1ST PLAYER Fire Dancing Mechanical Feeling Gaming Keyboard GK3 Black

Great thank you

Was a great product until about a week in where all the leds stopped working. I'm still using the keyboard but for the price I wouldnt recommend seeing as the leds broke writhing a week

xmas present for my son he loved it

This how my keyboard looks like after opening the box. there is missing pieces.

Por la calidad es buena, el acabado es muy bueno, tiene una visualización muy atractiva, lo recomiendo a todos los gamers

My 1st Player Fire Dancing keyboard came today, hand delivered by UPS! I have been patiently waiting since I first heard about this and some avid gamer friends of mine were telling everyone about their new keyboard. After checking theirs out a bit and hearing their feedback I was sold. Pros: + Solid and well crafted, manufacturer stated waterproof build, I don't feel like testing that out however. I don't keep drinks and food near my peripherals anyway. But for some of you all-night gamers, hot pocket, Mountain Dew drinks this may just be your ticket! You know who you are! +The chassis/frame feels very sturdy. I tried lightly flexing it to see if anything felt loose and poorly made. Nothing negative to report in this area. It's hefty but not overly so; it will stay put during intense gaming sessions. I broke it in playing a few of my games on Steam. +Keys, this is probably the most crucial area to me in a board. I have a few keyboards, both mechanical and non-mechanical. The keys on the Fire Dancer GK3 are not Mechanical, however they feel much better than my $170 board. The actuation of each key feels positive, with even pressure till the last mm and then a gentle bump stop. The keys maintain positive resistance on the return to normal position. The key sound is just right, audible clicks, but not clacky or too loud. To me super clacky keys, especially during MMO gaming when in Team Speak, Mumble or Ventrilo can be distracting to people in your channel. And I have received comments on that very thing with my other board. + Typing, typing is much more pleasurable on this than my other board without sacrificing the tactile feeling of the switches. +Size, the keyboard is perfect in the size department. It's not too large for those with limited desk space, but it is a full size keyboard. +Lighting, this is the best back-lit keyboard I've every owned. And that is essentially what it is. But there are several solid colors: White, Red, Green (Medium and Dark), Purple, Blue (Light and Dark) for a total of 9 colors to choose from. Changing these is done right on the keyboard on the fly with just one button with a special symbol. No software UI to deal with or update. Just plug USB and play. + Price, this is an under priced board to be honest. And I would have paid a little more than it costs. Not Cons: * The keys are not individually lit, but in all fairness the entire keyboard, including the outer edge of the board is illuminated, including under each key. And you can adjust the colors to match your theme. So really more of a semi-pro, then a con. * No Macro Keys. Again this keyboard is for a particular use, and this is not the only board 1st Player makes anyway. But given the price, build quality and lighting, adding macros capabilities would have raised the price due to the need for software and hardware build adjustments. Con(s): - No braided cable. Everything is in my opinion is done so well, but the cable is not braided and I doubt it have raised the price that much. The to me would have been the finishing touch on an awesome and well made keyboard, especially when they went through the trouble of water proofing. In summary this an amazing gaming keyboard at an awesome price! If you're looking for a great keyboard without breaking the bank I highly recommend this. I plan on buying a second 1 for my gaming laptop.

so, i was coming from the razer blackwidow chroma to this board. and so far, im extreemly satisfied. the keyboard has a good feel to it, looks really nice, and actually functions better than my previous keyboard. it did take some getting used to though, the backspace key is only the size of a single key instead of the standard long key which is kind of hart to hit at first, but you get used to it. i also feel like i type significantly faster on this board due to the tactile bump of the keys, whereas on the chroma i was depressing the key all the way to the board. you can tell that the keyboard is well made though, as it is really heavy for its size. the led's are really nice, not too bright and in your face like the blackwiddow chromas are, but more of a nice glow. all in all, it is a beautiful keyboard and for the price, i dont think you can go wrong. one suggestion i would make is maybe an option with clicky keys, i love me some clicky keys!

Overall, I love this keyboard. For the price, it can't be beat. Nice heavy keyboard with good feet - stays in place on my desk. The lighting works well, a good selection of colors available, and the brightness can be adjusted as well. Overall, a very good keyboard. Some might consider a lack of programmable keys a minus, but I wouldn't use them anyway. Only one issue - I have two down arrow keys. What should be a right arrow key has a down arrow keycap. Someone in QA obviously missed it. I'm buying one of these for my wife and daughter as well.

Pros: - Looks nice. Real nice. - Nice weight to it. Doesn't shift around while typing on it. - Nice, bright, easily controlled backlights. Cons: - Super cheap-looking branding all over it. - The keyboard is backlit but not the keys. This makes no sense. You can see the keyboard but not the keys. - Weird European-style keys. Enter key is that unnecessarily bulky backwards L shape; backspace is super tiny and hard to reach. The \| key is where the backspace should be. - Mine emits a super high-pitch whine when the backlight is on. - Hella ghosting on this thing; full 3 second phantom holds and repeating keys. tl;dr - you get less than what you pay for. Do not buy. Maybe buy if they update the build.