TK75 HE Rapid Trigger Wireless Gaming Keyboard Hall Effect Hot-swap Magnetic Switch, Snap Tap, 81 Keys Bluetooth/2.4GHz/Wired 75% RGB Esports Gaming Keyboard (Magnetic Mercury Switch)

It has been a real pleasure typing and gaming on this keyboard. The white and dark+light blue themed keycaps that this keyboard comes with looks great and the mercury switches have a very satisfying thok sound. It seems to only come with linear switches though, so if you’re used to tactile ones, you’ll need to get used to the lack of feedback. I’ve been using another gamakay keyboard (LK 67) for the last two years and had a great experience with it; It has survived many drops and even survived having water and other drinks spilled on it, so I didn’t hesitate to grab another keyboard from them when I needed one that had the F1-F12 keys for a new game I started playing. Although I could hold the FN key + # to input it on the LK 67, it was too slow and my character would be dead by the time I could press the combination. The TK75 HE has a very solid and premium feel to it even though the case is made of plastic and the LEDs are very bright. I like that this model has two sets of adjustable feet to tilt the keyboard up at two different angles as well as a place to hold the wireless receiver when not in use. I wish they had put the wireless on/off switch and the receiver slot on the top like next to the usb port or somewhere on the sides. It would’ve made it much more convenient than having to flip the keyboard over every time I needed to access them. The keyboard works right out of the box and the software is not necessary unless you want to set up macros, change your keys binds, or key sensitivity. The default sensitivity is 2mm but it can be set anywhere between 0.2mm to 3.8mm. The changes made seem to stay even after deleting the software or connecting it to another device. It's quick and easy to switch my connection via bluetooth between my computer, phone, and laptop. For what you get, the price is decent. The quality can’t compare to custom built keyboards with metal cases and plates, but you’re also not spending an excess of $300+ to buy all the parts. I just want something that works without any tinkering. The switches are hot swappable, but the options seem very limited since I think it only accepts magnetic HE switches which aren't that plentiful. I’ve also looked at the keyboards from logitech and razer, but they’re 2x the price and their TKL keyboards take up much more space. My old keyboard still works just fine, so it'll be perfect to use as my traveling keyboard from now on since it's so tiny.

Been using this keyboard for Counter strike 2 and daily use. It's wonderful value for the performance and style you get. Magnetic switch keyboards cost quite a lot and this one runs on the cheaper side, without sacrificing quality. The software used to program key actuation works well, havent run into any problems although it requires you to go to their website and download it from there. The typing sound is nice and creamy. You also have the ability to change out keycaps, which i've done. Overall a great entry-level rapid trigger keyboard. Looks great and gives you that slight edge for competitive gaming.

This keyboard is great for regular use and gaming as well. The keys actuate super quickly (faster than any other keyboard I've used, even cherry MX red). The size of the keyboard is perfect for office use because it doesn't take up that much space since there is no numpad. The lights have a fully customizable software that you have to install separately by searching up the model, and it behaves pretty similar to Razer software. Switches are probably membrane, but the keyboard resembles a nice mechanical keyboard. There is also a neat little volume knob on the keyboard that adds a really stylish look to it.

For the price it is REALLY close to 5 stars. If you're getting into mech keyboards, this is it. A bit janky on the software and setup, but not the worst

I have a Ducky One 2 TKL but I wanted a keyboard with rapid trigger for valorant and I didn't want to spend $300 on a Wooting just to have to wait 3 months for it to come. I was considering the Razer Huntsman V3 but it doesn't have magnetic switches and I hate razor software, I was considering the Steelseries one but it looks low quality. That's why I ordered this same day delivery and it's a TKL with magnetic switches and rapid trigger but a big plus is that it has software too and it's really good. Keyboard feels amazing sounds amazing. The rapid trigger / snap tap works in valorant only thing is after some games I had to put my space bar sensitivity down because I would accidently press it in clutch situations (I think its just a me thing cause of the way I use my keyboard if you have this issue of pressing space bar when you didn't mean to set the sensitivity lower) 5 stars so far I will give a update in 6 months or if it stops working I will update this review.

