Womier 60% Percent Keyboard, WK61 Mechanical RGB Wired Gaming Keyboard, Hot-Swappable Keyboard with Blue Sea PBT Keycaps for Windows PC Gamers - Linear Red Switch

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!

The media could not be loaded. 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.

Sounds amazing, has many light features, super easy to connect, comes with multiple key caps incase you want to change some colors on certain keys, is quiet, definitely good for gaming, seems fairly durable, makes any setup 10x better, it’s just a really good and cheap keyboard.

This was my first mechanical keyboard, and while I don't use it as much now it was my daily driver for about a year.The keycap print is excellent, and great RGB lighting. The overall color scheme is really nice.It's been a solid workhorse for home use, but I found that the layout just wasn't for me. However, I will still display it on my desk as it such a nice looking keyboard.

I bought the purple edition with red switches. Personally, I took the board apart, tape and polyfill modded it, and then swapped the switches out for Gateron Milky Yellows. The feel is good, keyboard is responsive, and modding was a breeze. Stabilizers sound okay-ish out of the box but I will be learning how to lube/clip them in the future. That being said, pressing FN+I instead holding FN+IJKL for arrow keys is mildly annoying, and the lack of Home, Print Screen, Scroll Lock, etc on the board with no option to program them via software is a BIG hit to usability. Layers are the heart and soul of 40%-60% board functionality, ultimately I'll likely be buying a programmable numpad to use on the side to gain back that lost functionality. Software is nothing to write home about, you can create macros and adjust lighting, only the latter half is useful to me but I'm sure gamers and others will find more use from it.Overall a good product, but lacking some key features that you can find on nearly ANY other 60% keyboard on the market, which is very disappointing. Would still recommend for a first time builder.

had this keyboard for a couple months now and if I could order 100 of these I would do it in a heartbeat. starting with the keyboard quality, keyboard size, weight, connectivity, and the look of the keyboard gets an A+ in my book.

Bought this for my teen gamer and he’s used it daily with no complaints.

I mean like you could buy a 10$ 100% keyboard but those suck and have the worst sound ever, this is the best budget keyboard that doesn't sound like a fork scraping on a plate and it has a nice design and rgb.