Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love this thing. It feels well-made, love the aluminum finish, the keys don't feel too far apart or too close together. Would definitely recommend this keyboard for gaming, although for work I prefer the old Microsoft Ergonomic keyboards. Still, this one would not be a bad choice, I think.

I have grown tired of the flat membrane keyboards that give almost no feedback. After ruining one of that type by cleaning with a little too much moister, I was in need of a new keyboard and took the opportunity to get one I loved, which is what happened, when I found this board at Best Buy. Everything about it is just as I like it and especially the lighted keys, which helps hunt and peck typers like myself.

I love the feel of teh mechanical keys. I find I do better with this keyboard than on previous keyboards. However, it does clickity-clack, which I don't mind but disturbs people in the next room trying to listen to things. (I bought him noise reduction earphones so all is well!)

Love this board. Lights up just enough to do the job in the evening or in the middle of the night... not too bright or crazy multi color party lights going on. I guess it really depends on what you do but for what I do it’s perfect. I 3D model on a laptop and this external keyboard is professional looking and acting as it gets.

Love my keyboard, I love the feel of the keys vs other softkeys

I bought this key board because I was looking for a key board that had a mute on it to use for work. It was more than I usually spend on a key board, but turns out I really like it. All around nice key board.

I’ve only used the keyboard about a week so far but it’s been great. Seems like a pretty solid build quality, the red switches are on par with my old keyboard, and the windows key lock is a nice additional feature to have. I just wanted a mechanical keyboard that wasn’t all RGB Gamer’d out nor $100+ and this nails it

This is the first and only mechanical keyboard I've ever owned, so I don't have the most informed opinion, but I like the keyboard--the resistance and travel distance of the keys is just right for my tastes.

Love it, I like the clicks vs. the silent keyboards

I'm coming from a Logitech K350 keyboard (PERFECT productivity wireless keyboard!!). It was great, but I now WFH. My home office desk isn't as spacious as my regular office desk. I wanted a good productivity keyboard. Other mechanical keyboards were just flashy and unnecessary, and way out of my budget. Anyways I chose this keyboard because of the following: Pros: *Corded: Coming from a wireless keyboard, I didn't have to deal with replacing the batteries. Just plug it in the computer with the USB cable and done! *Backlit keys: There are about 3 levels of brightness for this great feature. *"Clicky" feedback: I'm good with this feedback. It's reassuring to know that when I press a key, it will appear on the monitor or screen Cons: *I'm not used to the tactile feedback. It makes me feel like I'm going to type the wrong keys and that I'm going to double type letters. When I'm typing, it's like walking on egg shells, and so I have to adjust to the keyboard and not the other way around. *Some keys are smaller compared to my previous keyboard. What this means is that the DELETE button is a normal sized compared to the K350. It's a big difference for me. I like it because of the above reasons. It was very affordable compared to other mechanical keyboards. Sure those others have more features. For me I just need something that is smaller due to my limited desk space and just the right amount of features.

Best keyboard I ever had! It does make a clicking noise when I hit the keys, but that does not bother me at all. There is space in between the keys which make typing so much simpler and faster. There is a backlight behind the keys. Would recommend. I had to get it special ordered.

Excellent! Initially, I was doubtful if this will work/not with Mac book Pro 2020. But it works! This is the first time, I used a mechanical keyboard, Really I liked it. The only cons I would say- the keyboard light restarts every time when you restart/re-plug to the laptop. It will be great if it could be stored in the memory. Apart from this is a good mechanical keyboard.

I like the linear feel on these and the keyboard is very cool, my old Corsair had Cherry Mx Red keys, but it was about 7 years old and the 'A' key had gotten worn down I think. Really good keyboard, but I suggest you try them in store because different key presses can be a personal preference!

Love it, it goes clickity-clackity and makes it known that I'm getting work done *coughcough*

Really solid keyboard. I like mechanicial keyboards for the feel. The backlighting is nice. Probably the best thing is the small footprint that this takes up. I've been working from home on a smallish table and the old keyboard took up too much space. This is perfect for what I need.

Overall its a great keyboard, kets sound very nice, not as loud as other linear keyboards but still give you that satisfying sound. I really hope they would have made this exact keyboard wireless. The cord is long and can be a bit annoying. Otherwise pretty awesome keyboard.

Bought it for office use and I love it! All the functionality is superb and the board is very intuitive. Definitely recommend for office use or even mixed use if you want to game with it on a bigger desk (it's full sized so going to chew up some space).

In general I love this keyboard. It's responsive and comfortable. The smaller size makes it great for just about any desk. The lights are bright and visible, and there are 5 modes of functionality for the LEDs. It's not as configurable as a gaming keyboard but it's far more comfortable than almost any "business" keyboard I've ever used. It's a very nice middle ground, and aside from two small problems it would be 5-star. First, there's no "off" for the LEDs. It would be great if the LEDs went out when the windows screen locked, or there was a setting for "off"... When it's the only light in your house at night, it's brighter than you think. Also, after about 6 months of use I've got 2 LEDs that have died. From what I see online, there's no easy way to repair that... I feel that Logitech should be building better solutions than that. 6 months of typing shouldn't break the keyboard. If not for those issues, it would be 5-star

I can tell whether I pressed a key fully or not with this and like the backlight, but am not fond of the stencil-like font used for the keycaps or the placement of some punctuations. The PS key is in a position where it is easy to accidentally strike.

Proper full mechanical keyboard from a name brand under $100? Perfect. Not as nice as my $200 SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL, but for the money its very close, and the build is solid. Going to buy another if I ever need another keyboard