60% Wired RGB Gaming Mechanical Keyboard, 61 Keys Compact Red Switch Keyboard with Pro Driver Support, White

The media could not be loaded. SUCH a good keyboard for just $19!! Buy it fast before it goes up! Anyways, i haven’t figured out how to use the rgb yet but it definitely lights up. It’s an AMAZING sound for such a cheap keyboard AND it’s also hot swappable. The video i linked is pure stock, straight out of the box. After 2 layers of tape mod (if you don’t know what that is you can search it up on youtube) and a tiny bit of lubing with Vaseline it sounds like heaven. Totally recommended. I also bought this for my iPad, it’s great, i connected it super easy using my ipad charger with 2 ipad end. The size is 60% as listed and doesn’t have a numpad but i dont mind at all. It’s mechanical and has red switches and full RGB that shines through the letters. GO BUY IT NOW!!!

I recently sold my Logitech MX Keys on Facebook Marketplace for $50 and wanted to see if there was a good compact gaming keyboard that I could buy with some of that money, safe to say I found something quite nice.There's no annoying gamer aesthetic or font used for the keys like I've seen on MSI laptops and a number of gaming keyboards, it's good looking, responsive without any key rollover issues, small, and makes me understand why "Keyboard Enthusiasts" spend so much time and money looking for the perfect keyboard.This ones definitely a hidden gem.

I was just looking around for something smaller with backlights. I was skeptical at first about ordering such a cheap-priced keyboard. Now I am glad I took the chance. I sometimes stay up to play on my computer and the light-up keyboard helps me see. Also, I love changing the colors and making them not so bright so the husband can sleep. The only cons are that I have had to reset it twice. The lights just shut off. The instructions are soooooo tiny. Another time the key was stuck and wouldn't stop typing one letter. so I had to unplug. Also, the keys are very very touchy.

The keyboard is nice, and It my first time having a red switch keycaps. And I want to say they are good, it kinda like different then blue key caps, the feeling is a bit slow but still responsive that I like, personally it a good budget keyboard and you can use it anywhere and it bluetooth but I wish the usb was coiled inside of hard thick wire. one last thing I didn't like was the delivery person literally dropped my keyboard on my front porch breaking my y key which isn't a problem because I'm getting custom keycaps. The RGB is really pretty but I wish their is program that you can customized it, other then that I give it a 8.5/10, it recommended and typing and the sound of typing is relaxing + a free hot swapped key puller and keycap puller also that is really convent!!

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There's nothing wrong with it. It's amazing for the price: a 60% keyboard with red switches and hot-swappable for only 17 bucks. Yeah, that's a great deal. It does have a lot of lighting modes and comes with extra switches, a braided cable, and a keycap and switch puller, which I was not expecting to get at all at this price point.

I wanted to like this keyboard but it does have some quirks to be aware of before you decide to get it. First, the 60% in the descriptions seems to refer to the size of each key: about 60% the size of a typical key. The actual spacing of the keys, that is the physical layout, is the same as a standard keyboard so if you're a touch typist, your fingers should feel in familiar territory, but the smaller keys definitely take some getting used to. Because it is compact, that means keys you would normally find to the right of the normal keyboard (Pg up, Pg down, cursor keys, and number) are all missing, along with the Fx keys on top; that may be okay for some folks but I definitely missed them. There are mappings for those keys (e.g., Fn plus L for right cursor) but there is only one Fn key on the right so it gets pretty awkward.The keyboard is actually quite heavy for its size, in fact it weighs more than my standard MS keyboard which is full size. Another issue is the instruction manual is horrible; normally that wouldn't matter, after all, it's a keyboard. However in this case, since one of the features is the lighting scheme, and the manual is pretty bad at explaining the proper keystrokes for changing color mode (in fact, the key combo to change the mode is illegible in the manual, see scan), only after some trial and error was I able to figure out the lighting modes are controlled by Fn plus the | key (over the Enter key). Changing colors is done by Fn plus the space bar followed by another key. Also, the manual provides instructions for a "dual mode" and a "wired" keyboard; my initial speculation was the extra weight might be for a battery but once I unplugged the keyboard it quit functioning entirely, so my only conclusion is this is wired only. Besides the keyboard the box includes a key puller and LEDs, no explanation on how to replace the lighting elements.Keystroke feedback is good, and so is accuracy (no extra keystrokes or missed keys). In fact I wrote this whole review using the compact keyboard, and didn't notice any mistyping or missed keys. But I definitely missed having some keys I am used to, like the cursor keys.

The media could not be loaded. I first bought this keyboard for 12 bucks, then for 13, now it's 15. Just buy it ASAP before the price rises up.For the price, you won't get anything better right now. RGB, pudding keycaps, hot swappable. Build quality is very fine for the price.