BOYI Wired 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard,Mini RGB Cherry MX Switch PBT Keycaps NKRO Programmable Type-C Keyboard for Gaming and Working (Cherry Blossom,Gateron G Pro 3.0 Yellow Switch)

The media could not be loaded. BOYI's 60% customizable keyboard is a must-have if you're in the market for a prebuilt 60% keyboard. Keep in mind that due to its 60% size, you won't get a number pad, arrow keys, or similar extras. If you don't use those keys often, I highly recommend this one. It's also perfect for frequent travelers—this keyboard is satisfyingly small and light, making it ideal for portability.The keyboard offers two adjustable angles, catering to different users and surfaces to alleviate wrist fatigue during extended use. Its ergonomic design, featuring staircase keycaps and a tilted profile, further enhances comfort. The switches and keycaps feel premium—a pleasant surprise for the $30-40 price range. Keystrokes are precise and responsive, with no latency issues across all three connection modes: Bluetooth, 2.4G, and USB.It took a little while for the keyboard to boot up, and I was worried it wasn't going to work, but it just ended up needing a bit of charge to get going. So if it doesn't work for you at first, I recommend charging it. Also, keep in mind that the on/off button is on the very back side of the keyboard in the center. The little hole where you put the 2.4G connection USB stick is magnetic, which is super nice to feel, especially when you're putting it back into the keyboard.The switch performance is outstanding. This keyboard uses red switches, which are linear and provide smooth keystrokes without tactile bumps or clicks. These switches need little force to activate, enabling quick key presses with minimal finger fatigue. Their low actuation point is ideal for gaming. Red switches are also generally quiet. I recommend them for gamers and typists who prefer speed and smooth key presses without noise or tactile feedback.The overall experience with this keyboard is fantastic. While I type more than I game, I appreciate the distinct qualities of linear, tactile, and clicky switches. This red switch keyboard is particularly well-suited for a quiet café setting. It's a fully functional keyboard that doesn't take up much space or add significant weight to my backpack. Best of all, I don't have to worry about disturbing others with noisy typing, unlike with louder keyboards.

The media could not be loaded. This is a really good keyboard overall. Well made with good stabilizers, keycaps and case. I love the coloring, weight and overall experience. A few notes, cherry red switches are horrible. Nothing the keyboard manufacturer can really do but I would recommend taking that out as an option. The other switches they offer with this keyboard would be a much better choice. They rattle, they are loud and not pleasant to type on.The keycap profile (I think xda) is not my favorite so it feels a little weird typing personally but they are a good high quality material and not greasy at all. However, everything else is great and the feedback is entirely my personal opinion and preference.I would grab a different switch model and avoid reds but still is a great keyboard!

The media could not be loaded. I bought this keyboard to replace an old mechanical keyboard that is not hot-swappable. The WASD and other keys started to fail. It wasn't the same keys as before.So, I bought this keyboard with rubber keycaps and o-rings in the same purchase order. The picture includes the keyboard with the rubber keycaps and o-rings installed. I replaced some of the keycaps and installed the rubber o-rings with the keyboard being brand new.I have no problems with this keyboard. It's been great so far. I might replace the keyboard with low-profile keycaps. I wouldn't use a 60 percent for other things besides gaming. As for productivity tasks, I would use at least a 65 percent keyboard.

as a ducky one two mini owner as well as the boyi keyboard, i personally like the boyi keyboard more and here's why. The LED lights on the boyi are excellent and 10x better than the one two mini. yes, the ducky may have more color options but I don't really use the multiple choices that much and stick with the first option which is the wavy rgb mode. The keycaps have a nice design and feel nice against your fingers, and the switches are excellent and not cheapy feeling. Overall this keyboard is 10/10 if your looking for something out of the ordinary and don't want to be with the trend of the actual ducky.

Great keyboard for those looking for louder keys but quieter than blue switches. It sounds great and the rgb options are really nice. One thing I noticed was that the left ctrl key can come off if you tap it in a certain way. This rarely happens but when it does it can mess with your gameplay. Other than that I strongly recommend this keyboard for all the lower budget gamers out there

Though I am not used to 60% keyboards I really like this one. The sound of the keys is great, highly recommend the Cherry MX Red keys for those who do not like the obnoxiously loud keys. Can tell from weight alone that this keyboard has a great build quality and they keys are super smooth with each press. Cannot beat the quality for the price. Well done BOYI

I'm so happy with this purchase!! I will be getting more.

the rgb is really bright and has plenty of modes plus the blue switches it came with are perfect. also love the color