MK9 RGB Mechanical Keyboard RGB Retro Gaming Keyboard-Blue Switch-LED Backlit - Silver-Plating 108 Key Round Keycaps Anti-Ghosting Mechanical Illuminated Keyboard for PC Gaming and MAC (White)

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Nice clicky feel with well-reacting keys. Good quality as well with good features as described. Seems like it will be easy to clean as well. It is also very aesthetically appealing and has a wide arrange of unique color modes, including many fun reactionary modes. The mode I have pictured is rose pink at rest and shifts to darkening shades of pink (up to red) the faster you type, then shifts back to softer pinks as you slow down. Very unique.

Honestly I bought this because I liked the aesthetic. I still use it every day but after repeated use the silver trim around the keys begin to just come off. Some have a noticeable vertical seam running down the side which doesn't look super great, but you get what you pay for. Aesthetically speaking this is wonderful, the lighting is vibrant and visible even in broad daylight, and being able to switch patterns on the fly without any software is so much nicer. I get a lot of compliments on the look of the keyboard but most people who actually use it are put off by the quality of the build, the loud clicks, and the round keys. I'd give it 5 stars if not for the key rings falling off.

I do love the retro look and feel. People at work think that the clackety sound of the keyboard is cool. It takes some getting used to the higher keys, but for the most part, it is good. The part that isn't so good is that some keys aren't always as responsive as they should be. I have had times where the keys I know I am pressing don't register. I wish I could give it a higher rating but there are still things that could be better.

Best part is the mechanical click sounds and how bright the keyboard can actually get. Now it does suck that its not in any way linkable to a color software program that could control the lights, but its some pretty awesome built in preset features that make it just as competitive for the price. All in all it comes with a plastic keygrip remover and a small brush that works very well at cleaning out the grooves for when it gets dirty. The only real down sides the one blue color for the Maker Icon that lights up at the bottom, you can turn it off and set it to pulse like a heartbeat which is cool and this is separate from any other keyboard features. The Numluck, caps lock, windows (when locked for game settings) and the scroll look are the only keys to my knowledge that are base white and don't change colors at all. the light up white when used but turn off when not used. not noticeable for the light effects so not to much of an issue.