KEMOVE K87SE TKL Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Linear Red Switch, LED Backlit, NKRO Programmable Key, Detachable USB-C Cable, 87 Keys Compact Wired Computer Keyboard for Windows MacOS Laptop PC Gamer

I got the clicky blue switches and they are very satisfying to press down. It makes my university work a lot more fun and less tedious to work on. I love the sound but it is a tad louder than I hoped, however, I am going to try it with the o-rings I bought separately that can muffle sound a bit. Anyway, that is in no way a deal breaker, it has a very nice sound and click to it! Also the board itself is lovely, I like the colors, the font, and shape and feel of the buttons. the board itself is heavy, it feels sturdy and high quality. Definitely feel I made the right choice for my budget! 10/10 would recommend :-)

my first keyboard ever and it’s a dream. it’s so affordable compared to other mechanical keyboards, it’s got a nice weight, and the caps are easily swapped. it is relatively quiet compared to clackier keyboards, so if you’re looking for something loud this might not be for you. either way, it’s very high quality for the price.

Feels sturdy and comfortable to me. For a $50 keyboard, not half bad. The color scheme looks even worse than the photo when you see it in real life. It's closer to classic 90's beige than white, and the orange letters clash with the beige AND the sky blue. At some point I'll probably replace all the keycaps with the black ones from my previous keyboard, but for now the aesthetic just gives me a good laugh whenever I see it.

I already had a budget end Keychron red switch keyboard for gaming, but I had a lot of trouble using it for typing. Lots of extra key presses and hitting backspace to retype stuff. So I did a bit of searching and decided to give this one a try. Haven't been disappointed! The tactile brown switches are very nice for typing. Perfect amount of weight behind the key presses. Plus it looks nice. Love the color scheme and LED backlighting. For the price range, I'm very happy with this keyboard and I think it punches above its weight.

Nice weight to it (heavier). No gasket (not mushy feeling). Good dampening layers to quiet the sound. Brown switches ok. You may want to switch out the spacebar switch to one with a better recoil, or else a light touch on it may not reset it fully due to the lighter spring nature of the brown switches. I think the keycaps are SA (higher like old school typewriter) profile and feel matte. Hopefully the ratio of PBT is decent to where these will not slick out like ABS. If you touch type, this thing is fast for typing.

For the price of this keyboard the quality was surprisingly good, above average I could say. The keycap quality is above average and the sounds when you click on the keys are very satisfying not too loud not too annoying. The customization of the license plenty limited as you only get a blue option but all in all this is a pretty solid keyboard for its price point

The wireless aspects of this keyboard work for about 2 minutes before it decides to either stop reading inputs entirely or stick on a single key. If you’re looking at this keyboard for a wireless experience look elsewhere.

I wish I could give this a better review.I loved it at first for all of the obvious reasons, but as time went on, my much older muscle memory kept asserting itself. A few millimeters more compact than my fingers wanted when I got into a groove, and suddenly, I started hitting the wrong keys....