Fogruaden60% Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Hot Swappable USB-C Wired/Bluetooth Keyboard with RGB Backlit for Win/Mac, 61 Keys NKRO Gaming Keyboards, Double Shot PBT Keycaps(Red Switch, Forest)

Great value. 2.4ghz/3x bluetooth and usb-c wired configurations, Gateron Yellow switches (I confirmed that they have the Gateron logo on them), Hot-Swappable, nice weight to it. The accent keycaps with Mount Fuji are breathtaking (esc, enter and spacebar), and the other included keycaps (grey arrow keys, white spacebar, white enter, white esc, turquoise enter, turquoise esc, and turquoise spacebar) are nice for further customization.The keyboard comes with an owners' manual, and the keys display the controls for pairing with Bluetooth, switching to RF (2.4ghz)/USB (wired). The RGB lighting is really impressive with bright, vibrant colors. I don't believe the RGB lighting can be customized, but I haven't tried it with Via (keyboard software). One nice feature is the option to change the RGB lighting to be one solid color, and while I normally don't like moving RGB lights, there is one feature of the lights moving side-to-side that I find to be pleasant (Fn+\ to change modes, Fn+ left or right arrow key to adjust speed, Fn+up or down arrow key to adjust brightness, Fn+Enter to change colors, Fn+P to turn off lights).I can confirm, as another reviewer wrote, that the charging light is always on when the keyboard is plugged in, but this personally doesn't bother me too much. Pressing "Fn" will illuminate the connectivity mode that is on, which could potentially become bothersome when trying to access `/~ or F1-F12 keys. Spacebar can be a tad bit rattle-y (probably the stabilizers), and I don't want to bother modding the keyboard yet, but I think the sound is pretty nice stock. The keyboard has a nice weight to it, and it even has 2 sets of feet that allow for an angled typing experience.I think the 65% layout isn't the best for certain games like Guild Wars 2 that, by default, require use of F1-F5 and `~, but other games that don't rely on these keys should be fine. I eyed this keyboard for a few weeks, mainly due to the keycaps, and decided that buying this would be a good decision and good value. I was right (1 week into ownership).

Me parece que por el precio es de lo mejor. Materiales de construcción mas que decentes, al igual que duración de la batería mas que aceptable(Entre 4 a 5 días de uso diario de mas de 12 horas).Si estas buscando un teclado mecánico barato e inalámbrico, es una muy buena opcion.

I got this and then found a more expensive mechanical keyboard that costs about 3 times as much at a thrift store. I prefer this one though. It sounds and feels nicer and the wireless features work great. I like the layout. Nothing wasted but trimmed down as much as possible. Arrow keys are a must for me as is a full size shift key so this is perfect as the smallest layout I could be comfortable with.

Good keyboard, the switch for the space bar was broken. It was clearly a returned item that was shipped to me as new. I happened to have an extra key switch so I replaced it and good as new

the keyboard is great quality, it came in good condition, and i really like how the keys sound when you press them. it also came with extra keys to switch them out if you want to and the tools to remove them.

Only reason I am writing a review is I wanna stress to those. And personally me I should have paid better attention but this is not a true 60% keyboard it’s much larger. I wanted a wireless one with a smaller gap compared to my old one as pictured.

Super lindo y buena calidad

My grandson needed this and he likes it