RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Blue Switch, 104 Keys Full-Size Light Up Keyboard with 11 Backlit Modes, Anti-Ghosting, Double-Shot ABS Keycaps, USB Wired Computer Keyboard for Windows PC Gamer

Great keyboard! Very clicky 😀
I’m so, so picky with my keyboard keys. I was looking for the perfect “click” sound and crisp feeling, and this is it. Is it obnoxious to everyone but me? Probably. My husband just described it as sounding like “the morse code guy on the Titanic sending out an SOS telegram,” and “Thanos snapping his fingers in rapid succession.” So if you’re looking for that, this is your keyboard. I work from home, so I don’t really have to worry about bothering other people much (unless everyone is home while I’m working, but in that case it’s a good way to get people to leave me alone lol) but if you do work in an office, you’ll probably become everyone’s least favorite person.Anyway, so far it works fantastically, there’s no lag that I can tell, the size is perfect, and I love that it has the numeric keypad. The lights are great, bright and colorful, and I like the font on the keys. I genuinely can’t believe it was only $20, because so far, it seems like a steal for this. I’ll report back on its down the line.

Light Touch Clicky & Colorful
You can’t type fast with this keyboard. Extra spaces for the spacebar and typos. Do not buy this. Thank you.

CLICKITY CLACK!!
My husband is an avid gamer. Recently his keyboard broke and he was using the one that was supplied by my employer when I worked from home. That keyboard was so terrible, even I replaced it within days of working remotely and all I was doing was office work. Needless to say it didn’t work well for games and I was a little tired of hearing him yell “stupid keyboard” and “I hate this keyboard” in the middle of a game, especially since his verbiage isn’t always quite so PG. His birthday was coming up when I saw this keyboard at a decent price and decided to get it. All he really cares about is the response time, even refusing to use the nicer wireless keyboard I no longer need since I don’t work from home anymore. I can’t speak firsthand as I haven’t used it, but he doesn’t seem to have any issues with the response time and I have yet to hear him blame the keyboard when he is dying in a game. I personally really like colorful lights and am especially fond of the obnoxious clickety clack. He’s not such a fan of that because it’s quite loud and he said it’ll take some getting used to, but with his headphones on he can’t actually hear it anyway. But for those who are not looking for an almost annoyingly loud keyboard and for some reason does not get a weird dopamine boost hearing the sound of the keys being mashed, keep in mind it may drive you insane. I think this would be great for a new gamer. While he doesn’t need to be able to custom set the keys to light up, if I personally were playing a game that used whatever letters to move somehow, I would find this incredibly helpful because you can design it however you want so that the keys that you want light up, letting you know what you need to press and where your fingers need to be. Not helpful for somehow who has committed these movements to muscle memory, but in general would be great considering the price point. I think the features however unnecessary are awesome and a great value

Mostly positive but a few dislikes.
This keyboard has a unique feel. Very “clicky”. I don’t like that part but my husband does, so, he uses it. The backlighting is easy to read and has lots of options, including “off”. He has it set to stay lit all the time so he can find the home keys in the dark. It does make some noise but he likes that. Says it is very responsive with a nice, firm touch. It is full size but not much trim makes it appear small. Good price but I would have liked to have a full set of instructions. There aren’t any. It’s not too hard to figure out but a quick guide would have been worth a full 5 stars.

This is a pretty nice budget mechanical keyboard, feels good to use, looks pretty decent, and works well. The keyboard comes with non swap-able blue switches, I do not expect hot swap keys at this price range so this is perfectly fine. Blue switches are known for being clicky and loud, these are no exception, do keep this in mind as it is not for everyone (or the people around you). Typing on the keyboard feels good enough in my opinion, it’s nothing too special but perfectly adequate for gaming or typing. It has a small bezel which I really like, it keeps the girth of the keyboard down making it quite compact for a full size keyboard.The keyboard is “RGB” but not addressable, each row has a colour and it cannot be changed. It does however have lots of different patterns available as well as brightness levels. The different dynamic options are pretty cool and make it feel more like a full addressable RGB keyboard. All the lighting settings are done on the keyboard using the Fn key, this is nice as it does not require any extra software or drivers.Overall it is not a bad entry level gaming keyboard. The blue switch are quite loud which is either good or bad depending on the preference. The lighting does look pretty good for non addressable RGB and is functional in the dark (shines through the keys to see the text). This is a not a bad option for a budget friendly mechanical keyboard.

This is a review of the Wegear RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (Blue Switch), 104 Full-Size Light Up Keys with 11 Backlit Modes, Anti-Ghosting, Double-Shot ABS Keycaps, USB Wired, Windows.I was amazed at the quality of this keyboard for the price, especially since it’s not a “name-brand”.This keyboard is quite nice to type on and has a great feel with positive tactile feedback and proper spacing. It also has an audible click when pressing the keys, which is nice, but some may prefer something quieter.The keyboard has a very solid build for the price and is quite sturdy. It has rubber pads on the bottom to keep it in place and also has rubber on the ends of the kick-stands (tilt stands), which really keep it from moving around.The keys not only feel good, but look good as well, with nice, adjustable, backlighting and a sharp character font. There are 11 different backlight patterns along with brightness and speed adjustments (5 levels), but the colours are fixed.The keyboard will remember its settings even if unplugged.It comes with some documentation, but sadly there’s no instructions. There are instructions in this listing and I figured it out by trying the FN keys. These are the main ones.FN+INS changes the 11 light modesFN+up arrow – brighterFN+down arrow – dimmer/offFN+left arrow – slowerFN+right arrow – fasterFN+1 2 3 – game pattern 1, 2, 3.FN+HOME – set pattern 1, 2, 3.FN+END – save pattern 1, 2, 3.FN+PGUP (hold) – reset keyboard to default.I think that this is a great deal for a quality keyboard, and if you are not interested in the RGB lighting it can be completely turned off.5 stars.