Customer Ratings & Reviews

Awesome if your boy or girl a gamer cool during the night

Really nice keyboard, just wasnt my cup of tea, i couldn't live without the f keys and arrows ,but i really liked it after i lubed the stabilizers

Excellent product. 10/10 recommend. Uses USB-C and USB 3.0.

End due. Eye e when everywhere e ele. Where e hehe e

It makes such amazing clicking sounds and just feels overall great

AWESOME! This product enhances the high tech experience.

Great response, & feel. It also works with PS5 which is a plus

Very good and nice working great best item ever...

Good kwyboard for work love thw clickyness woyld reccomend

Bought it for my son for Christmas and he loved it

Not bad, nothing to complain about, went with tkl.

Keyboard is okay, overpriced in my opinion but because it was a collab with one of the most popular organizations out , I get it. My keyboard has a problem with some keys randomly thinking it’s being used and it messes up when actually playing games.

Keyboard works great but for the price I wish it was a better build quality.

The keyboard creaks at the top with normal use and has a ton of chassis flex unfortunately. The keys are relatively smooth and easy to modify as the board is hotswap, but only with optical switches. The top plate rubs against the case causing the creaking

Just barely purchased this, so far it’s been great with only two weeks of use. But so far it’s been excellent

fast and fun size, perfect for the space I have. .

My son loves it other than we are already have problems with one of his keys sticking. The looks is really cool.

The keyboard itself was very small, my hands felt quite cramped. However, the keyboard was pretty good other than that.

Has to be one of the best keyboards out there for gaming

Pro: -2 actuation settings -Swappable switches and keycaps -Removable USB-C cable Con: -The 2 actuating points feel the same -Lighting profiles are different than key profiles This is a nice 60% keyboard. It’s heftier than it seems and everything about it feels solid. It comes with a removable braided USB-C cable. It has the Optipoint switches (not to be confused with the more customizable Omnipoint switches). The Optipoint switches are fast activating linear switches, and there are two actuating settings, but the difference is hardly noticeable. The switches are swappable, but no switch puller is included. The keys feel stable with minimal wobble. Each press feels smooth with just a bit of resistance. It has a low heavy tapping sound and is decently quiet. Even though it’s minor, I prefer the feeling of these keys over the Omnipoint ones. Either within the software or the onboard commands, the actuation can be set between Gaming mode and Typing mode. The Gaming mode has the actuation set at 1mm while the Typing is at 1.5mm. In actual usage, the .5mm didn’t really feel that different, and most users probably won’t notice it. The RGB can be set per key and is nice and bright. It has a strong underglow, lighting up the tabletop and the front of the keyboard. The color is not as accurate and runs blue. You can select static or color shift effects, with various color sequences and directions. Reactive keys can be added on top of that as well. The effects are limited compared to other brands. You can have different profiles for the lights but it’s separated from the profiles for the key settings. The app is a bit messy, requiring you to open and move around different windows and tabs to change key and RGB settings. There’s no way to go directly from one window to another. You can also set a lighting profile and a key profile to a specific game in the Apps tab. While I like the keyboard overall, the different actuation settings didn’t really feel any different from each other. I would think most won’t be able to feel the .5mm difference. The keys feel sturdy, and the switches feel good to type with. The RGB has some underglow to them but still looks good. The app is a bit messy but gets the job done. If you don’t need the customizable actuation distance from the Omnipoint switches, then this is a good way to save some money.