I’ve been through a lot of red mechanical switches (Cherry, Graton, Titan, and Romer G). These switches feel very mushy and take a lot more pressure to press the keys. It’s really off putting. The one upside is that it doesn’t need drivers and is non programmable.

One of the marketing points is "silent". Hmm. - it may be true for the actual keyswitch, but the reality is that it's mechanically a very noisy keyboard. In other words, the switch itself doesn't make noise, but it's got a pretty strong clacky sound each time the key is fully depressed, so there's...

For me, this is simply a well-made keyboard that happens to have a backlight. After trying then moving on from at least three others, I would have to say this is my favorite to date, The key switches have a nice feel to them, solid if a bit springy, they do take at least half a press to activate,...

I like the size of this keyboard and the layout of the keys. It has little in the way of real gaming features - it is basically a keyboard with back-lighting. The keyboard is pretty noisy and while the backlight keys are kind of nice, but not bright enough to easily read the letters on the keys,...

For the price of this keyboard you can for sure get something way better and more worth your money. I’m not too happy with this keyboard it’s not the best in my opinion. Plus the keys are way more loud than what you’d expect from a mechanical keyboard.