Vigor GK30 RGB Gaming Keyboard, 6-Zone RGB Lighting, Water Repellent & Splash-Proof, Mechanical-Like Plunger Switches

It is the keyboard to end all keyboards! Or, it just does what it's supposed to do, in the way I want it to. Likes: it's backlit, with selectable colors and intensity, and keys are legible without backlighting. It's not a crumb-catcher. Dislikes: The keys are a little noisier than I expected, it doesn't make coffee and there's an illuminated strip below the cursor keys and 10-key pad that's a bit too bright. Neither dislike is a deal-breaker. The color and color mode are easy to set or change, no special software is required (not aware of any keyboards with such requirement but ya never know). Good all-around keyboard.

I really like this keyboard. It features RGB and is capable of gaming. It's perfect for my needs and goes along with my MSI setup. The ONLY downside is that the keyboard software (e.g. Mystic Light) does not support transition colors despite having a rainbow option. The backlit keys are also difficult to see in the dark. These two cons are not overly huge for me and the keyboard functions as it was made to. It is made with quality in mind and I have not experienced any hiccups as of yet. There's a dragon key to allow adjustment of the RGB colors, speed, etc. There are also many options for a personalized keyboard theme setup, like raindrops effects for the keys. Overall, I enjoy this keyboard and highly recommend it for those who like MSI and RGB.

I love the look of it, and how it responds to typing, I do wish there was more customized features as far as lighting went, I would prefer to be able to make each key the color I want, and not just the six sections. But it is sturdy, feels well made and has given me no hiccups at all. Plug and play at it's finest

I needed a semi cheap keyboard to replace my brothers old keyboard and this fits the bill. Pros 1) this feels good to type on. It's not mechanical but it's not a mushy messy membrane keyboard. The keycaps are pretty durable too. 2) "niche" but water resistant. Accident happens and ironically happened a day after I got this keyboard. My cat knocked over a cup of water on this keyboard. It is still fully functional with no issue. The "free design" allows the water to slide down the sides rather than to pool. 3) pretty light weight and fairly small footprint. The keyboard doesn't feel overly bulky. It feels a little "fragile" but this keyboard is still durable. Con 1) the keys could be a little brighter but this isnt a big deal 2) might be nice if there was a USB passthrough but for this price I don't expect it. I'd recommend this for anyone who wants a fairly nice feeling keyboard that should be able to handle water accidents.

For the price, this is a good keyboard. Good clicking sound, decent feel, able to be tilted. The colors are nice and my kids love to play changing them. I have noticed that sometimes the space bar will squeak. I also think it would have been nice to have more than one setting for the tilt. Overall, I think the keyboard is good enough for a while before I feel willing to spend much more on a high quality one. For now, I’m happy.

Gift for an emplyoyee. She lives the lightup keys.

I don't know a whole lot about keyboards, but this is my second purchase of this one... the software is a bit finicky (rgb controls) but it works great... I game... looks good, functions as anticipated... software updates bug me... but it is what it is

First of all, the keyboard isn't bad by any means, it works perfectly for being a "Used Like New" product with the exception of a few little scratches. But I would not recommend purchasing this keyboard for more than $25 much less $40. For starters don't fall for the "mechanical feeling" switches. They do feel nicer and more linear than a regular membrane keyboard, but also feel far different than a mechanical keyboard as they still feel somewhat mushy and not as responsive. As far as sound goes, if you type pretty hard and loud it will sound sort of like a mechanical keyboard but not really. But if you type slower and lighter it will sound almost exactly the same as a membrane keyboard so it's really up to the person. For looks, the keyboard does actually look very nice. With a very slim full size keyboard and the fonts on the key caps are aggressive and elegant which I really enjoy. However, the lighting on this keyboard is among the most dim I have ever seen. Even my cheap non branded gaming keyboards from the past had vastly brighter lighting than this keyboard which is kinda disappointing for its normal price and brand. Overall, I'm giving this keyboard 3 stars due to it working perfectly and for the price I got it but would not recommend purchasing it at all for $40 or even $30 as there's vastly nicer even mechanical keyboards you can find for those prices. Pros: * Nice Design * Nice Font * Quiet Cons: * Very dim lighting * No braided cable (should be at this price point) * Mediocre typing experience

Nice light up piece for novice gamer

Does the job sweet and nice

El teclado me parece algo incomodo, ya que las teclas están muy resaltadas al ser un teclado mecánico, y tienen un ligero corte, como en escalera de abajo hacia arriba, pero los materiales se ven de buena calidad, propio de msi, las patitas de abajo para la inclinación, no son muy grandes, de hecho no se nota mucha diferencia con ellas o sin ellas, me gusta la variedad de colores, ya que trae 07 funciones de led, para su disfrute visual, es decir se aprecian los colores y los efectos muy bonitos, en general estoy medio satisfecho, si tienen dudas pregunten y les respondo en base a mi experiencia de uso.

Can't say anything but this keyboard is awesome, worth buy it

Yeah I've been liking this keyboard. That might be because I had a really cheap chinese 'rii' branded one before and while that one looked really cool and I liked how it was very full with a good stand, the keys were kinda squishy, and the paint ended up coming off the buttons. A shame because with a bit more work it could have been really good. On the other hand I found the stands on this keyboard to be too short. The keyboard feels like it falls too flat on the desk. But I was able to use some double sided tape to put a little bit of cork on each stand to up it a few more milliteres on the far side, and now it feels even better. I like the angle more now, the keys give good feedback. The keys are kind of loud. I mean I don't mind but I know it might annoy my family haha. Guess you'll have to decide if thats a positive or negative. For me, I was tired of having keys with no feedback. The RGB on this keyboard is pretty nice too. It all comes from the bottom of the keyboard. So in the middle of the day, the keys themselves don't look that coloured, if at all. But when its dark, some colour does come through, which is fine, because thats when its most useful, right? Anyway the keys themselves aren't super bright, so just keep that in mind. I'm okay with it but worth noting. The nice thing about this rgb is you can change it however you like, and with software, so no confusing key combinations. It will by default come in a moving rainbow pattern appearing to move rightwards which I think I might stick with. But for testing purposes I used openrgb to make it purple, and it worked. So anyway, point is, you can use software to set up this keyboard to any color or pattern you want. Openrgb is pretty basic, thats why I like it. You can do simple effects like breathing or set each individual of the 5 areas whatever colour you want. But there's more sophisticated software you can use like signalrgb or just the official msi software, and I'm sure with those you can do all kinds of fancy effects. But openrgb uses a very small amount of system resources which is big plus in my book. Or you can just leave the default on and have no system impact. Up to you, but you have lots of options. Anyway yeah I like this product, only downside really is the stand which I find too low, but I was able to mod it pretty easily and you should be able to as well, if needed. Would recommend. And will update if any problems come along. Edit: 8 months, no problems yet. The stands I made for it are kinda falling apart and have made it fall a little uneven so I'll have to figure something else out there, but the keyboard itself has remained solid the last 8 months. No paint chipping off or keys not working, no sticky keys or anything like that. The water resistant design has also come in handy. This was a steal for 30 CAD. I did read one review that mentioned how his keys are different heights, I took a close look at mine and realized its true, my E key is slightly elevated. Oh well. I don't really care.