Womier 60% Percent Keyboard,WK61 Mechanical RGB Wired Gaming Keyboard,Hot-Swappable Creamy Key Board with PBT Keycaps,Linear Red Switch for Windows/MAC (Black)

When my previous keyboard decided to die on me I didn’t want to put out a lot of money again for the same one, so I decided on this one. I’m very glad I did! It’s so easy to use, very smooth, the size I wanted, nice sleek design and color, and I suppose it would be very easy to make it portable, but I haven’t tried it because I use it strictly for a desktop gaming pc. I also can’t speak for the battery life because I have it wired. It does function great for gaming too and so far it has been very durable, and if you game you know that’s a big plus. They even sent a cute spacebar cap, although I prefer the original only due to sensory/texture issues, but ymmv. I’d definitely recommend this for anyone looking for a decent keyboard who doesn’t want to drop a lot of money yet still get a good quality keyboard!

So far it’s been really great! I can turn the brightness down a bit, or turn it off completely. It’s both quiet enough it’s not distracting but loud enough to hear you pressing keys. The quality seems very well, functionality is great from what I’ve noticed, it’s quite lightweight so nothing too heavy, and while I’m still getting used to a smaller keyboard, the typing is pretty nice so far. Feels great pressing keys, and I love that I can change the lighting system. All for like, $30?? It’s basically a steal

The media could not be loaded. I got the 60% keyboard because I have a small workspace/table. It's performance is excellent and the buttons/keys have that similar thoccy sound to it. This size is recommended for people who already know what they want. This size is recommended for fast gaming and easy access to the control buttons without having to deal with finger cramps on reaching the Ctrl button with 100% or bumping your hand against the keyboard when moving around your mouse. The USBC cable is excellent life action. The looks are beautiful and the quality is neat. If you're a beginner or so, I recommend you start with 75% if you're not comfortable of having complications or not have a soundbar control. Other than that, this keyboard is amazing for my gaming.

The keys are awesome, alot softer than my old one. It's easy to use and the sound quality is nice

The media could not be loaded. I saw this and was immediately excited and ordered it right away. It is a really good-looking keyboard for what I paid. I was a bit disappointed when I realized that it didn't have underglow. I mean what is the point in having a clear case then?Pros:It comes with pudding keycapsIt comes with extra keycaps to give it that custom lookCentral usb-c port locationHas a nice sound to it when typing - not clickyAffordableIncludes switch and keycap pullerCons:No foldable feetNo underglow for a clear caseNot as bright as the product photosIf you get it for $40 or under it is a very good deal.

The media could not be loaded. This keyboard is perfect for my set up. And sounds so nice so you don’t have to worry about that. The red switches aren’t bad at all and it comes with an extra 3 switches, uncolored space bar, uncolored enter bar and an uncolored esc bar. A key puller, and a switch puller. As well as a long enough cable(not the one in the video. If you’re hesitant about buying this don’t be. It’s amazing for the price, it sounds great and it looks great. Switches to about all the colors you would want.

I have had this keyboard for a year now as I’m writing this review, and it’s still a fantastic keyboard. It has a great response time, a great design, good keys, and is a great keyboard in general. I highly recommend it.

This thing is great and worth every penny I spent on it. It has been about six months, and I still use it; it sounds wonderful, and I have not noticed any problems. This takes some time to get used to using, especially if you were like me and have never used a small keyboard before. It has various functions to compensate for lost keys, achieved by using the FN key and assigning certain keys dual roles. For example, 3 works and 3, but when you hold FN, it turns into F3. The lack of arrow keys is another major con, so if you use them often, I would not buy it because it may seem like a small con, but trust me, it isn't. overall I really love my keyboard, and so does my family surprisingly, but if you have room for a bigger keyboard I would definitely keep this as an option but keep looking.