60 Percent Gaming Keyboard Portable 61 Keys Mechanical Keyboard Compact Wired Keyboard RGB Backlit for PC Laptop Gamer(61 Blue/Blue Switch)

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Hello, I'm writing a review for this Mechanical Keyboard that I bought yesterday and it just arrived today. First looks at this keyboard I love the design, and I love the light green and darkish green keycaps colors as it says in the description (Matcha) It's such a good good keyboard, I love the sounds it makes with it's linear red switches. When opening the box, It came with the keyboard as shown, a keycap puller for you to change the keycaps, and extra keycaps. Overall I'm really really really happy of my buy. I got it for $20 cause of a deal, total price of this keyboard is around $30 something? But got lucky. When taking the keyboard out of the box I could feel the weight of the keyboard and it's heavy. I got this in 75% because when I used a 60% I always needed to press FN+Shift to use the arrow keys and that really really annoyed me so lucky I stumped a pond this 75% mechanical keyboard which looks amazing and feels like good material.Frankly, I found out that this mechanical keyboard, its switches are soldered into the board, which I don't mind cause I searched on the web about it and found out that it just more responsive and durable.That's all I have to say about this Mechanical Keyboard that I bought yesterday. And I'm in love with it, I'd give it a 5/5 stars cause there're no issues with this keyboard from opening the box to using it currently right now as I'm writing this review.

Bought as a gift for someone. I've used it myself and their keycaps need to be lubed. A little squeaky, but if oiled is a decent keyboard. The FN key mapping is very confusing/poor and not like MY 60 keyboard (Punkston TH61 60%), which I think has good key mapping options. Overall, very ok

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Ordered it for my teen. It lights up and is super sturdy and has very good weight to it. Its slso a very quiet keyboard. I cant stand loud typing keys. I'm buying one for myself, I like it that much.

I wanted a backlit keyboard with different light color settings, a satisfying audible blue switch click, but with a minimum amount of pressure required to activate the keys (due to a touch of arthritis and susceptibility to repetitive stress injuries).This keyboard delivers all of that. The color patterns are customizable, but that is mostly surplus to my requirements as I find most movement distracting.The slight amount of pressure needed to activate the keys may be the best part. The built-in keyboards of my laptops have covers (I like to keep them clean) and it requires effort to type on them, so I prefer to use this one whenever I can.The blue switch is not particularly loud for a mechanical keyboard, but it may be loud enough to irritate someone working in close proximity. Since I work in an isolated room behind the kitchen, I'm free to enjoy the clacks.The clacking of the keys is so satisfying that it makes up for whatever pointedly annoying writing task I'm working on at the time.In the ten months I've used this keyboard, it has given no problems whatsoever and I would not hesitate to buy another.

I bought the blue samurai model with red switches and upon plugging it in for the first time I was immediately disappointed to find the keycaps on this particular model are not shine through. I had been eyeing this keyboard for months and decided to finally pull the trigger for Black Friday, so I went back to look and the only place the item is described as not shine through is briefly in the product demo video, nowhere else that I can see. Who would make an RGB keyboard without shine through keycaps? Even more frustrating is that there are other models of keyboards offered that clearly do have shine through keycaps, just not this one apparently. Pretty disappointing given how otherwise the keyboard is affordable, well made and hefty, the red switches are smooth and quiet and the RGB is beautiful.