MAGIC-REFINER RK68 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, 60% Percent Gaming Keyboard, Apex Pro Mini 2.4Ghz/Bluetooth 5.0 Dual Mode 2-in-1 Receiver 68 Keys Hot Swappable Linear Red Switch for PC/MAC

The media could not be loaded. My expectations were low given I only paid £36 for this, which as far as mechanical keyboards go is pretty cheap. However, the keyboard has really impressed me and massively exceeded my expectations.I chose the clicky blue switches which are indeed very clicky and make it very satisfying to use. Be warned however, these are loud, so if you want something more quiet I would choose a different switch colour.I really like the colour scheme - colours look good (not cheap). The overall build is very plasticky but this is to be expected, and you don't notice it when using it. The non-slip pads stop it moving nicely and give it a heavier feel.I've been using it without the dongle with my MacbookPro. Took a few seconds to connect, then was ready to go. As a British user, the only pain is the fact the keyboard doesn't have a £ symbol printed on it, but can still be accessed with Alt+3.2 AA batteries are required and these are not included with the item.

Nice weight and good quality

It's nice kay bord my son love it

Amazing keyboard and last AGES , amazing sounding and love the keys as they are very nice to tap

I was a bit disappointed by this keyboard. I have another cheaper one from the same company that is much better. I bought this as I wanted a wireless version of that for another PC. The switches are ok, but not quite as clicky and loud. The number keys are a little tricky to read at a glance. It seems to have an issue with skipping key presses from time to time (I think it's if it has gone to sleep?). The battery life seems to be about 2 weeks with casual use. The keyboard also seems to be from another manufacturer Ziyoulang. It works, but I'm not sure if I'd buy it again.

We are still unable to link this keyboard with my sons laptop. So disappointed. We have watched all the set up videos etc and it still won't work. Unfortunately, it is past the return date so we will have to purchase him another one.

The range is absolutely awful and it glitches out majority of the time. Sometimes the windows button works, sometimes not, you have to turn it off and back on again. Quality is awful and is from a different company, which gets their items from a different company. They are drop shipping a product that is being drop shipped. The battery life is ridiculous. It only lasts around 3 week or more if you are lucky. Yes it’s easy to use for me, but if someone random bought this then they wouldn’t be able to use any of the shortcuts or F keys. It’s not bad in terms of comfort but it’s very overly tall. The picture is not what it looks like as the receiver is different. The brand on Amazon is “magic refiner”. The brand in the box is “magigee” and the brand on the keyboard is like Zoalang something. It’s been passed through many companies and is not “magic refiner” genuine keyboard.

Keyboard sounds very clicky and the feel reminds me of the old keyboards when PC's first came out. Enjoying the nostalgia. I like that I can type on my PC, then switch to either my phone or tablet easily, that is a good bonus. It is small and seems robust. I am happy with it. I find it easy to use and the typing angle is comfortable. Slight downsides, Takes AAA batteries. though they have lasted a couple of weeks so far without changing them. The function keys on the far right I have to get use to, though the more frequently used ones are there without using the Fn key. Lastly, if the user has big/Large fingers, like me, you can occasionally have to recheck your typing as occasionally hit two keys and not one.