Its a good enough Keyboard for the price, the click-creamy sound it claims to have is a total over exaggeration- the sound is more of a rubbing and clacking sound, you can hear the friction of the key and switch as it moves. I should have read through the reviews because I, mistakenly thought like any other backlit keyboard, there could be a mode with just a solid color, there isn't, its either rainbow garbage or off. Read more

I selected this keyboard to replace the terrible keyboard that came with my wife's All-In-One desktop. The keystroke and click is very close to the Cherry mechanical keyboard but is not IBM Model M levels of perfect. It's wayyyy better than the cruddy laptopish cheap USB keyboards that are included with most desktops. The white colorway and adjustable LED backlighting looks good with my wife's white AIO. The 96 percent scale works on her desk and with her smaller stature/hands. The adjustable base is stable and does not wobble. Setup was simple USB plug-and-play. The volume knob and series of function key combinations can adjust the lighting color and other "hotkey" functions. No drivers or special software was needed. For under $50 (Oct 2025), it's a good value in mechanical keyboards with the bonus of backlighting. Read more

This keyboard has a satisfying blue switch click, bright LED backlighting, and a compact 96-key layout that saves space without sacrificing functionality. The volume knob is a great bonus, and it feels solid for both gaming and office use. Plug-and-play with my PC and Mac—responsive, durable, and looks sharp on the desk! Lights are bright! Read more

I wanted to like this keyboard, but I'm having a lot of issues with it at this price point. There are SO MANY nice keyboards within a few dollars of this unit. The meh features way outweigh the good features. I will say several good things about it but then I have to get to the not-so-good stuff. When it's turned off, it looks so nice sitting there. The teal and gray keys are set off against the off white keys and it's just a great look. It comes with a USB-C to USB-A cable and includes a USB-C adapter in case you're using it with something recent enough to not have USB-A ports. There are multiple height adjustments (but they are fixed height) and it can suit many typing styles that way. The volume knob has a nice feel to it. OKAY I'm starting to run out of good things to say. I'm also pretty happy with the reasonable volume level of the blue switches. You can still hear them slightly more than you can feel them. However, you can't swap them for other types of switches. There are MANY other keyboards in this price range that have the ability to change out to reds or browns or whatever. I'm sure I would be happier trying others, but since I can't CHANGE them, there's no point in wanting to. I'll need a whole another keyboard to do something like that. (RK R98 and CMK98 come to mind) When turned on it looks nice as well, until you want to change the colors. You can only change how the colors flow or breathe, or change the brightness, or turn the lights on or off. The colors are fixed because it just a filter with white light shining from beneath. That also means the light shining through the letters/digits on the keys is reduced, so it's real hard to read, and if you turn the lights off, you better be a good touch typer. Crap, I just dated myself. Anyway, this is what I would expect on a $10-$20 keyboard, not a $40-50+ one. All in all, I only have myself to blame, saw the word mechanical and got excited. Evidently over nothing. I'll let my son try it out, but pretty sure he'll go back to his K70. It can sit next to my spare monitor and look good on the shelf I suppose. Read more

This keyboard is clean and sounds great. good for gaming its a smaller size so i cant use it for blender default controls but it works how it should. feels nice and for the price its a bargin Read more