LexonElecMechanical Gaming Keyboard 18 Chroma RGB Backlit Keyboard with Type C Blue Switches 68 Keys Anti-ghosting Wired Gaming Keyboard for PC/Mac Gamer, Typist, Tactile(Black RGB)

If you are limited on desk space but still want that decent gaming keyboard, this is the way to go. First thing to note is that the gaming keyboard is NOT wireless. The type c wire is interchangeable so if you want a longer wire you can do that, but the wire is already long to begin with. The wire itself is pretty thick in material to keep it from fraying easily. It also does not bend under pressure. This is a keyboard that you could take with you as well however it is on the heavy side compared to most keyboard. I assume this is to keep it from sliding. This is a 60% keyboard so you do not get number keys. When I compared it to my other 60% mechanical, this one has directional keys on the bottom right. It comes with a few replaceable keys to make it easier to see certain buttons like W,S,A,D. I did not change it out because it does not look nice to me BUT it works well. They keys do not look laser on but it does not look like they will rub off very easily. I took one of the keys off and noticed that the keys are blue switches making them REALLY loud. After a few types, I can agree these keys are blue switches. The back lit default is "rainbow color" however you can change them to whatever solid color you want. You can change the colors on the keyboard itself as there is no software or anything that is installed to change the color. All colors are preset and you cannot customize however you want. The keys are the same size as a traditional keyboard so you are not trying to type on smaller keys. They are the same size you just reduces the number of keys and stack keys. The response if very good and you do not have about any delayed response. I played final fantasy 14 on this and it worked pretty well. It actually made healing a lot easier as I do not have to reach far for the keys. The down side of white keys however is that it gets dirty easily and they will tan overtime especially if you happen to leave it in the sun light. There is no real way to avoid this I feel like. I have not had to retrobright it but I feel like it may happen in the future. Overall this is a good keyboard if you are limited on space on your desk or want a keyboard to take on the go. The only issue is that this WILL take time to get used to as either the keys are stacked or not there at all so you have get used to it. It actually makes it harder to switch between this and normal keyboard. The keyboard is pretty well made in terms of sturdiness. It can take some key pounding from games but note that it is blue "loud" switches.

Liked the price

Don't expect NKRO, and sometimes the connectivity has issues, but comfy clacky blue keys for the price means I'm willing to ignore the little quirks. The form factor is also pretty nice for portability. And the shortcuts aren't too hard to use. Great little keyboard for the price, but if you want a top of the line keyboard without quirks you'll have to look elsewhere, and probably need to pay a bit more.

I wanted a smaller keyboard for my collection of PC peripherals. I bought this to modify it. The keyboard is fun to type on and use in video games. It's good quality for its price and the blue switches in it aren't bad. My two small gripes with this keyboard is that the one I received isn't hot-swappable, and it was kind of dirty out of the box. I had to clean the outside and inside of the keyboard, and so far it looks better now. Overall this is a pretty nice keyboard for the price.

The media could not be loaded. This 60% keyboard is perfect for your gaming needs. I was hesitant to buy it as i am use to buy higher end keyboard but this keyboard blew me away. If you like blue clicky switches this is the one to go with. I wasn't sure on the white color variant since white always gets dirty fast but a weekly wipe down is all you need to keep it looking like new. One of my favorite things about this keyboard is that it has at least 16 different rgb back lit options to choose from. What i like about this keyboard is the solid build of the entire keyboard itself. It has a heavy weight to it and good rubber feet so its not moving around while you are trying to crank those builds in Fortnite or trying to get the dub in Cod Warzone. This keyboard overall i would rate it 5 stars for its price, build and rgb backlit options.

The keyboard stroke looks good, the stroke sounds not noisy - red keys - and the keycap feels good.But the space bar stroke sounds looks the cheapest one.Someone reviewed this product and the keys are hot-swappable.But when I try to eject the keys, I can't remove it. So I tried to open the PCB.And I found all the keys are soldered.If you want to change the keys, recommend avoiding this keyboard.Otherwise, you need to remove the solders on the PCB.Good keyboard except for soldered keys and the cheapest sound of the space bar.

I am so surprised at how much delight I would get from typing on this little guy. the loud key clicking is fun as it reminds of very old school keyboards from the 1990s. also, there are so many different RGB/colour modes - the 3 in particular will activate the lights in a cool pattern based on the key you press. for example, one of them will light the entire row of keys of whatever key you press. for $16 this is so much more fun then expected. I've only been using it for a 1 day though.

This keyboard feels well made for the price and the key layout is well thought out for a compact keyboard. It’s no hassle using the second layer keys on this. This wasn’t advertised but it is also Outemu switch hot-swappable. I originally got the blue switch keyboard but switched them to browns. Although you can’t use switches like Kailh Jades, you can add the famous Holy Panda switches to this board. The sockets accept B Sun, Invyr, and Outemu switches other switches will need soldering. The SMD RGB is also very bright.All in all, this keyboard does a bunch for it’s affordable price.