G.SKILL KM250 RGB 65% (67-Key) Mechanical Keyboard, PBT Dual Injection Keycap (Black)

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This board is overall very solid. No real complaints. It's an entirely enclosed in plastic, and it has the pudding keycaps which people are going to either really like or hate. The switches themselves are linear, but the force of the press feels like a little more force is required than just a regular Cherry MX Red. The board has a very loud sound, it sounds kind similar to a Model M board, very thockey, less metallic mixed in though. If you're new to mechanical keyboards, just know that this board is loud, but not the loudest compared to clicky switches.Lighting is adjusted all on the keyboard. There is no software to download to adjust any of the features or anything like that, just key combos. So, a massive plus compared to having to download something like Razer Synapse or Cosair's awful software. Though, I don't think most keyboard enthusiasts are going to bother with those brands anyway. This is more of a head's up for those dipping into mechanic boards for gaming.Volume knob is very nice. It's a click style, that has steps, rather than a freeform knob. My only complaint is that there is a button press when you press down on the knob. I was really, really hoping it was a play/pause button, it usually is, but in this case its a mute all audio button. Which, is almost a deal breaker for me.Overall, I would recommended because this thing is cheap and solid.

This small gaming keyboard provides for a lot more space on your desk for mouse movement, so if you ever bang your mouse into your keyboard when frantically turning left in a FPS, this is what you need.The quality is good, with good key feel and some nice RGB lighting features.It is easy to use, essentially plug in play: i did not make any changes to its' settings.It will help to keep the manual handy on your desk for a couple weeks because you will need reminders of which button combos accomplish what (since it has less keys, you have to use FN+ or ALT+ to do things like press the F-keys, or prt scrn, etc.The only part of a full size keyboard i really miss at all is the number pad, but its not that bad after you get used to it. I do have a full size wireless keyboard that i can use if i want to get at the num pad, but it hasnt happened yet. If you are tied to use of your num pad, maybe consider one of the smallwr gaming keyboards that has one, but otherwise the SFF KB is quite nice and minimalist in a positive way.The reason i give it 4 stars is that it is not as comfortable a wrist angle as my full size keyboard that has a wrist pad built in, so you might want to consider adding a wrist pad.Still, i understand why it is not included, as this is a very small kb, so i suppose this review is basically 4.5 stars, if i could.

The few "professional" reviews that are out there have been favorable, but this keyboard has far exceeded my expectations as a competitive gamer. I've been faithful to the Razer brand for many years now, but I got fed up with the constant software updates, firmware updates, and bloated software that oftentimes caused issues on what already seems to be half assed hardware. The build quality is honestly on par with higher end Razer which is great and has features that more expensive midrange Razer does not have like, quality PBT caps, replaceable switches, and arrow keys and volume knob for this small. I like to play ranked in my games and this has been perfectly fine. It's also been perfectly fines for typing essays. I thought that I would miss out by using a 65% keyboard, but this little keyboard is still fully capable with the easy to use function key.