This is a 75% layout keyboard, which in my opinion is the best layout for gaming. The keyboard has a knob. This makes it convenient for turning the volume up and down. The keycaps are PBT material, so you can use it very long time before they shine. After heavily using the keyboard for over 2 months, the keycaps still feel good. Their gaming switches are fast, and the travel distance is short, so it is very good for FPS games. The keyboard has 3 modes of connections. When gaming, the wired one helps a lot to reduce the latency. Bluetooth is handy for daily usage. The price is affordable for a gaming mechanical keyboard. Highly recommended for gamers.

Calidad muy mediocre para lo que cuesta creo que llevo si acaso menos de un año con este teclado y se desconecta a cada rato, me toca usarlo solo por cable porque si lo uso sin cable de la nada deja de funcionar

Got my tk75he today. I was skeptical at first, saw mixed opinions about sound, feel and software. Let me say, it's amazing. Sound is very comfortable and addicting, looks absolutely beautiful and feels almost flawless. I am guessing they updated the software, because there were no issues at all and it was pretty decent from usability perspective. RGB is great with many variants and presets. Tried out custom actuation points and performance is flawless. Satisfies my needs, would recommend

Design und Verarbeitung Das Gehäuse der TK75 besteht aus robustem ABS-Kunststoff, der für eine solide Haptik sorgt. Der Aluminium-Drehregler in der oberen rechten Ecke ermöglicht eine einfache Steuerung der Lautstärke und anderer Funktionen. Die zweistufigen ausklappbaren Füße auf der Unterseite ermöglichen es, den Tippwinkel individuell anzupassen, was den Tippkomfort erhöht. Ein besonderes Highlight ist das 0,85-Zoll-TFT-Display unter den Navigationstasten, das Informationen wie Akkustand, Verbindungsstatus oder sogar benutzerdefinierte GIFs anzeigen kann. Tippgefühl und Schalter Die Tastatur ist mit den hauseigenen Gamakay Phoenix V2 Silent Linearschaltern ausgestattet, die für ein nahezu geräuschloses Tippgefühl sorgen. Diese Schalter haben einen Auslösepunkt von 2 mm und einen Gesamtweg von 3,3 mm, was ein schnelles und präzises Tippen ermöglicht. Die Schalter sind zudem hot-swappable, sodass sie ohne Löten ausgetauscht werden können, um das Tippgefühl individuell anzupassen. Beleuchtung und Software Die TK75 verfügt über eine RGB-Hintergrundbeleuchtung mit südlich ausgerichteten LEDs, die für eine gleichmäßige Ausleuchtung sorgen. Die mitgelieferte Software ermöglicht es, die Beleuchtungseffekte anzupassen und Tasten neu zu belegen. Allerdings könnte die Software benutzerfreundlicher sein und bietet derzeit nur begrenzte Anpassungsmöglichkeiten. Konnektivität und Akkulaufzeit Die Tastatur unterstützt sowohl Bluetooth 5.0 als auch eine 2,4-GHz-Funkverbindung und kann zudem über USB-C kabelgebunden betrieben werden. Der integrierte 4.000-mAh-Akku bietet je nach Nutzung eine Laufzeit von bis zu 40 Stunden. Die Akkulaufzeit variiert jedoch je nach Nutzung der RGB-Beleuchtung und des TFT-Displays. Fazit Die Gamakay TK75 überzeugt durch ihr kompaktes Design, die leisen Schalter und die vielseitigen Verbindungsmöglichkeiten. Einige Aspekte, wie die Software und die Stabilität der größeren Tasten, könnten verbessert werden. Dennoch bietet sie ein hervorragendes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis und ist eine empfehlenswerte Option für alle, die eine leise und funktionsreiche mechanische Tastatur suchen.

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Die Qualität der Tastatur ist in Ordnung. Software zum einstellen ist im besten Fall fragwürdig. 50% CPU Auslastung im Hintergrund? Diese habe ich wieder deinstalliert. Man kann noch über diverse Tastenkombinationen über die FN Taste die Tastatur konfigurieren, jedoch nicht so gut wie in der Software, aber wie oben erwähnt ist diese nicht ganz in Ordnung. Ich würde die Tastatur nicht wieder Kaufen.