Hexgears G5 2.4G Wireless Mechanical Keyboard 104 Key， Wireless and Type-C Wired Connection, 100% Full-Size, Blue LED Backlit, Windows and Mac OS Compatible Pink Keyboard Kailh Box White Switches

Preface: This unit is replacing a Logitech K845 with TTC Brown Switches, which itself was a replacement for my trusty but discontinued K800 Logitech tactile membrane keyboard.Added value features:Type C charging at sub 100$ price pointFull mechanical switches that don’t thonk2.4ghz instead of Bluetooth for low latency and better wireless rangeThis keyboard is a has a couple flaws, the function keys aren’t labeled on the key caps(so hold onto your owners manual) and the deck height is high enough to make it slightly uncomfortable to use without a wrist rest. The textured keys are harder to read, and blue backlight is very gamer, but I use my keyboard in a well lit office so the backlight is always off.Overall though, the typing experience is vastly superior to the loud and clunky K845, and close enough to the K800 that I’m satisfied.

I really like this keyboard, and since I usually spend my entire day typing, it works really well. The only issue is that I bought the pink one on two separate occasions, and both times was sent a black one even when I ordered a replacement.

The keyboard is fine and the actuation is honestly great. I like rgb but it wasn't a bug deal this keyboard only came with a white backlight. I still wish it was brighter though. Doesn't really do much nor does it illuminate the letter, more the area around the keys so using it in complete darkness is also a little difficult compared to some of the other keyboards I have paid this price for. Overall still pretty good.

The media could not be loaded.  A little loud, I don’t mind it.Blue light isn’t SUPER bright but we’ll lit enough if needed in the dark.Full size , yet slick and the grip on the buttons is TOP NOTCH.Comes with a little metal doohicky-lmk what it’s forAnd a cable to charge the keyboard, life on it lasts about a week and some days. Depending on how active you are on it.Overall satisfied w/ the product, would DEF recommend to anyone searching for a new board. 👍💯

I've had the device for about a week now, and as a keyboard, it seems to work just fine. My fingers are still adjusting to the new feel, so my typing is a little slower and more prone to mistakes than before, but I assume that will be a short-lived problem. The only thing I've had an issue with so far is the extremely cryptic nature of the "user guide".The entire "user guide" is 28 lines long and each line is similar to "Fn + Home Breathing Mode"Maybe it's just me. Perhaps if I had experience with other mechanical/programmable keyboards this one wouldn't problematic, but for me, it's a little frustrating. The keyboard works, but for me all the other cool features it is supposed to have are worthless.

I've only been using this keyboard for a day or so, and it feels alright. The brown switches have a bit more force requirement than I had expected. The keys feel good with the exception of the spacebar. I think there's a spring missing that would lift the sides of the key. Only the switch is what's pushing the spacebar up. There are no markings on the keys for the function controls.The lighting is configurable and works well. I would prefer a more clicky switch for gaming but as my office keyboard this brown switch does great!

Well, if you like clicky mechanical switches, this keyboard has it. I am not disappointed with my choice. This is a full length keyboard that feels old school with modern functions. I normally don't leave reviews but I wanted to type on this baby so here you all go!This also has some decent RGB that you can control and tone down WITHOUT using any bloated software. Just using the function key lets you control both the lighting for the keys and for the perimeter independently. Instructions were included and were fairly easy to figure out.This also included a key puller.I read in one review here that someone complained about the spacebar requiring too much force to engage. I have no such issue/complaint. In fact, typing on this keyboard is less fatiguing than other standard keyboards I use throughout the day such as at work.Now, I am sure there are probably better keyboards with more functions and features but this does exactly what I want it to do. All at a really damn good price! No fluff, no muss. Simple, solid and affordable.

pros:-the price - this is very cheap for a full kaihl white keyboard-the switches - these things feel great. less high-pitched than blues, and just the right amount of easy to press-the color scheme - the white and grey and black looks excellentcons:-my hyphen '-' key double-taps sometimes. maybe it will go away with use. maybe i'll try lubricating the switch. not a big deal. my enter key used to stick maybe 5% of the time, but that seems to have fixed itself. i'll keep an eye on it.others:-the keys are underlit, but not backlit. the lighting doesn't help much with seeing the keys in the dark. i don't think this is really a 'con', because otherwise the keycaps would need to be colored differently. i guess it's form over function.