QMK/VIA support makes customization a breeze. The IMD keycaps look nice, but they feel a bit slippery during longer gaming sessions. Read more

The M67 is a banger of a good value for a compact keyboard, it has some unique keycaps made my IMD Tech Keycaps and also offers QMK/VIA compatibility. With all the features including the already mentioned ones it is also Hotswap, gasket mounted with smooth switches and very well tuned stabilizers and spectacular RGB that can light up any room. I found the typing and gaming experience to be ultra responsive, very comfortable and fun with the shine through keycaps, also the stabilizers even have LEDs which I have never seen before on a keyboard. The M67 screams gamer all the way and looks great in my opinion. I have seen some beautiful keyboards but this one really takes it up a notch and leaves others behind. But it isn't just a pretty board as you see in the pictures on the product page, it has 1000Hz polling rate to insure every key press counts. The keyboard case is plastic and very portable, so taking it with you won't be an issue and the flip out feet let you adjust the typing angle up to 7 degrees. It is compatible with Win/Mac and the QMK/VIA completes the package by giving you the best in customization options. I totally recommend the M67 and it is a fantastic keyboard for the cost. 5 stars all over the place all day long. What could be improved on the black case version is the keycaps. I have no issue with the previous version as it is very useable with side printed keycaps. The second version with the black case does not live up to it's light colored counterpart. The keycaps are overwhelmed with the topo graphics and the side printing does not help even though the LEDs are south facing. I deducted a star for this and hopefully they issue the black version with other options for the keycaps. Read more

This really is a fantastic keyboard, beyond my expectation considering the price point. The case wasn't exactly what I expected - it's sort of an inferior plastic material. For some reason I thought it was frosted acrylic. But I can easily look past it because the RGB is what steals the show. It pairs extremely well with these keycaps that have the shine through topographic (swirly lines). The keycaps itself is a diffuser creating soft on the eyes vibrant colorful lights. It's rare that I keep a default set of keycaps on the original keyboards I buy. This one is absolutely worth keeping on the keyboard. It's minimalistic and clean. More than that the quality of them are amazing! The main "gamer" keycaps have the rougher texture to them for feel and grippage I suppose (space bar, wasd, arrow keys, esc) Maybe it was designed that way to last longer as those keys tend to fade out. There's no flex on the board but it types like a gasket. The sound profile is firm and sort of creamy. It basically sounds nice, better than your average unmodded mechanical keyboards. Pretty satisfied with the performance. Most of the stabs sound stable. Except the backspace so that will need to be tuned. The switches are also better than the stock gaterons you often find in regular mechanical keyboards though it needs to be lubed. I really think this is the perfect keyboard for gamers. At 60% you have the keys you need while saving space on your desk. It has vibrant rgb that won't distract while gaming instead creating ambiance and mood. It's wired only so no worries about latency. And the QMK software which is what most modders use because it's open source. Amazing!!! Read more

I just got my hands on the M67, and wow, this keyboard is baller. The RGB lighting is absolutely wild—it really brings some life to my desk. And it sounds great right out of the box. For boards that really focus on aesthetics, sometimes the sound is overlooked. Not in this case. But, of course, I had to mod it. I can't leave things alone. I focused on the switches and stabilizers since throwing in a bunch of foam isn’t really the move for a board like this. After some messing around, I got it sounding pretty asmr-ish. Still, I have to say, using it stock was a solid experience too. This keyboard reminds me a lot of my Drop Carina, which I absolutely adore, so that’s definitely a bonus. Now, the keycaps are a bit of a mixed bag for me. I like the overall design, but some of the keycaps—specifically the W, A, S, D, space bar, and arrow keys—are textured, which is kind of weird. I get what they were going for, but for a board that’s mostly about aesthetics, it just seems... strange. That said, I can overlook it because the overall vibe of the board is really cool. It looks great on my desk and sounds fantastic. If you’re looking for a fun keyboard, the M67 is definitely worth checking out. Read more

This is for "HITIME x XVX M67 Topographic Wired Gaming Keyboard with IMD Tech Keycaps, QMK/VIA 60 Percent Keyboard Custom, Creamy Mechanical Keyboard Gasket, RGB Hot Swappable Keyboard, Stellar White(JadeStone) (White)" Price at review time: $59.99 before 15% off coupon. Has some padding to add some weight to the keyboard, giving it a somewhat more premium feel. Padding does help reduce noise vs. a regular keyboard. The black side print legends are readable in both regular and subdued lighting with backlighting on. Shine through is great given the unique design of the keycaps. Read more

The M67 has exceeded my expetations and sounds fantastic -stock- out of the box. The typing feel is comfortable, the switches sound great, and the keycaps feel/look awesome. The RGB lighting is also insanely bright if that's your thing. An overall amazing package for a budget price. Read more

Love the board, it has that clear clicking sound and the colors are very vibrant, I would definitely buy again Read more