Atom 60% Gaming Keyboard: Interactive and Customizable Lighting – Immersive, Reactive RGB Experience (Red Linear)

The aluminum build of the keyboard was amazing, so bought this for my pc build for whenever a buddy comes over and I have not had any issues whatsoever with this keyboard it does everything well, the software really was not that bad from my experience, there is a bit of extra click with the enter key because of the stabilizers but it is amazing value feels amazing sounds amazing, would recommend for sure.

Honestly it's a really good keyboard, quiet switches small and compact. And great for on the go, although the software if difficult to download so I just didn't bother it does great regardless.

I like the click sounds and I think it’s very responsive I gave it four stars because I don’t like the font on the buttons especially the special keys(#!*etc) it’s a little hard to tell what they they are.

the keyboard is amazing, it has a great feel and the lighting is awesome. the softwear is worth way more then the keyboard but you get it for free so amazing.

It's exactly what we wanted! Durable and every key is responsive. All around a great keyboard for my gamer son.

Really happy with my purchase great keyboard had it for a couple months already and its been put to work. The software is easy to use and works with my cpu cooler as well.

I've had the same Whirlwind FX Element for like 5 years. The Atom I purchased 8 months ago is ghosting the A key already.Waiting on Whirlwind Customer Service, will revise this review as warranted in the future.

One day of use...is all I needed folks. I may try to refund this but ultimately, please. Do not. Buy. This. Keyboard. Here's why. Actually, I won't waste your time: this keyboard's features require software to be constantly running and that alone needs to be in the front of this review: it's also pretty intensive stuff considering I'm rocking an i9/RTX 3070ti.First up, 3000hz: this keyboard definitely has it. It works, kinda. It's not that great, though. Assuming I'm able to edit this review/remember, I'll add some gameplay footage and I'm running a gd I9/3070TI. Update: I'm too lazy to do that but, instead, google 'why people use 1000hz/2000hz/4000hz.' Notice: none use 3000hz. There is a reason for this but in short, human reaction time works better in the increments I list, not in 1000hz-increments. Like, even if this keyboard was 2000hz, it would likely perform much better. Or, if it gave one the option to lower it, same diff.Thing is as well, coupled with software running in the background and objective hyperpolling at 3000hz; some games are not designed to handle +1000hz on a keyboard (hyperpolling mice are more common) and with this keyboard, I got weird in game glitches with movement in cs:go. It's the keyboard *and* the software, I tested it in...hunt showdown, RE7, and two other games just for movement at 3000hz with the necessary background software and, same issue: stuttering. It's not even the keyboard so much as *3000hz is not a supported polling rate by any other company on ANY OTHER KEYBOARD **OR** MOUSE*. Find one. They do not exist.I'd also add that while many companies do in fact offer hyperpolling keyboards (Corsair, Razer, etc.), 2000hz intervals are more common because according to my research, factors of three really throw off your aim/movement in game.TL;DR--don't buy this for the polling rate or at all. The RGB was cool for like 5 minutes. It's a junker and I read all the reviews: some dude got static shocked from it. I believe you 100%, fellow amazon shopper. Wanna know why? BECAUSE THIS REVIEWER DID TOO. That's kinda cool though but also probably worth reading solely because I believe their story/mine is the same: the build quality is somehow worse than I thought was possible. Imagine gluing a PCB to the base-plate but, for some reason, making the keyboard a gasket. Sure, tape-mod/foam-mod but, uh, you *CANNOT* replace stabilizers or anything on the PCB.The immersive RGB is actually, admittedly very dope for a quick time but unfortunately, some software features are behind a paywall and to complain again, well, does anyone LIKE more software for peripherals? No, we do not.Want to use it on this keyboard? You need not only the software but to literally have it ALWAYS running. Im uninstalling it tomorrow. Edit: I have uninstalled the software and messaged the seller asking them why this keyboard sucks so much donkey dong/why we need the software for...one macro/fn+command. Even if we have to use it for key reprogramming (makes sense), this reviewer cannot access the config section in the software because it's super glitchy/worse than Glorious software. Yep.But here's why I actually immediately gave this a one star: please examine the Amazon image for this keyboard.Look at the windows key and ask yourself what do you see? A lock function thing, right? Sorry folks, this is the only keyboard I own that is smaller than a TKL that *DOES NOT* HAVE A SOFTWARELESS FN+COMMAND FOR A GD WINDOWS LOCK. Even non-windows ones do, sometimes. Why am I yelling? Easy: the windows keycap has a lock sign near it. That's absolutely insulting. Are you insulted?Last, the keycaps are among the worst quality I've ever seen. -1/5 and do NOT use this in a comp game of any kind. You will hit the windows key by accident at some point and it will be a bad time. Also, it eats up alot of in-game resources so irrelevant of system, this is really only for people that...want reactive RGB, it seems. I am not one of them. I also reached out to their customer service and never heard anything so, take that as a sign to stay away.

Ouch, didn't know that.. Other wise the plate under the keycaps are white and the software has the cool features under a paywall so -2.5 stars

I thought it looked like a decent keyboard and I looked forward to playing with the backlight colours ... BUT ... you have to install software on your computer (that runs in the background) to change the colours. Seriously. Not going to happen. Purchased another keyboard (different brand) that works without installing software.