GK61 SK61 60% Mechanical Keyboard 61 Keys Portable Small Full Keys Programmable Gaming Keyboard Red Switch Hot Swappable RGB Mechanical Keyboard for PC Mac Laptop

The switches are lubed from the factory, but I lubed them myself after receiving it. I’ve had this keyboard for about 3 years and it is amazing, the switches feel great and the sound is low but satisfying. I went with the black color which hasn’t faded over time or worn away. It looks great and is very durable, never had an issue with getting it connected to my pc.

Works great! And if you have hyperhydrosis this is the answer to stop killing keyboards.

Great, seems durable. But I don't game, I just like the tactile feel. I didn't like the logo on the spacebar, so I bought some key caps and swapped a few. It came with a couple of pry tools which made it super easy to swap caps. The stock caps feel really nice, the caps I bought are ok but actually feel "softer" if that's a thing. So different caps will change the feel a bit. I thought I wanted a clicky keyboard, after using for a few months now I kinda wish i got brown switches. And maybe I should have gotten a 70% for an extra row and column of keys. But that's not a knock on the keyboard itself.

I bought this board specifically to sticker bomb (the case was perfect) and half expected it to be a display art piece. BUT it works incredibly well, compared to my ducky one 2 mini it hasn’t got nearly as many features but is still a QUALITY keyboard! It is currently my daily use board! The rgb lights are bright and generally easy to program as long as you find and download the GK6XPlus driver which has a bit of a learning curve but is still pretty easy to use overall

This keyboard is great. However I made the mistake to get browns. I had red Hyperx switches before and I wanted to try tactile switches. And FYI they suck. They feel horrible and now I am taking out the leaf springs to make them linear. Yes that’s how bad browns are. The rgb is good, stabilizers decent, and a good amount of weight and definitely does not move around on your desk. Don’t use the in box switch pullers they are bad and will scratch your keyboard. Overall 10/10. Just the brown switches are bad and it’s only for a select group of people. Just reconsider which switch type you want. I would recommend either blues or reds.

I am a huge gamer and I play a lot of Apex legends and call of duty black ops 4. I have never been more happy with my performance with this keyboard. It’s durable and doesn’t feel cheap at all. It saves so much room on your desk then a traditional gaming keyboard. I didn’t like how the keys looked so I ordered the hyperX keys. This makes the keyboard look better then it already was! So worth it. I love how it is powered by USB type c. Refer to the photos I posted on here to see the hyperX keys installed.

So I unknowingly bought this keyboard thinking that i can hot swap them for Kailh Box Navy switches but turns out they use optical sensors rather than the two prong contacts. That being said, the quality of the item is very good. The keycaps are doubleshot ABS so the legends are never going away but they are unusually shiny on the side. The keys are mounted on an aluminium plate and are easy to remove. They also give you a keycap remover but the one they give in the box does not have a stabilizer cap remover which is annoying if you decide to switch them later on. Now we come to the switches, Gateron Optical Switches. These are very smooth switches because of the lack of contact. But since this keyboard comes blue switches that still mimic Cherry MX blues, the key sound is very rattly. I would like to see the keyboard come with more options of optical switches like red or black or have them be easier to get shipped over.

I'm getting into keyboards to try to help with my tendinitis, tenosynovitis, etc. The keys ARE nice and easy to press but it's a little too high off the desk and the actuation distance is too far. I am investing in a low-profile optical (keychron k3) instead. Otherwise, if you have no issue with your hands like RSI, this is a great keyword for the price.