LTC NB1041 Nimbleback Wired Mechanical Keyboard, Hot-Swappable 104Keys RGB Backlit Gaming Keyboard, Red Switch/Black

Extremely customizable and I’ve had 0 problems with this since I bought it in March.

This keyboard is everything that I wanted.. hot swappable, keycaps below the top of the frame (not exposed switches like Glorious GMMK2), Heavy metal frame so that it doesn't slip on the desk, solid color LED backlighting modes, media keys.The stock switches were tiring for my fingers so I swapped them out with Kailh box whites and it's perfect now.There is a minor bug in it's firmware that requires you to double tap the keyboard to wake it from sleep or hibernation mode on a Win 11 PC but it's not a big deal. Keyboard doesn't wake up if you forget to double tap when coming out of sleep mode and then you have to try again or re-plug. I always dbl tap and it as become a habit now.The downloadable software for this doesn't seem to do anything except show a picture of the keyboard but I don't really need it anyway.I also bought a Glorious GMMK2 but sent it back, preferring this keyboard and at half the price!Mainly I didn't like that the GMMK2 switches are exposed above the frame and too much light comes out.Also, the home and end buttons were also not active on the GMMK2 when the numlock is on and that's a deal breaker for a me as a programmer. That one thing really impacted my work-flow a lot.Sure glad that I picked this Nimbleback instead!

I bought this keyboard coming from a review from frank p and this is definitely worth the money. Amazing build quality, and the LEDs are super bright and very responsive. Love the switches, is the perfect keyboard for your white rgb setup! I put the razr phantom caps on and you would not believe how beautiful this keyboard is.

I love the keyboard! It sounds great (I wanted mechanical but something not as clicky, so linear red was great). I love that it's compatible with name brand switches as well.My white keyboard came with a black USB cable since they were out of white. I asked for a white matching cable, but since they were out of stock, they offered for me to keep the black cable as a backup and refunded me some money so I could buy my own white USB cable elsewhere, which worked perfectly because I was actually looking for a coiled cable.Great keyboard, great customer service! The seller was so nice and responsive.

The keyboard feels great and looks nice with a good weight to it. However over the past couple of weeks I've used it, I've been running into an issue where the keyboard keeps disconnecting and reconnecting to my computer until eventually it stops connecting to my computer. I have to reset it holding the FN+Spacebar till the lights flash and disconnect it for a couple of minutes before reconnecting it for it to work again. This has happened three times since I've received it.I've looked at discussion boards and to resolve the issue I've now been unplugging the keyboard evertime I turn off my computer. I don't feel like I should need to do that. Whats the point of an awesome keyboard if it fails at its most basic function?

I absolutely love this keyboard! The stock sound is great, it has nice agile red switches that are hot-swappable and this comes with a decent tool for keyboard modding (keycap and switch remover). There are a ton of different RGB lighting settings and colors. Unlike the Razer keyboards, the lighting settings don't show as a separate system on your PC, so customization is limited. This is a pretty heavy keyboard and doesn't move around when typing, which I appreciate. But, if you're looking for something portable, this isn't it. Overall, I really enjoy this keyboard and am excited to keep playing w it.

First, I am connecting this keyboard to a 2017 MacBook Pro running macOS Monterey v12.2.1. Second, this is my first hot-swappable board.Good unboxing experience overall, though I was hoping for a usb-c to usb-c cable. The cord is instead usb-c from the keyboard to a usb-a connection. So, I used an Anker dongle with no issues.After connecting, the [Fn + S] key command does appear to switch the board's functioning to that of a Mac as advertised. For example, I can save a doc with Command + S, where with this board, it's actually [Alt + S] that I'm pressing.Then, I checked all the keys in Word. All good. I can nitpick and say that there is no dedicated caps lock indicator, but not a huge deal. But all alpha-numeric, shortcut, directional, numpad, and function keys are all working. [Fn + ScrLk] does in fact bring up the window to grant microphone access and [Fn + Pause] brings up the emoji menu, haha.From what I've read, the Num Lock key won't work with Mac, and that seems to be the case. Also the secondary functions of the numpad don't seem to work either. For example, I cannot move the cursor to the left in a doc by pressing the number [4] key in combination with any shortcut keys [Fn], [Alt], [Ctrl], etc. But again, I wasn't expecting it so no biggie. After all, that same functionality is all available in the arrow keys, and the six keys just above them: [Ins], [Home], [PgUp], [Del], [End], and [PgDn].All the above were the things I needed and the keyboard has met or exceeded my expectations in those aspectsNow for the fun stuff:19 legit RGB modes. Can isolate a single color, and the color palette does include white. Plenty bright and comes set on the brightest setting. Is there another keyboard with 19 modes? I don't know of one. It is bright enough to not be a distraction.The media keys work straightaway with Spotify (F7-F12). I can play/ pause, rewind/ ff, mute, vol up/ vol down. Simple. Just works.The user manual is beyond decent and lists a lot of macro capability that I have yet to get into.While the switches and keys were kind of a non-issue for me, as I purchased the board with the intention of changing these, typing on it (as I am now) is quite satisfying. Good travel and feel so I might just keep them until I see some wear. Better than expected to be sure. The colors come through the letters and the sides of the keys well. The font...I mean it's not awesome but not terrible either. I don't love the font but at least quality control seems to be above average.The top plate is nice and weighs down the plastic base. I'm not a fan of logos in general, but I think this one is placed tastefully on the side of the board. In terms of my first hot-swappable board, at this price point, I am quite impressed with the quality.Edit: I forgot to mention that the spacebar is standard 6.25u which I don’t think is mentioned in the item description.

The keyboard is pretty good. It is quite heavy with really pretty RGB lights. The enter key on the number pad isn't working as the pin connector fell out but I don't use that button so it's fine. Overall good product~