Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Brown Switch - LED Backlit Full Mechanical Keyboard with 104 Keys

I would give this product 5 stars as it does everything it said it does, plain and simple. It is the genuine cheapest mechanical keyboard around, with genuine brown switches, come with a few nice accessories like a key cap remover, sticker, and a few extra keys for WASD/Arrow Keys, very sturdy and weighty meaning it doesn't shift, very good build quality, and the back lighting is nice and has a few modes but I keep it off most of the time. A very good product that I highly recommend. For games it's a lot quieter than my older membrane board and feels a lot nicer.

For ~$54 can't beat the Cherry MX Brown switches. Which feel great. Not crazy about the blue backlighting, but fortunately it can be set pretty dim and becomes much less distracting. Everyone who has seen it thinks its looks better than i do haha, but I didnt get it for looks, just for the brown switches. Weight, feel, keys all feel great. I use a wrist rest with it, like the last kb I had, and it works fine even though this keyboard has that little built in rest.The USB port does not work with certain peripherals. Specifically I don't get a connection to my Android phone over it - I'm a developer so a port that close for debugging was part of the reason I wanted a USB hub on the keyboard. Not sure what the issue is there, but the USB hub works well for a mouse so far. The audio ports are handy, but I could use another inch or two on the cables.Either way, love it.

I just got this keyboard so I haven't had time to give it a proper workout. However I have a few issues with it already.Pros:- Good click feel (not as sharp as the blue) and a lot of travel for my heavy fat fingers.- Nice and heavy, feels pretty solid.Cons:- I usually use my middle finger to hit DEL. For some reason I keep hitting the END key instead. Never had this problem from keyboard to keyboard before now. I'll adjust I suppose, but it is annoying.- The Tilde key is missing and has been replaced with a duplicate "1/!" key instead.No drivers or documentation came with the keyboard, and the website doesn't seem to have anything at all. Some of my keys don't work, and I can't program it.- The numbers, and punctuation keys are not illuminated with the rest of the keys, and are hard to see.Update March 2017. I have attempted to contact the manufacturer numerous times concerning this keyboard with no response. I still cannot program this keyboard, or get a correct key. I'm lowering this review based on terrible support.

Great keyboard, however I wasn't sure how to use the Function keys as there isn't a "fn" key on the keyboard, but you use it interchangeably with the G3 button on the bottom right, left of the directional keys, which works the lower region of the function keys. Also if you happen to change the WASD keys with your arrow keys, the G3 button and the Windows key pressed together changes this back. In addition, The windows key works when you turn it on in the keyboard software, default is off. Despite all of this, I love the way the keys flow when typing and I love how it has a NUM pad, which I use all of the time. I also love the weight of the keyboard as it doesn't feel like a cheap one and has some heft to it. When I hooked up the sound to play a few games it sounded great through my headset and when I added a mouse it worked flawlessly with the USB hub. Overall great keyboard for the price!

I half expected to return it, because of how cheap it was and how retarded the name of the keyboard is.But really, it's fantastic. Keys are smooth as butter, it has pass-through USB and audio ports, the lighting is fine.The macro/function keys work right out of the box, and anti-ghosting is more than enough; especially noticeable when you type "hufgoweihguiweghuiwghuiwegngjklwejnguiophgui" in a fit of rage from Road Hog's hook following you around a corner

The keyboard feels great and used legit cherry mix browns, my only complaint is it makes a low pitch ( quiet ) ringing when you type hard on it.

Great feel, but could stand some improvements. The lighted key caps help, but unfortunately only the top halves of the number keys are lit. Many keys lack illumination so the user left to guess about what is on the "dark" portions of many important keys. Also, extra key caps are supplied for the "WASD" keys, but no alternate color lamps are included so the user does not have the option of making the entire keyboard one (blue) color. Would (I buy this keyboard again? Not so much.

Inexpensive, solid construction, MX cherry brown switches are great for games. the only thing I would like, is RGB instead of just blue. a very minor complaint