Cherry MX 3.0 S Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard. Aluminum Housing Built for Gamers w/MX Brown Switches. RGB Backlit Color Display Over 16m Colors. Pink

Most luxurious keyboard I’ve ever owned!
I broke down and bought this keyboard because three low-end models in a row had been pieces of crap, and this model was rated #1 on a “best of 2023” list for silent keyboards. So far, I love it, but it’s taking some getting used to. All keyboards are slightly different, but the font on the letter keys is a sort of “NASA” space style font which is a little harder to read than your standard sans-serif keyboard letters. Even more different are the numbers and symbols on the number keys being reversed, so the symbols on each (! on the 1 key, @ on the 2 key, etc) are below the numbers rather than above.
There are indicator lights for caps lock, scroll lock and number lock, but talk about subtle–I just found them!
But I love the feel, I love the solid construction, I love how quiet the keys are, and I can type really fast on it. It’s heavy and it doesn’t slip or move while you work. I’m not using it for gaming, but I’m a writer and publisher, so I really need a good keyboard.
The keyboard not only glows in rainbow colors, the colors continuously cycle in a slow pulse, which is definitely funky. When I get stuck on writing something I can take a break and watch the keyboard change colors while I think. 🙂
It works fine with my older Lenovo desktop, I just plugged it into an USB expander and zoom, it was good to go. The delivery was blindingly fast, it arrived the next day. The packaging…not so great. The keyboard had just been tossed into quite a large box with a couple of packing pillows. It arrived just fine (it didn’t spend very long in transit!) but the manufacturers might want to know that Amazon is being a bit casual with their product.

Fabulous keyboard!
I winced a bit about spending north of $100 for a keyboard, but I wanted a Windows keyboard with backlighting and I didn’t want a “chicklet” keyboard because they tend to be “bouncy:” sometimes, a key press results in no letter at all, other times, too many. I’m not a touch typist, so reliable results from a key press matter. I also wanted a full-sized, three column keyboard, and wired because a wireless keyboard needs battery changes or charges annoyingly often and it works only intermittently with my KVM. This one fit the bill on all counts.
What I received is impressive. It’s impressively heavy, heavily (and beautifully) built, and it has great haptics. The keys aren’t silent, but just on the right side of quiet. They don’t “clack,” it’s more of a “whump.” They provide good feedback and offer just the right amount of resistance. Apparently, it’s also cleanable (I’ll find out once I spew or dribble coffee on it). The light show annoys me (personal preference) but it can be tamed quickly via the app which installs near-automagically at a press of the Cherry key.
I also appreciate little thoughtful details such as the feet that can be screwed in to change the keyboard’s angle. I thought that I’d have to stuff the rubber feet into the raised feet after removing them to expose the threads, but no, the the threaded feet come with their own.
Additional tweaks can be accomplished via the app. I’ll use it for gaming now and then and am likely to appreciate the ability to assign custom functions to hotkeys and to store those in different profiles. However, for everyday use, this has ticked every single block. I don’t wince anymore; I’ve paid a reasonable(ish) amount of money for a thoughtfully designed, very high-quality product.

I bought this keyboard to use in my office. The state of office keyboards these days is pretty sad. However, ‘gaming’ products are generally universal. That’s why I took the chance to buy the Cherry MX 3.0 – opting for the S version, since I don’t like the noise of mechanical keyboards.
The keyboard is wired to avoid issues with lag. This keyboard, therefore, is super responsive.
Typing is a dream with this keyboard, and I love the customisable LED lights (I recommend only using bright colours if you want to be able to read the keys).
A bonus is that I got this keyboard in white! So many keyboards a black, which is so generic and would have more of a gaming vibe. White is a classier option in my opinion.
Anyway, for office use, I highly recommend this keyboard.

Great recoil while typing along with nice RGB backlight. Overall a solid build with good aluminium case.

The moment my hands went to it all the keys were exactly where my fingers expect them to be.
Tactile and audible feedback are just right.
I’m throwing out all the other keyboards I have because I won’t be using them anymore now that I have this.