
accessories, I wasn't really exepcting extra spacebar - keycaps - keycap remover. It was a really nice addition to the keyboard tbh RGB Lights, This was my second ever keyboard so I was really impressed with the 16 different RGB backlit presents. Honestly it makes this keyboard WAYYYYYY more cooler. Space between each key, the keys are rounded enough that I rarely ever press 2 keys at once. Weight, I had a bad cheap light keyboard and this keyboard is wayyyyyy more heavy, it 100% wouldn't move during heavy use. Key noises, When I tap le keycaps it makes good sounding noise.

Great mechanical key feel and action, LED lighting customization, extra USB port on back of keyboard

-Color Oled Display -1600 Hours of battery life -Tons of customization -Godly Typing Feel -Aesthetic Design

- Soft Clicks - RGB Is Amazing - Multi media Keys
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great price. got it on sale. replaced an old Saitek.

The keys felt resistive while being soft to the touch. I really liked the quick keys. The RGB is quickly changed with a keypress.

really great key board, Feels good typing, Well build.

Great build quality, beautiful

Whats not to like when this much functionality is packed on a sleek low profile design. The volume wheel has proven itself and the clicky keys I got have the sweetest sound.

actually pretty good keyboard for the price

Great little keyboard for gaming to give you the WASD keys and other keys you need to play games. Very good, solid construction. Simply beautiful look and design. Perfect way to protect your expensive laptop keyboard from over use. Very colorful LED lights for low light playing, many modes of lighting movement to enjoy, or save energy on your laptop, and turn OFF the lights, and the keys work great without light. Medium resistence. No tactile feedback, no click keys. Quiet, but not silent.


- sounds amazing - RGB works perfectly - high quality

So many things to love about this keyboard. Rebinding keys and setting profiles works just fine. Not sure why someone else had issues, but the first thing it asked me to do was install a new firmware. This is an amazing feature. Setting up my own light theme. Removing the numpad when I don't want it! Or moving it to the other side. It has exactly two locations to attach. The media attachment is awesome. I bought two external PC devices to help with my media. Love how the keyboard feels. It can be attached as shown in the pictures, or to the left side. Software is nice for customization.

Was looking for a wireless TKL keyboard that works well with typing and gaming. This keyboard definitely does both well. The Tactile switches feel great, and have a nice sturdy feel to them and the press is quieter than the cherry mx browns imo, lower pitch. The tactile are good for typing, youll make fewer mistakes. They obviously feel heavier than the linear switches, but thats well known for the browns. I dont like the linear for typing because I get multiple actuationss causingg doublee lettters, doesnt happen for me when using tactile switches. It comes with a wired option, that you can disconnect to go wireless using usb-c, very convenient. A must have for me was that the special chars on the number keys also light up when RGB lights are on, this keyboard does that, so you can use it in the dark

Quiet, smooth, soft

- For me, its the perfect balance of key feedback vs quietness. - Customizable layout of the numpad and media controller is a HUGE plus. I'm sick of it being forced on one side or the other depending on the manufacturer. - Customizable buttons and intuitive RGB controls. - I've had zero issues with the software. I feel some people may not understand why some functions do not work with Windows and blame the software. For instance, rebinding the apps buttons above the numpad, you cannot use most apps installed via Microsoft Store. This is a problem with how Windows installs those apps and does not allow control of them via other software. I had to uninstall Spotify and then reinstall the non-Microsoft Store version to bind it. Macro's have worked as well, although I did have to restart the app for the changes to work. NBD though to me.