MageGee 75% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Brown Switch, LED White Backlit Keyboard, 87 Keys Compact TKL Wired Computer Keyboard for Windows Laptop PC Gamer - Retro Grey/White

i bought this while deciding what 'main' keyboard i wanted to invest in for my new setup - but i am so shocked at how much i love this one that i will probably just stick with it! colour is nice, i got the blue and white and it also comes with lilac switches that you can change which is really cute :) switches are perfect. i had the razor mechanical keyboard before which cost me literally 10x the price and i prefer this one. get it! :D

delivery was sooner than expected! good packaging!

The keyboard is wonderful, the sound is really nice, a bit loud sometimes, but soothing, very clicky. IIts a nice and heavy keyboard, i think the base is made out of metal, it has really nice colors too. The only thing is that the backlight is ONLY BLUE color, it is written in the description, i thought it would be full RGB, that's my fault, so no worries. I love the feel and the color of the keys very much, the lighting animations are also very nice and calming

I bought the keyboard with brown switches and not that impressed. The keyboard sometimes does not register the strokes and it is not the same kind of typing experience as I would expect.

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I will talk about the positives that would be the switches which are very good. Also, the small size factor of the keyboard makes it very compact to be used on desks with small widths. Now for the negatives, which are the keycaps that come with it. As shown in the photo, it's not that bright when you receive it which is fine because you can swap these keycaps with a puller that comes with it. Even the lighting on this keyboard is not that good because it's not that bright but the good thing is it has a lot of lighting effects to play around with no software to control. The biggest letdown for this keyboard is there are no hot-swappable switches on the keyboard. For this price, I would get a hot-swappable by Reddragon with the same features and functionality. Overall if you don't care about all these nitpicks, the keyboard sounds good and sounds good to use. It is not the worst keyboard to buy but you should get it for an even lower price than it is worth it in my opinion.

Super uncomfortable

Not all keys are working, Tab key is not working

Ottima tastiera , feed dei tasti ottimo. Meccanica e con tasti che si possono cambiare a piacimento . Molto bella esteticamente e led che fanno il loro lavoro

Good keyboard, gives you the feel of old days before the advent of GUI based OS when there used to be the bulky TVS 128 keys keyboard and all the navigation was done using Tab, PgUp, PgDn, Arrow keys, etc. My 'Paisa Wasool' moment came when I was booking an Indian Railways ticket through IRCTC during peak holiday rush, those who have tried to book during the same period will understand, and to my surprise I was able to book a confirmed ticket within one minute of the window opening time. Note: I did not use the mouse during the whole process. It is heavy and holds it ground no matter how hard you punch the keys and thanks to the rubber pads at the base it does not slip even the slightest even at highly inclined table surface. The keys are soft and respond to the slightest touch with minimal pressure. The only con that I found that the left shift key sometimes got stuck, which was resolved by replacing the grey key cap with the red one that was provided among the extra key caps. Some people might not like the colour or the lighting effects or other aesthetics, but remember that this is not an artifact but a robust piece of hardware, and it serves this purpose well indeed.

Excelente aquisição, super indico

Bien

My oldest son asked me to buy this so he can give it to my youngest son-his brother for Xmas to replace an old keyboard that had faded keys. Nice keyboard but noisy while my son uses it in his Cid games less then 10 feet from our family room TV! Annoying but life goes on…