Mechanical Keyboard Wired 87 Keys RGB Gaming Keyboard Brown Switches LED-Backlit Mode Computer Game Keyboard for Office Gaming Gamer

The media could not be loaded.  While I don’t have much experience with mechanical keyboards I think this is definitely one of the most underrated cheap ones out there.From what I found trying to find a mechanical keyboard at this price of 30 dollars was pretty hard. It’s built like a tank, very nice quality.It has lots of color modes, they are amazing!save the little paper manual because it lists all the shortcuts and suchThe keys are very nice to type on, smooth and quality built, they do wiggle just slightly but it’s honestly not even noticeable when you are hammering away like a train running down the tracksGood size compact board, unless you are a accountant or a data scientist crunching number a number pad is kinda pointless anywaysAll in all, take the plunge on this random Chinese copy mechanical keyboard, if you are a office worker just trying to type better to get a raise and flex on your coworkers with ur rainbow keyboard or a writer who’s looking to write the next great American novel, this keyboard may be the 30 dollar ticket to your success!

I don't know of any full RGB mechanical keyboard that can beat this. It has metal housing which gives it a good weight and it doesn't allow it to slide around during use, which is also thanks to the grippy rubber feet it has. The keycaps are surprisingly robust for a keyboard in this price range. I wasn't able to tell what kind of switches they have, it appears to have an "ET" The different RGB light shows are nice and give the keyboard a more high end feeling. Overall, if you're looking for a excellent keyboard that wont break the bank or are looking to get into the world of mech keyboards, I wouldn't look any further.

I like the layout and the feel of the brown switches, but...Several keys labeled backwards. Most have the un-shifted text to the left and the shifted text to the right, which is the way every other keyboard has them that doesn't have them top to bottom.However, the -_ key, =+ key, [{ key, ]} key, \| key, ;: key, '" key are all labeled backwards.They are labeled _-, +=, {[, }], :;, "'.This is kind of a pain because it is these keys I can't seem to remember and look to what is printed and it's wrong!

Got this keyboard last saturday and I have to say I am very pleased. I am not a keyboard enthusiast in any way, and was looking for an intro mechanical keyboard. This is pretty much everything I was asking for- a truly mechanical keyboard that's cheap and not some membrane keyboard with a 'mechanical feel,' either. It's not loud, keyboard has tons of lighting features, and it also has the ability to turn off all the lights if you really don't like RGB at all, in case anyone was wondering that. It also has lots of extra FN buttons like volume control, play/pause, stop, brightness, and others which I haven't figured out yet either.Now the only thing to worry about is if the keyboard will just magically fail as most other users complain about. I've only had this keyboard for 4 days but so far everything's completely fine. If it does fail well, I did only buy it for 20$. Will give updates in the future, but so far, everything's great!

I play games a lot and I also spend a lot of time in front of my computer typing stuff so I know the value of a good mechanical keyboard. I wanted to find a cheap one to bring at work since I was typing a lot and I have to say that for this price, you're gonna have a tough time finding anything else equal or better. The switches are genuine MX Browns and it feels really nice to type. Quite a few colors to choose from and a few patterns without having to go through some software like pretty much all gaming keyboards. The manual shows the shortcuts.The only problems I have with this keyboard is that the body is made of plastic, but since it's lined with aluminum I can't really ever bend this keyboard unless I really hammered and tried hard enough. No, what really bothers me is that this is a loud keyboard. These are pretty loud for Brown switches. Sure, if you want a $30 mechanical keyboard for home use then you're gonna feel like a god typing, hammering away at these keys because it feels so damn satisfying. But for office use? You're gonna have to chill out if you type at 100+ wpm like I do. Unless your coworkers don't mind, but even still it can get loud. Don't get me wrong, these aren't the kind of loud that you'd get out of Blues. But for some reason the impact of bottoming out and hitting that initial bump is pretty loud during casual fast typing.Definite recommend otherwise. You want a mechanical keyboard without all the crazy bells and whistles of Corsairs, Razers, and Logitechs with their 16.8m RGB and hundreds of configurable patterns? This is the keyboard you want.

When i received this product the green led on the 6 key was already broken but i did jot care too much about this. Should have just returned it then. Buttons are now starting to fail on me only just over 4 months of ordering it and there is no warranty. do not buy