S60 Supernova 60% | Hot Swappable Mechanical Gaming Keyboard | 62 Keys Multi Color RGB LED Backlit for PC/Mac Gamer | ISO UK Layout (White, Gateron Optical Red)

Awesome is how my gaming son described it.Apparently the keys sound amazing

The media could not be loaded. The keyboard itself is terrific. Great quality keys and switches.It includes 2x tools: Keycaps puller and switch clamp.It has several RGB lighting profiles, which produce amazing cool effects.Unfortunately, it lacks the keymap software for MacOS users. The app is available only for Windows OS.The key combinations are quite hard to catch at the beginning, but once you get used to it, everything is fine.Overall the keyboard is a great option for those who look for a compact design and cool RGB lighting effects.I recommend it for Windows users and for those on MacOS, it'll be a challenge.

I bought this keyboard because it seemed perfect and I took a chance, to give some credit to the manufacturers, the keyboard looks and feels good. the software allows for alot of customisation and has alot of usefull things, but it would be hard to use for someone whom is new to using kayboards similiar to this one. my main issue is that I bought this keyboard and INSTANTLY experienced a stupid amount of drift, to the point where it was almost impossible to play any games that use 'WASD'. the only reason I didnt give one star and gave two is because everyuthign except ghosting was fine. also, in the above description of the product it clearly states "Full N‐key rollover ;Anti‐ghosting technology" which seems to either be a completely false statement or I have recieved a faulty product. As I typed out this review i have experienced 5 cases of ghosting, take from that what you will. I would NOT reccomend this product for any form of use, you are better off getting a amazon basics keyboard which prbably has less ghosting. Thank you for reading and best of luck on your search for a keyboard.

The media could not be loaded. I think this is a great keyboard. I want something that feels like a mechanical keyboard but doesn't take up lots of room on my desk. This is therefore perfect for my needs. However, not having a number pad, or even a Del key without the use of a function key, could be an issue for some. It is worth noting that on the right side, Shift, Fn2, Fn1 and Ctrl work as up, down, left and right respectively. With that aside, let's get onto the two main bits...Feel - The keys have great travel and that proper mechanical click. I forgot how much I liked this sort of keyboard. Moving from a low profile short travel laptop like keyboard I wasn't sure if I'd like this. Turns out, I will never go back. The height of the keys allows the Fn1 and Fn2 keys... umm... functionality to be clearly written on the side of each key. Nice and clear without overloading the key caps. Using the Fn keys soon becomes second nature and I'm able to use the dual function of the respective keys fluidly.The lights - I'm not really a fan of RGB lightshows on devices. I find they just make things look cheap and are a waste of electricity. However, I have found a mode that lights up for a bit after each key press. Subtle and kind of cool. I really like it. I don't ever use the keyboard in the dark so don't really want constant backlighting. You cycle through the modes using Fn2 and [{. Easy to do and also easy to turn the lights off completely, if you'd rather, by using Fn2 and ]}.Thoroughly recommended. :)

This gaming keyboard replaces keycaps with vibrant LED backlighting for a more appealing setup.The Ranked Supernova s60 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with USB-C connectivity has 62 keys and features Magic Fn, Tap Mode, Backlit, Hotkeys and Media Keys, and Macros. This captivating Tap mode gives each key a second function when briefly pressed and an adjustable trigger within the time suite. It comes in the Gateron Optical Speed Yellow variant, in which LED colours are fully programmed to be customisable and swappable using the keycap puller.Furthermore, the keyboard works perfectly well right out of the box. My gamer son did customise his by using the software available to manipulate the lighting and macro functions of the keyboard. Whereas, it's RGB mode enables him to achieve a distinctive feel and appearance for his gaming setup. This keyboard's unique design also features a soft acoustic sound, and the lubricated stabilisers provide a satisfying click with every keystroke.However, the build quality isn't the best, with some keys feeling too cheap and too shallow, requiring a lot of force to press, which can be frustrating when you're in the middle of a game.Overall, this mechanical gaming keyboard is ideal for gamers looking for a reliable and customizable gaming keyboard. Still, it does have some drawbacks that may be uncomfortable for gamers who are used to the more tactile feel of a regular keyboard.

On paper this would be a great keyboard but it just lacks in every department.It seems to be based on a generic 60% chassis and con bit with a custom pressed bottom plate. It is filled out with foam n stuff but it’s not very weighty and still somehow manages to sound a bit hollow. I think this could be caused by the key caps as these look like they’re meant to be double shot however they are thin and flimsy. I’ve got the optical Red in mine and they are okish, there’s a bit of spring Ping but as this isn’t designed for typing it shouldn’t be too bad. I think it would benefit from switching over to some Gateron Black or pro Yellow.Luckily it is hot swappable (with North Facing LED’s) so you can change.There is no Bluetooth or wireless capabilities here either. You get a short straight but thick usb c cable. I would have like to have seen a longer braised cable at this price.Overall it’s ok for gaming but I think there are better value and wireless offers out there for a similar price. It’s by no means a bad board and it might be a good foot into trying out modding however I’ve used better for a very similar price.