Rii RK909 Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Blue Switches, 100 Keys, 20 Modes LED Backlighting, Rechargeable Keyboard for PC Gamers/Mac/Windows/Chrome/Linux

I am a HUGE fan of this Keyboard. it is very responsive and fun to type on without being super complicated. The lighting modes are Fairly bright but not quite bright enough for my liking as they are overshadowed by my ceiling light. The switches are nice and clicky and very satisfying to type on, And as a plus, were not as loud as i was expecting! All in all, A very good keyboard and WELL worth the price. Best budget Mechanical keyboard out there!

Great feel and functions great. I love the lights on the keys... However after 8 months they are starting to go out. Otherwise would be 5 stars.

Not sure why this keyboard doesn't have more reviews. The quality feels great for the price. It has blue (clicky) switches, but somehow they manage to not be obnoxiously loud. They're quieter and smoother than the last keyboard I had.It has a nice vintage look. I had planned to replace the orange keycaps with a different color, but they are slightly more rounded at the corners than the other keycaps I had, so I decided to stick with the orange. I really like that you can turn the backlight on and off and adjust the brightness, since I don't like to use it most of the time.It comes with a standard white USB-C cable. The only (very minor) complaint I have is that I wish the cable matched the beige/cream color of the keyboard or the grey keycap color.

+5 stars for low cost, great clicky feel and sound, and overall very nice design. It has almost a semi-metallic ping sound within the click, very retro. Super cool color scheme and overall look. The compact key layout is excellent.-1 star for lack of an 'end' key (f+arrows does not work), and -1 for no included software for key remap / macro, LED settings / config retention, as well as for no config of the LED colors.Note that the LED colors are in a fixed rainbow pattern - not adjustable, and whatever the blink pattern and brightness you set, it is not retained. So any time you restart the computer, or any time power is interrupted to the keyboard, the LED config defaults. Would have preferred a battery as a config backup, but hey - low price! There is a very easy function key sequence to reset the LED config, the colors are very bright and pretty, the display patterns are interesting, or you can reduce brightness to zero to effectively disable.I can't speak to longevity, I only have used it for a few days, also there is no mention of this specific product on manufacturer web page / support, but for the cost, I have no concern here assuming I get at least a year out of it.So bottom line this is a very inexpensive, cool looking, cool sounding, great feeling retro keyboard, with some basic LED light effects, no 'end' key, no setting retention, and no software.If the designers read this - version 2.0 should remove the print screen / scroll key - no one uses that ever, move delete over one spot, put insert where the delete key is, then home/end/page up/page down over the number pad = winner! Also provide software to reapply the LED configuration after restart and allow key code remapping. I know there are generic remap utilities, but you already have software for your other keyboards, make the next version of this keyboard work with software too please.

I wanted something that reminded me of the keyboards from the 80's and early 90's. Aside from the lights (which are nice in the dark) this hit the spot! If you want a quiet keyboard, this one ain't it partner. They can hear me clacking away at the back of the room with this thing. Also, the keys! Remember before everything was a touchscreen and we had buttons? These keys are those perfect buttons that subtly dip inward for your finger.Feels great and sounds perfect!

Teclado mecánico, excelente producto, funciona muy bien, lleno mis expectativas, y llego en perfecto estado

I got this keyboard 6 days ago, And it worked great. It was a bit low for my liking but that was fine. Today yes today. I was cleaning and it dropped to the floor. I was worried and plugged it back in and nothing, Died like that from maybe a 2ish foot fall. I have no idea if this is a manufacturing problem or what but I can only assume I'm not eligible for a refund or replacement because it was partially my fault it fell. Had to move back to my old keyboard, I typically don't write reviews but this made me pretty upset and angry.Edit: They got back with me really quick and helped me get a new keyboard, While concerned for how easy the keyboard was to break I still really like it and will know to be much more careful with it. Over all this was really good experience.

Died after using less than 50 times in a span of 5 months. Keyboard feels great and looks great but disappointed in it only lasting 50 uses.