Me encantó el teclado, bastante bien por parte de el creador. Sin embargo Amazon me retrasó el envío 2 veces a tal punto que lo tuve que volver a pedir: Read more

Great keyboard, and easy to use. Connects effortlessly! I like the size and look af the board, and the clicking clack of the keys is a big fat W! Excellent choice for gamers and at a fair price. Read more

I'm no pro with keyboards but i've been using this one for almost 2 months and its been a great experience. Read more

For today's mechanical keyboard review, I am checking out one of the artsiest mechanical keyboard when it comes to keycap design. Today's review is for the HITIME x XVX M67 Topographic Wired Gaming Keyboard with IMD Tech Keycaps. First and foremost, I am familiar with HITIME and XVX. With XVX, I am familiar with their Great Wave Off Kanagawa keycaps and HITTIME featuring more design-based keyboards utilizing XVX keycaps. It has been several years, but I have to say that I do enjoy any creativity that comes to overall keyboard design. But this time, I think the company really hit it big with their IMD Tech Keycaps. Featured in numerous colors such as black or white, what sets this mechanical keyboard apart is that it has this interesting pattern on the keycaps. And the RGB lights shine bright through them. In fact, there are 2 LED lights under each stabilizer and five LED lights on the space bar. There is lettering on the front side of the keycaps but truth be told, this mechanical keyboard is for those who have memorized the QWERTY keyboard and can type without looking at their fingers. Now, it's one thing to be a creatively artistic mechanical keyboard, but you have to feature the standards and that it's hotsweappable and gasket mounted. The other is tri-mode, but this is not a tri-mode keyboard, it's a wired keyboard. The keyboard also features PCB single key slotting for optimizing stability and making the touches more softer. As for gasket mounted, this mechanical keyboard features four layers of filling silencer. But have no fear, for those loving that thocky sound will like the thock this mechanical keyboard gives. The keyboard features 17 built-in backlight modes, monochrome and full color modes that are easy to change via the FN plus arrow keys. It's important to note that the keyboard does feature a keycap puller, USB Type-C cable, brush and three extra switches. Last but not least, this keyboard is 65% and features a unique curved body, has a tilt angle of 7 degrees and for the most part, this mechanical keyboard feels good to type on. Again, this is a mechanical keyboard for those who memorized the QWERTY keys, because if you are a person who single strikes and has to look at the letters, this mechanical keyboard is not for you. It's for those who can type and not look while typing. If you like mechanical keyboard with an artsy touch, then definitely give the HITIME x XVX M67 Topographic Wired Gaming Keyboard with IMD Tech Keycaps a try! Read more

The XVX M67 title lists this as a 60% layout, but then corrects this in the feature list, describing this as a 65% layout keyboard that includes the column of navigation keys to the right of the enter key. This is an advantageous layout in my opinion based on it's compact size while still providing dedicated delete and navigation keys. The other notable feature of this keyboard is the in-mold-decorated topography shine through artwork of the keycaps. This creates some stunning visuals that fit in especially well with other similar style accessories. The LED lighting is bright and vibrant, including LED's located under the space bar and stabilizers - nice touch! This creates the effect of LED's under the keys, along with the keycaps glowing as well. In other words, they light shines through the keycaps from additional angles that a typical RGB keyboard. I saw other user comments noting that the side-printed keycap legends are not as visible as they are not shine-through. That's a valid point to consider if you need to look at your keys in low light conditions. However, the keycaps have raised indicator bumps on the F and J keys to locate the home row, as well as textured space, WASD and arrow keys for gaming, so you should be able to find the necessary keys without looking. The chassis of the keyboard is an all-plastic build, but it feels solid and results in a lightweight board that's highly portable. The gasket structure, foam layers, and keycap thickness provide a relatively quiet sound profile that's satisfying for typing without being so loud that irritates co-workers. The M67 also includes flip-out feet to change the typing angle. In addition to the usual cable, extra switches, and keycap/switch puller, there's also a cleaning brush included. The linear ICE switches have a 45 g actuation force with a total travel of 3.4 mm. These feel wonderful for both gaming and everyday typing use. Both the switches and the stabilizers come pre-lubed from the factory and are well-tuned. Keyboard programming enthusiasts will appreciate that this keyboard is QMK/VIA compatible. While the XVX M67 doesn't offer an aluminum chassis or decorative weight plate, it does come with a host of useful performance and appearance features that make it stand out as a good value mechanical keyboard. If you're looking for a full-featured 65% mechanical keyboard with some eye-catching looks, the M67 should be on your consideration list. Highly recommended. Read more

Got this as a gift for my son and it’s just what he was looking for. Smaller size so takes up less desk space Read more