KEMOVE Snowfox Wired/Wireless 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Hot Swappable Keyboard True RGB Backlit PBT Keycaps Full Keys Programmable - NKRO- 3000mAh Battery (Gateron Brown Switch)

Absolutely loving this board so far. Really no complaints at all in terms of build quality and functionality. It looks amazing and the keycaps are solid and well balanced.*EDITNoticed lots of issues with the board over the past few months.1. Keys are getting stuck during gameplay in wired and wireless mode. Tired swapping out for new switches but the problem persisted.2. Battery life really isn't that good, plus the software doesn't show you how much battery life you have left.3. Bluetooth sometimes just disconnects randomly for 5/10 seconds.4. Can't seem to get custom colour profiles to stay applied to the board no matter how much I try.Overall for the price I am very unhappy with the board and would seriously urge anyone interested in buying from this brand to do further research. For the price I expected a much higher quality finish on the board and the software.I have decided to buy the Ducky One 2 mini now as a replacement.

Physically it's well built and sturdy, I've dropped it a couple times on a hard floor and it's perfectly fine. The rgb effects are attractive and the keys feel and look premiumThe software side of things is a total headache though. It's still in development so should get better in future but I was not aware of this when I purchased and would not have bought it if I had known.Everything from rgb effects to the use of layers and customising keys is really buggy and will have you scratching your head or straight up banging your forehead against something for hours. Even operations as basic as connecting to Bluetooth is hit and miss and buggy as hell - just head to kemove forum and check for yourself.The kemove software is the single worst application I have ever used, totally confusing and full of misdirection - a large number of the buttons are un-clickable or take you to a screen that's inoperable due to still being in development.In a year or two I imagine it will be on the same level as its competitors but right now I would say avoid this at all costs unless you can afford to splash cash supporting a start-up which is essentially what this is

What can I say, this keyboard is amazing value for money, the keys and the housing are made of very high quality materials and the keys themselves are lubricated from the factory so you get a very satisfying and quiet typing/gaming experience.The RGB is also very nice, it's not really bright but certainly more than enough, the software leaves a little to be desired but you don't NEED to use it which is a bonus.The wireless function is also very good and connected easily with no problems, all you need is a Bluetooth capable pc, you do lose N key roll over and get 6 key roll over but in reality even when gaming you're probably not pressing more than 6 keys at once so again this isn't an issue.I've not tried to hotswap any keys yet but it's a standard DK61 underneath so they should pop off with the included tool no issue which for me is another bonus because if I fancy another type of switch or one fails then you just pop and swap.Overall I'm super happy with this purchase and would highly recommend over bigger branded more expensive keyboards.

Firstly, I admire the look and the RGB at night is so dope!However, if your gaming, say Destiny 2 and suddenly you find yourself jammed doing a strafe left or right, having to disconnect, pause, reconnect and a moment later regain control… well there isn’t much better definition for keyboard rage!!Likewise, you settle that it is now a tactile typing keyboard for your work and you’re ploughing through online editing when suddenly you realise it has frozzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz… so again anyway I look at it, if I’m spending that much for a keyboard like this, I can argue for the key layout being wrong and blame myself for now finding a remapping tool, accept the software was such a mess I’ve not tried revisiting it in the last 11 months to see if it’s improved with any updates… You can’t excuse the connection issues though.I’m left contemplating every new Logi or Razer that appears on in my emails suggesting they could be of interest…Shame, the physical build quality and RGB are excellent!!

Do not buy this keyboard let alone any keyboard by this manufacturer until this pattern their support system and clean out and simplify their software.This keyboard fundamentally WORKS, everything does what they say it should but there’s where it ends and the issues crop up.Being a 60% keyboard it is likely you’ll want to reprogram it to use the arrow keys on the first or second layer; and apart from their software being unintuitive to use and support forums being barren and dragged along by everyone else who fell in to the drag of buying one of these.Your keyboard will spontaneously reset back to its default settings removing your custom configuration. As far. As far as I can tell the trigger is random hate for the user by looking for when it can inconvenience them the most. The other times it happens often when rebooting your PC. The way to fix it is to unplug the keyboard and turn it off and back on again via the Bluetooth dial.Another issue is the Bluetooth randomly connects and disconnects; even during use of wired mode. This is an issue and N-Key rollover does not work whilst Bluetooth is active so it essentially disables this function which you can double check by holding the FN key and seeing the N key no longer lights up red.The switches and sound alright, and the ability to hot swap is one of the only saving graces of this keyboard. I’d swap them out personally for pandas but I plan to just build my own keyboard in the next month anyways.The keyboard GHOSTS and heavily; especially when switching between hardware layers. You can be in skip keys or for some reason decide to hold them until you swap back to that layer and press the key again to release it. This basically can result in a constant +W being held and you not knowing why and dying in a game for overextending. As far as I can tell this is unfixable.Lastly, the battery icon in software as well as the actual charging and on the keyboard does not work at all. As far as I am concerned it is arbitrary in its status; the keyboard can be fully charged and still show orange signals. This is especially jarring when you go actually leave it to charge and “see” or expect it to be at 100% it works for a short while in Bluetooth mode then it abruptly and randomly disconnects the keyboard.These random Bluetooth disconnections happen randomly on every device I’ve tried from iPad to PC. It’s not that the keyboard runs out of juice, it’s like I said earlier the keyboard resets itself to factory settings (which I am able to see as my custom settings have different colours to that of the factory ones) and just stops sending out input to your device while still remaining connected.DO NOT BUY THIS AT THIS PRICE IT IS NOT WORTH IT.