R68 60% Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Hot Swappable Custom Keyboard,Pre-lubed Gateron Pro Yellow Switches RGB Gaming Keyboard, 2.4GHz/Type-C/BT5.0 Mechanical Keyboard (White & Blue)

It's without a doubt the best keyboard I've had.1. Silent but with the feeling you're expecting from a mechanical keyboard.2. Provides Windows and Mac mode in case you're used to a layout.3. Solid as a rock, no board flexing and key are reliable with a very fast travel for typing speed.4. Many RGB options with different mode for brightness. RGB can be disabled or set to a specific color. It's good quality led.5. It comes with key switches replacement and tools to remove key caps. Key caps are generic so they are compatible with key cap sets for more customization.6. Keyboard is plastic, but really good quality and heavy making it very stable and reliable.About connectivity:1. Bluetooth works perfectly with all my devices (android, macos, ipad, windows)2. 2.4g connection works as expected3. Wired connection is just as good and convenient.Bluetooth allows to connect 3 devices and switching between them is easy and convenient. Theorically you might have 5 devices connected at the same time (3 bluetooth, 1 wired, 1 2.4g) and switching between all of then take less than a second. I'm constantly switching between wired and 2.4 (mac and windows).Cons:- Delete button is too small, it takes time to get used to it.- It doesn't have high adjustment, not that it needs it imo but some people might want different angle options.- It doesn't have discrete F keys, you have to use fn to use them. Not a big deal and understandable in 60% keyboard.I've had many keyboard in the past, including more expensive mechanical keyboard and none of them compares to this one. If you are okay with 60% keyboard, aka not having a num pad (most of the time you won't really notice the difference) then don't think it twice, this is the keyboard for you.

This keyboard is so perfect! It's beautiful, has a great tactile sound to it (not too loud tho which is great for an office or library setting). I love that it has wireless, Bluetooth, and wired options allowing for maximum flexibility. I don't have recalibrate the keyboard when I use it between devices because I can just switch the mode button and it automatically connects to the device I've set it up with on that particular mode.Not to mention the price point! I got this on the sale for $60 and wow! Such a solid keyboard. I got the 60% layout so I could travel with a keyboard, but now I'm wanting the 100% (109 key) as an office staple. Definitely a satisfied customer!***Note: the letters on the keys are not see through which kind of tenders the RGB aspect a bit useless other than fir aesthetic purposes. I was planning on using this keyboard in well lit spaces anyways so it's not a big deal for me-- but low-light typing wise, if you need to see your keys, these keycaps are not ideal.

The keyboard took a bit to fully grasp all of the functionality. Its wireless, its usb, its Bluetooth. It's fabulous! They keys are firm yet responsive and rgb lighting is bright. This keyboard has some weight and feels sturdy, not cheap. Overall I am pleased and believe this was the best for the money at just under $35. I'd love to get another for my server and kids as I'm sure they would enjoy it as much as I have.

I am a casual gamer (daily play but not intense) and dabble in modding mechanical keyboards. I picked up this keyboard so I could keep a 60% keyboard in my living room and not have to drag my other keyboard to and from my desk when I change where I game from. I wanted something that was 60%(ish) with arrow keys, and came with yellow switches so I didn't have to replace them upon receipt (especially since this was to be a secondary keyboard).The physical aspects of this keyboard are great for the price. I got the Starry Cyan colorway, which gave me a beautiful purple base. The RGB colors are bright if you are willing to swap out the keycaps to a set that allows for shine through. I already had a set of crystal keycaps to swap out to maximize this. It comes with standard yellow Gateron switches that come pre-lubed but if you want to up the thocky sound, a little more lube and some O rings should boost that. A few reviews mentioned the smaller backspace button which does take a little getting used to but nothing major. I only use this keyboard wired (I never have good luck with wireless keyboards) and the cord that came with it is holding up with near daily plugging in/unplugging/moving around use.1/25/25 ETA: I recently got an Asus ROG Ally and since I didn’t want to have to always have to use a dock (defeating the whole point of the Ally) I started using this keyboard as a Bluetooth keyboard. It paired easily and stays paired. I get about a week’s worth of gaming, averaging a couple of hours of use each day. I do turn it off between uses to help with battery life, which is very easy with the toggle wheel on the top right. As far as the BT is concerned, I’m very happy with the performance.The box also came with an additional four switches, as well as a cap puller and a switch puller in the event you don't already have these.The main drawback (and the reason for docking a star) is that there are two system locked keys that can't be reprogrammed. I am used to having one key locked on off the shelf mechanical keyboards but I was very surprised and disappointed to find a second one also locked. On 60% boards, I usually reprogram the keys all the way on the right as Volume Up, Volume Down, and Mute. On this keyboard, that middle key is locked as a second FN key, which on a keyboard this size is a complete waste. I hope that a future driver update will resolve this but until then, this key is essentially a loss.At the time of my purchase this keyboard was 39.99USD with a 10.00 coupon making it just 29.99USD. All in all, even with my complaint, the price I paid is still a steal for what you get. If that isn't a deal breaker for you, even the 39.99 price is good for the quality you get.

Nice keyboard, soothing