Mechanical Gaming Keyboard,RGB 104 Keys Ultra-Slim Rainbow LED Backlit USB Wired Keyboard with Blue Switches,Durable ABS Keycaps/Anti-Ghosting/Spill-Resistant MechanicalKeyboard for PC Mac Xbox Gamer

Very satisfied with this purchase. Head and shoulders above my membrane Logitech K120 Wired Business Keyboard, and without breaking the bank too! To be honest, I feel lucky to have gotten this keyboard at such a low price. At this price point, I could not find a single mechanical keyboard that met all of my requirements but this one. In fact, even some of the more expensive mechanical keyboards didn't meet all of my requirements. For starters, the keyboard uses the UK layout with the pound sign and hash symbol key in the right place—very important for me. Second, this is a full-size keyboard with a numeric keypad at the right. This was important for me as I wanted a keyboard that did all of the same things as my previous keyboard, the only difference being that it is mechanical—a requirement that this RisoPhy mechanical keyboard fulfils precisely. (I should note, too, that most of the mechanical keyboards at this price range and even some more expensive ones, being shorter in width, lacked a numeric keypad.) Then there is the feel of the keyboard. The product description says that it uses "BLUE switches", seemingly modelling its switches on the classic tactile and clicky Cherry MX Blue switches. (It is unlikely that the keyboard uses actual Cherry MX Blue switches, given the price range, but rather its own knock-off versions of the switches.) While this may not be what some gamers are looking for (looking for something smoother and offering the same resistance all the way down without a slight bump as you press each key), this is perfect for me, as I was looking for a keyboard that produced nice responsive, tactile feedback, mirroring a classic typewriter effect. Some people may be put off by this, thinking that it makes the keyboard too noisy, and while, yes, there is a clicking noise with each key press, it honestly isn't that loud (though because there is still an audible clicking noise, I can understand criticisms saying that this keyboard is inappropriate for an office environment, for example, where such a constant clicking noise can cause distractions.) The keyboard is nice to type on, which is my primary use for it rather than gaming. A feature I don't care as much for is the rainbow backlighting. From my tests, the "9 different backlights" settings mentioned in the product description work exactly as expected. Also working as intended (at least from my tests on Windows 11) are the "12 multimedia combinations", effectively function keys that perform operations, such as, open a calculator and open Windows search. The major downside to this keyboard that I can think of is that the keyboard switches are not hot-swappable (though at this price point, this isn't a disappointment but just something to be expected.) In all, if you are looking for a keyboard that meets some of the same requirements as I was, at this price, I am unaware of a better keyboard on this website than this one.

Good keyboard and decent lights. Not as fancy as some but this is better. No issues with keys at all and a nice feel to the keystroke. Would recommend

As advertised

I like it - bought it for my classroom and my students love it - not a fan of the font but sounds good.

Works great, looks great and is great value. Love the sound and feel of it.

Awesome. Simple as that really.

First of all you can't program your own colour scheme on this keyboard. The LED setup is extremely limited. Other than that the action is nice and tactile and clicky. For the price, you can't really complain. It's a shame mine stopped working after about 6 months or less of use, so it didn't instill confidence for me to waste my money on another one. It may have even been in the warranty period - I don't know - I was very busy at the time and did not have the time to check. It's a nice keyboard though if the LED limitations don't bother you and you want to take a chance that it won't just stop working at some point. For the money you do get a mechanical keyboard though so it's worth taking a punt if cash is tight.

Great keyboard for the price

Absolute game changer. I type everyday as an admin worker and now rarely make a typo. Blew my mind how this has improved my typing. Would recommend.

