Portable 60 Percent Keyboard, Compact 61 Keys Mini Mechanical Keyboard for PC/Mac Gamer Switchable Colorful Backlit - Red Switch - Black+White

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I loved it!!!! I am still trying to figuring out how to use some keys but is definitely good if you want something compact and beautiful. Oh but something that I didn’t like it you have to buy a usbc usbb port if you want to use it. It’s good because Mac always need more ports but they should tell you this before buying the keyboard

Very happy

Aunque el paquete donde venía, se observó que había sido abierto, este producto llegó, pero el otro producto de otra tienda que según venía en el mismo empaque no llegó!!!

Great keyboard, I've had it for a good long while (at least 6 months) and it's been great, no issues.

It broke once it open

It feels heavy and not that cheap. Ligthning could be better but its ok for its price. Static colors but different lightning modes. Heres a little sound test (red switches). Braided cable makes it durable.

As a gaming keyboard, this nearly nails it. This is a mechanical keyboard, so it uses a separate switch for each key instead of the more typical (and cheaper) membrane setup. Real switches give much better feedback when typing. This keyboard uses red, linear Cherry MX-style switches. The switches themselves are branded "BSUN." I really like the white color, and it's got nice, crisp see-through text on the key caps. Although the LEDs aren't RGB (they're fixed colors), I like the color scheme. Personally, I don't care that much about RGB lighting. I just want some type of backlight as I often work in dark rooms. The LED under the caps lock key is initially off, but turns on when caps lock is pressed. I played a few hours of FPS games, and the keyboard worked well. In my opinion, red switches are the best for gaming. I prefer blue for typing, however. I tested the key rollover, and didn't have any problems with skipped inputs. I was able to type as many keys as I have fingers (10). Even though this is a fairly compact, 60% keyboard, I found it comfortable to use. It has two-stage feet that can give it a little more tilt. It sits a bit high in general, so you may need a palm rest. The main thing to be aware of with a 60% keyboard is the lack of arrow/cursor keys. Although this keyboard has a feature where you can toggle the alt, menu, control and question mark keys to work as arrow keys by pressing Fn+Menu key, you must give up the forward slash/question mark key to do this. This nearly solves the problem, but if you're frequently typing paths in a terminal this won't help much. For gaming, this doesn't really matter. The keyboard uses a sturdy metal plate to which the switches mount, which is expected even on cheap keyboards. It uses soldered switches, which are not hot swappable–you'll need to call upon your soldering skills if you want to change the switches. The keyboard is wired and uses a detachable USB-C cable. A braided white USB-C cable was included. The bottom line? I recommend it. Hey, it's a great little gaming keyboard with red switches!

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