ZIYOU LANG K3 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard 98 Keys with Number pad Chroma RGB Illuminated Water-Resistant Anti-Ghosting NKRO Retro Metal Panel Type-C for PC/Mac Gamer Typist Optical Clicky Blue Switch

Really solid piece of equipment. Deep keywells, feels great to type on. I don't love the layout -- it only has 3 of the 4 navigation keys; the End key isn't present (except in the Number pad) and is instead replaced by Insert for some reason. It wouldn't happen on a full mechanical keyboard, but I wanted one that wasn't a full size. Also important to note that they backlights aren't RGB -- each backlight is a solid color but they kind of form a rainbow thing together. Likely wouldn't be that way on a higher end piece of equipment but I didn't want to pay that much.Bascially, for what I wanted -- a budget mechanical keyboard with a number pad and navigation keys that wasn't full size-- this is almost literally perfect. No complaints about the hardware, just wish the layout was different. If you're looking for something similar, this is the perfect product to buy.

It came fast and was handled well. The keyboard is alright. Has some nice weight to it but after using it for a week, the keys are starting to get very VERY wobbly. The Reds have a nice click to them and the mouse is very comfortable for what it is. Really like the range you can choose from to adjust DPI sensitivity. Now lets talk about the downsides of this product. I REALLY don't like how you cant have one set color on the keyboard, that bothers me more than I thought it would. If i could go back i would just buy the keyboard The cord to the mouse is hard to manage because of how stiff it is. Would also like to have more options for the RGB on the mouse as well. MY MOUSE STOPPED WORKING AFTER A WEEK. Also the mouse sticks to my mousepad to the point to where I had to use it on a wood surface. Maybe if the mouse was wireless and came with different feet options would help? Not sure what I can do to fix the keyboard. Overall would only get the keyboard and even then id only get it if you cant find anything else. Still beats Apple...

Great for gaming and price is awesome.

The keyboard is very pretty and I get a lot of compliments on it at the office. It is also very sturdy and built quite nicely. My only complaint is that when pressing the keys there is a slight springy sound which each click but I don't expect perfection at this price. Overall very satisfied!

This may not matter to some of you, but I thought I would be able to make all the keys one color at the very least. Be aware that you cannot customize the colors on this keyboard, you are stuck with a permanent multi-color layout. This isn't pointed out in the product desc. and most reviews. From left to right, the permanently fixed colors are red, yellow, green, blue, purple. The only parameters you have control over are the brightness level and the 9 different illumination patterns. Unfortunately, this fixed color layout makes the whole thing look cheap and juvenile when lit up and doesn't vibe well with my home office setup. You'll need the backlight on to see some of the keys, especially if they are dark grey.

-Keys not individually addressable with respect to led color.-Also, keys seem a little too close together for my own comfort.-Seems like a quality built product.

The keyboard functions really well, and the feedback from the keys plus the sound is really nice for the price. The curly cable is an added plus. The only negatives are that the back feet aren’t the sturdiest, and the RGB doesn’t have a single color function, but it’s no dealbreaker.

I was really hyped to get this keyboard. Simple minimalistic design. Loved the sound of it felt like great quality too. Then after a couple of months of ownership it just stopped working. While I’m playing it randomly disconnects, I have to unplug it then replug it for it start working again. It doesn’t make sense because everything is lighting up but it just goes to sleep or something. Maybe a faulty wire? I’m not to sure but it doesn’t work anymore.

The media could not be loaded.  The pros and cons are based on 100keys mechanical keyboards that are around this price point: $45 to $65Pros:- Key presses are solid, even though it is not Cherry MX brand but they feel exactly like the Cherry MX red switches.- Material is of high quality and the build quality is great, the keyboard has put together well, doesn't squeak or flex.- Two level adjustable feet, both have rubber feet on them.- Indicator lights for num lock, cap lock, WSAD to direction key lock and WIN lock.- Smart key layout for a 100keys keyboard, there are some space gap between the num pad, the arrrow direction keys and the letter keys. This makes it easier for the fingers to feel which part of the keyboard without looking. There are other 100keys keyboard design which clumps all the 100keys together without any spacing.- Removable kep caps and swappable key switches.Cons:- Keys are slightly wobbly, not a deal breaker, but better stability could give this a higher score. Especially, the space bar and shift keys don't have any stabilizer in them.- Key press sound isn't great, don't think the key switches have any lubrication to them.- The USB cable that came with the keyboard feel cheap, it is just a plain plastic USB type A to C cable.- The rubber feet are simply sticked on with double sided tapes, easy to come off if you move the keyboard by pushing it against the desk- It does NOT have RGB lighting! I think the manufacturer misunderstood what RGB means, RGB lighting doesn't mean having 3 indivdual fixed color LED under the switches (Red, Green, Blue). RGB means each LED key switch is able to display Red Green and Blue colors AND also able to mix the 3 primary colors to create different colors by each switches. Instead, this keyboard only have 3 distinct sections of colors led of Red, Green and Blue under the switches. The led of each key is not able to change to any other color, thus, you are always stuck with 3 colors throughout your keyboard, you cannot change it to having one color throughout the entire keyboard.- The 9 different backlight effects gimmicky, it is just different ways of 'blinking' effects, again the backlight do not change in color.- Only 3 brightness levels (it advertised as 4 but 'off' shouldn't count as a 'brightness' level). Luckily, at the highest level, the brightest is acceptable.- Due to the different colorway of the key caps, some keys appear to be brighter than others, the backlight isn't able to come thru on each keycap evenly, so, you might see some keys brighter than others, while some looks dimmer, it is quite noticeable in the dark. This is not the issue with the LED light itself but just the different of colorways on the keycaps. Guess, this is an inherited drawback of using different colorways on the key caps.

The description is incorrect. The RGB is not really. Its just fixed lighting, you can change the pattern and effects but not the colour. I also find the quality of the mechanical keys to be marginal but that could also be preference so I will leave it at 3 stars for being incorrectly advertised - possibly wasting time for users who are purchasing this thing.

Really nice keyboard considering the price, however the 10 lighting modes kinda suck, they're all very flashy and distracting. USBC cable is not super long & there is no End button on this keyboard.Otherwise, it feels pretty solid!

Fast delivery and we'll worth it. Works great. Love the clicking sound from keys.

Thanks, it’s great.