Womier 60% Percent Keyboard,WK61 V2 Mechanical RGB Wired Gaming Keyboard,Hot-Swappable Creamy Key Board with PBT Keycaps,Linear Red Switch for Windows/MAC (Blue)

When my previous keyboard decided to die on me I didn’t want to put out a lot of money again for the same one, so I decided on this one. I’m very glad I did! It’s so easy to use, very smooth, the size I wanted, nice sleek design and color, and I suppose it would be very easy to make it portable, but I haven’t tried it because I use it strictly for a desktop gaming pc. I also can’t speak for the battery life because I have it wired. It does function great for gaming too and so far it has been very durable, and if you game you know that’s a big plus. They even sent a cute spacebar cap, although I prefer the original only due to sensory/texture issues, but ymmv. I’d definitely recommend this for anyone looking for a decent keyboard who doesn’t want to drop a lot of money yet still get a good quality keyboard!

Got it for my son for his gaming set up he loves the look and the ease he can control the keys while gaming with his friends. He has now had it for over a year and it still looks like new.

Best keyboard had it for 3 years so far

I got the 60% keyboard because I have a small workspace/table. It's performance is excellent and the buttons/keys have that similar thoccy sound to it. This size is recommended for people who already know what they want. This size is recommended for fast gaming and easy access to the control buttons without having to deal with finger cramps on reaching the Ctrl button with 100% or bumping your hand against the keyboard when moving around your mouse. The USBC cable is excellent life action. The looks are beautiful and the quality is neat. If you're a beginner or so, I recommend you start with 75% if you're not comfortable of having complications or not have a soundbar control. Other than that, this keyboard is amazing for my gaming.

So far it’s been really great! I can turn the brightness down a bit, or turn it off completely. It’s both quiet enough it’s not distracting but loud enough to hear you pressing keys. The quality seems very well, functionality is great from what I’ve noticed, it’s quite lightweight so nothing too heavy, and while I’m still getting used to a smaller keyboard, the typing is pretty nice so far. Feels great pressing keys, and I love that I can change the lighting system. All for like, $30?? It’s basically a steal

Too small for my liking but that’s not their fault. Good quality and impressive noise. Good LED Dispersion

At just over 30 USD, this keyboard is a steal. Fully mechanical and red switches feel great. Keycaps are pbt but feel cheap. Plastic is nice on top but sides are thin. They look great though. Case is cheap plastic but is a nice transparent turqoise-ish color. Didn't come with a USB cable. It's amazing what you can get from these Chinese companies. Not nearly as premium as my drop alt keyboard this replaced, but wanted to go cheap. Feels a bit light and not well planted. Gets the job done, though. Spilled a beer on my alt and shorted it. Sad to see it go. For the dollar it's 5/5.

It takes a while to get used to the commands on it, but it's the best budget keyboard I've ever had and I even prefer it over a more extensive logitech keyboard I used in the past. The keys feel very satisfying and are not too loud- perfect for both day and night time use if you have roommates. I also love the Japanese style keys it comes with, but it also comes with replacement keys if you don't like it. I give it a solid 9.5/10. I would give it a 10 if the driver was available for Mac OS, at the moment, it's only usable on Windows.