Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

I've been testing different mechanical light-up keyboards for work. This one is nice, though each key has a set color. You can change the lighting pattern, but not the colors. The keys feel great and are very loud, noticeable in our open office. No software needed for this keyboard, as everything is controlled through the keyboard itself. The keyboard is lighter than my previous metal-cased one, but I really enjoy it, especially the volume wheel.

My wife's review: This LED light-up mechanical keyboard is a gamer's dream. With a sleek look and typewriter-like clicks, it's very satisfying. The keys respond quickly with just the right resistance and they're not sticky ? great for typing even with long nails. It has over 20 light settings/strobe patterns, all unique and colorful, perfect for gaming in the dark. The only downsides are that the keys are hard to see without the lights on, and you can't customize the colors. The instructions were vague, but the keyboard is easy to use. The volume button also controls the lighting effects. The keyboard is lightweight, easy to clean, and the wrist rest is magnetic. The keys are durable, no signs of wear even after cleaning. Overall, it's the best keyboard I've owned.

I bought this for my PC gamer fiance. It arrived quickly and he was eager to set it up. The keyboard is surprisingly nice. It clicks loudly like the Razer gaming keyboard and has 22 light modes. We chose the blue light switch option for the loud click. The keyboard has no delay in response time when gaming. It's really pretty, making me want one too! The colors are preset, which wasn't an issue for us. The magnetic wrist rest is a helpful feature. A great budget-friendly option for a gaming keyboard!

If you're comparing this to high-end keyboards, you might be disappointed. But for a budget-friendly mechanical keyboard, it's a good choice. The quality is above average for its price range. It has a nice mechanical feel, not as crisp as more expensive models, but better than cheaper ones. It's easy to type on and good for gaming, though not ideal for long document typing at high speeds due to less sturdy keys.

The colors can be deceiving as it looks like it's full RGB but it's not. The colors on the keys are fixed but there are options for different lighting patterns. No need for external software to change the lighting, which I love. There are 19 patterns to choose from. The keys are loud, expected with blue mechanical switches. They're great for typing but could be distracting for others. The plastic keys feel a bit flimsy but you get used to it. The magnetic wrist rest is a great feature. Also, the indicator lights are conveniently located. Overall, it?s a great affordable keyboard with real mechanical switches.