K75 PRO RGB 75% Wireless Gasket Mechanical Keyboard, Triple Mode BT5.0/2.4G/USB-C 82 Keys Hot Swappable Gaming Keyboard w/Knob & Power Display, Custom Tactile Switches, Black White

The key feel is excellent—a satisfying tactile response that makes typing genuinely enjoyable.It’s also lightweight, making it easy to carry around when you’re on the move.

Great keyboard. Types well, looks great. Has a nice clickyness to it. The Bluetooth connects to my multiple laptops (Windows and Mac) with no problem and the option to do a wired connection is appreciated. The backlight has few different options and is bright. Love it.

Was kind of skeptical of wireless keyboards before this, but no longer concerned. The 2.4Ghz connectivity and battery life are so good that I typically don't even keep it plugged in at all. No input drops (aside from occasionally having to wake it up from sleep mode) in about 6 months of regular use. And by the way, the physical roller for switching between wireless modes feels great, very solid and clacky.RGB is okay, not great. I'd prefer Ducky style patterning, but with keycaps this nice you don't really want to drown them out with colored lights anyway, so I stick with a subdued monochrome slow ripple instead.That said, this is still a budget board, and there are small hitches. The battery life display doesn't work unless the board is plugged in and charging, which seems kind of lousy. Maybe it's juts my unit. And if you use the leg-stands, I found that the rubber caps peeled away within a few weeks. Now, that affects most keyboards, and a cheap fix, but still something to bear in mind.Still it's a 5-star for the value. Hotswap sockets make this a very nice entry level kb for someone who wants custom switches, but doesn't want to build from the ground up, and the wireless makes for a lot of convenience. Build quality is darned good too, I've placed this on the couch and accidentally sat on it a few times with no ill effects, dropped it, etc. I just hope that this thing is still in production by the time I need to buy a new one.Also, I bought this for a silent build, and while the board itself doesn't come with silenced switches, or do anything special to dampen the sound, it also avoids any of the noise-related pitfalls typical of cheap boards. It's nice and heavy with a lot of stuff inside, so there's no rattling around or stress squeaking.

The media could not be loaded. EDIT: I LOVE THIS KEYBOARD. I type a lot (code) and... wow. I get excited to work on stuff since I get to use the keyboard. It's been a month of regular use and I'm so so so glad I bought this one.Keyboard I bought: Mousse Cake with the “Moment Linear” lavender switchesLooks: I was looking high and low for a brown-toned keyboard that wasn’t too pricey and came across this one and fell in love. The color is so pretty and I haven’t seen many keyboards with this style. The keycaps look and feel high-quality. I didn’t intend to use the RGB on the keyboard but it is excellent!Typing experience: I love typing on this thing! I prefer linear switches which are known to be a little more finicky to type on, so it’s important to me that they aren’t super “light” when you press them. These ones have the perfect amount of give and I was able to get up to my higher typing speed ranges of 130 wpm with 98% accuracy! It also feels very satisfying while typing, it gives a nice bounce if that makes sense.Sound: I love how this keyboard sounds, but I will say it is a bit louder than I thought it would be. I watched a lot of reviews before buying the keyboard and some of them made it sound very quiet. It’s still quieter than the keyboards I already have, but don’t expect it to be super quiet if that’s what you’re looking for. I love how deep the space bar sounds, the keys aren’t pingy or scratchy. There’s a video in my review with me typing on it, but I do type kind of harshly so be warned lol.Connection/Bluetooth: I tried the bluetooth with my Macbook and it works well, didn’t notice latency if it’s there. I’m planning on using it with my iPad so if I run into problems I’ll put an update. I’ll likely be using it wired with my PC most of the time.Also this is kind of nitpicky but I don’t love the cable, but that’s super easy to replace so I’ll probably swap it with one I have. It has a dongle thing where you can make the USB-C a USB type plug but it sort of dangles and looks funny when using USB-C.Summary: Overall I’m really glad I bought this keyboard. I feel kind of silly that this keyboard is cheaper than the one I’m replacing and it’s better, but that’s definitely a good thing haha.

This is a very cute keyboard. I love the colors and I love how it sounds. The RGB is especially nice on this one because the edges of the key caps are transparent, which really lets a lot of the color through. The only downside of this keyboard, for me, is that the letters are white on each key cap. When you have the RGB on in the evening or in low light, it's almost impossible to see the letters. Why not use the dark pink on the numbers and some function keys? I get that's going for the sakura look, but in my opinion, function should come first. It's not a HUGE deal for me since I'm not a hunt and peck typer (I know where the letters are without looking - thanks high school keyboarding class! Yes, I'm old). This keyboard isn't as heavy as some of the others I own, but that's just fine! I've been using the 2.4G connection exclusively and it's been perfect so far.