can connect it to two different blue-tooth sources so it has saved me having to get a mini-KVM and I can access two different machines.The only very minor "niggle" is the lack of a UK keyboard layout but I can change my typing habits. In theory the keycaps are replaceable but I've yet to find a UK set that will fit this keyboard laybout!All in all I would recommend this

Buy a more well known brand for the extra money. These keyboards seem great value but mine has started registering double/triple keypresses within 13 months.

Battery last for Up to 6 months I was surprised