Rapid Trigger Gaming Keyboard with Magnetic Switches, 75% Wired Mechanical Keyboard MG75S HE Black Shine-Through 8k Magnetic Switch (Kailh Pink Magnetic)

GREAT budget hall effect gaming keyboard! The software may be a little clunky, but the keyboard is solid for the price. Super responsive and programmable. My only gripe is that I you can't control the RGB with SignalRGB.

This review is from someone who doesn't use the keyboard for gaming. I use it mainly for writing and coding.In the past, I always used membrane keyboards, and they worked fine for me. Recently, I had to get a new keyboard, so I started looking at different options. I'd never used a mechanical keyboard before, but after reading reviews on Reddit, Amazon, and other websites, I decided to give one a try. After checking out a bunch of options, I figured that a Hall effect keyboard, even though it's aimed at gamers, might be a good choice for me. I wasn’t interested in wireless keyboards since I only work at my desk, so a wired one was perfect. I also wanted a 75% keyboard because the 60% ones aren’t really useful for programming and writing. I spent about half a day looking for a keyboard that fit my needs until I found this one: good price, solid specs, and good (though not many) reviews.This keyboard is awesome. It's comfortable and feels really sturdy. For me, the best part is being able to program the keys and adjust the sensitivity, which is possible with magnetic keyboards. The three height adjustment settings are great for comfort, and the OEM keycaps fit my typing style well. Being able to type and tweak the key sensitivity is super useful. The sound of the keys is really satisfying, and they feel great to type on. I’m not really into RGB lighting, so I have it set to only light up the key I’m pressing, but it’s a nice option to have.One thing that could improve this keyboard is offering an aluminum version, though I get that would drive the price up a lot.Finally, regarding customer service, I had a few questions and reached out to the brand (Akko). Their response was quick and helpful, and they answered all my questions.

Positives: Magnetic switches. Build feel for price. Only worth $60 max. If you pay full price look at the M1W v3 instead. No keyboard flex. Individual RGB keys. Standard Monsgeek driver software has all the features you need. Plastic body is ok for the price. Key feel is slightly less solid than a M1W v3 but still a pleasure to type on. Key sound is beautiful. Lightweight and easy to travel with. Stays in place when on a desk. Has 3 height positions.Negatives: Legends are hard to read with no backlight on.For $50-60 this keyboard is insanely above all other mechanical keyboards for the price. I used to buy only Logitech keyboards but Logitech has not innovated in decades. These Chinese keyboards are where the future lies.Mine came with the black bottom. The Monsgeek website says new ones come with yellow.

It's okay the design my problem is the keyboard there is issue with the performance when u press 2 buttons there's some delay

For the price it is great. Software took a few minutes but it was quick and painless. Overall a lot quieter than I expected

The price went down as soon as I got my confirmation of the order but I love this keyboard. The strobe lighting pattern is beautifully hypnotic. I get hypnotized into doing more work. I feel that it maximizes my productivity. I haven't used it for gaming yet, but the response time of keys is excellent. It is sturdy & I love the clonky typing sounds, it's not overly loud & it doesn't disrupt others in a shared work area. I hope to one day figure out the hot keys for changing the light patterns

Amazing Budget Hall-Effect Keyboard. Plastic build, but it has decent light-to-mid sized weight to it. Cheap cable in terms of comparing to what’s out there, but it’s lengthy enough. If you get an aftermarket cable, be careful of the header since this has an odd shape to insert it. Very quiet keyboard and has good software customization for the press points and rapid trigger. It does take a while to get used to and trial and error in finding the best settings.

I had the wooting 65he and this is very comparable. The build is all plastic so be aware of that. It comes with their own software for any changes you would like to make including actuation point. The rgb is north facing so keep that in mind if you plan to change the keycaps. I like the fact it has 2.4ghz and bluetooth if you wanted to go wireless as well.