Bought this keyboard for my office, as a replacement for a wireless, membrane based keyboard that was starting to show its age. The value of this keyboard is excellent. Based on the feel, it seems to be a true mechanical keyboard with switches, and not a simulated one using a membrane contact with a clicky mechanism. The feel is great and the pressure is just right to prevent most accidental touches to adjacent keys from inserting extra letters. Nice and clicky, maybe not the best for noise if you're in an office with other people, but the feel is great and if you work in a private office like I do the noise won't matter much. I had thought the RGB colors would be distracting, especially for an office, but actually they are fairly subdued and actually seem to help with positioning (I am a fast hunt-and-peck 3 finger typist, so this actually matters a lot to me). I have a much more expensive Razer mechanical gaming keyboard at home, and the main difference I see between them, other than cosmetic differences, is that the Razer keys seem like they have a hair trigger and require very little motion to produce keystrokes, while this keyboard is a bit stiffer and requires the keys to be depressed a little harder in order to produce a keystroke. So if you are relying on a hair trigger response for gaming, this maybe is not the best choice, although for a casual gamer like me it's more than adequate. But for actually getting work done, the hair-trigger of the Razer keyboard makes it really hard not to make typos, and this keyboard is a lot better in that regard. One minor nitpick is that the font used to label the keys is a little odd, and the "6" really, really looks like a "G", which can be a little off-putting at first. But that's just a minor quibble. Final verdict: Definitely worth buying, unless you're an absolutely elite hardcore gamer.

This mechanical keyboard is amazing for gamers looking to pick up a high-quality blue-switch mechanical keyboard. When I consider and review this product, I keep the following factors in mind: Functionality and Use - 5/5 The overall functionality of this keyboard is perfect, leaving me with minimal complains as a high-frequency and intensity user. As a proficient typist, I frequently type over 120 WPM and use combinations of hotkeys to complete tasks efficiently. This keyboard has supported this level of use during work/office settings, and feels highly responsive and crisp during high-intensity gaming moments, due to the blue key-switches creating a noticeable "click" with each keypress. If you have roommates or family, you may want to consider the clicking sounds of this keyboard while typing. The fact that they will likely hear your typing due to the pure "clicky-ness" of the key switches may present itself as an issue to some. Personally, this is not a factor that applies to my circumstances. Build Quality and Durability - 5/5 After 1 Month of intensive use, I have not noticed any issues so far in terms of key-press responsiveness, structural integrity, or wiring/USB issues. The keys hold in place well and the LED's have stayed consistently bright. Product Design - 5/5 The design of this keyboard is minimal, but effective. Exactly what I was looking for when shopping for a keyboard within this general price range. The all-black style allows the LED backlights to really *pop*, even in bright light/daylight. The inclusion of a "Fn" key allows for the same hotkeys and macros most would be used to with other keyboards, such as volume control and media playback, amongst other things. QoL Features - 4.5/5 This keyboard comes with 9 different LED-backlighting effects, such as lighting per keypress, "breathing" effects, WASD + Arrow Key backlighting, and more to complement a variety of use-cases. It would be nice to have the option to customize the LED backlighting colours themselves, as the backlighting options are pre-set; however, the crisp glow and colour choice are visually appealing and I am happy with the options provided. Value for Money - 5/5 Overall, I am highly satisfied with the purchase of this Keyboard and would recommend it to any gamer, office-worker, or avid tech geek like myself. For such a low price-point, you are getting a physical product that is equal in quality to that of a name brand like Razer or Corsair, without paying for the related bloatware and branding. Anybody looking to pick up their first mechanical keyboard, you cannot go wrong with this!

I purchased the Risophy Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Triple Mode model nearly 3 years ago. It has been an EXTREMELY ROUGH LIFE for this PERFECT keyboard. I have ABUSED this thing for years. I take it everywhere, use it for everything. College, Work (a commercial truck repair shop) home, on my TV, computer, phone, and tablet. I have dropped it countless times on concrete. I have spilled so many things in it. Dust, left it to freeze in below zero temps and bake to over 200 degrees in my car. This thing has NEVER FAILED. EVER. I really can't believe what they charge for it. I hope they don't increase the price. If they can keep making keyboards like this consistently, Risophy can EASILY take over the keyboard market. Battery is still just perfect (and replaceable) all modes work flawlessly 2.4/BT/wired. There is literally nothing bad to say about this keyboard. The ONLY THING that could possibly make this keyboard any better is PBT keycaps as I've worn all mine out to a mirror finish. But it's no big deal to replace the keycaps or the switches. Which I've never had to do. I would prefer that Risophy keep this keyboard 100% the way it is, quality, price, and all. Most people don't type as much as I do, so the PBT caps really aren't necessary, and for those that do, will have NO PROBLEM, laying out a couple bucks key caps, which they would want to be custom anyway .

My kid loves it so much that he sits there and types on it without the computer being on. It does annoy me eventually, but he loves it.