75% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Yellow Switch, LED White Backlit, 87 Keys Compact TKL Wired Computer Keyboards for Windows Laptop PC Gamer - White/Black

This is the second time I’ve ordered this gaming keyboard, and it’s been a hit both times. My son loved it so much that I ended up getting one for my daughter too, and now they both use it every day. The size is perfect. It’s compact but still has everything you need, which makes it great for gaming setups without taking up too much desk space. The keys feel responsive and smooth, and the yellow switches give a satisfying typing experience without being too loud. The build quality is solid and it feels well made. The backlighting is simple but clean, which gives it a nice look without being over the top. Overall, this is a great keyboard for both gaming and everyday use. The fact that I came back and bought it a second time says it all. Definitely recommend for anyone looking for a reliable and enjoyable keyboard.

Very quality, especially for the price point. The sound is really satisfying to listen to, and works very well for gaming. It has a nice feel and was very easy to set up. I wouldn't say it's easily portable as any mechanical keyboard would be difficult to take anywhere as they're bulky, but it's definitely a nice size and design, my favorite layout of 75% boards. Looks awesome and fits the white and orange aesthetic I was going for, so if you don't wanna spend a ton but want a nice sounding keyboard for writing or gaming or just to make your setup look a little more flashy, I definitely recommend it!

I bought this keyboard because I was on the hunt for an affordable small one that could fit in my laptop bag for classes For the first couple of months, it was working really well without issue. But sometimes during gaming or other tasks the thing will just randomly disconnect and keep typing the last letter pressed, or in this case in game, it keeps the character moving forward. The only way to fix this is to unplug and plug it back in again. Other than that really, I have been happy with the keyboard and how quiet it is. But in the future it makes me unsure of buying from the brand because I don't know if this is just a faulty keyboard or a widespread thing. If you love tactile keyboards, this will put you right at home wherever you go!

It was a good budget keyboard at the start until my w key just stopped working and I can't even replace the switches don't risk it just spend a bit extra for a hotswappable keyboard or one that will last more than 4 months

This is super cool. It's quiet for a mechanical keyboard. It has a white backlight behind the keys and the strobe effect is customizable. It can also be set not to strobe but still be lit. It has an optional backlight for the logo on the keyboard. It also has some orange keys that can be installed. It comes with a little tool to easily remove previous keys. It feels very satisfying to type with as well.

Not the best board out there, but honestly, for $30, how can you go wrong. I bought as a spare board for work as I can't stand membranes any more. I got an RK96 to replace a cheaper Inland board for my main, but it was $90. I got an Rk84 with yellow switches at home, so thought I would try this one, as well, to save a little space at work. Impressed, for the price. Didn't even realize it came with extra keycaps. No detachable USB is only downside so far, but really, a custom USB would be $20+.

Day one review: so far, everything looks, feels, and sounds great. Lighting looks good. The one problem I've run into, after 5 seconds of use, is that the F and J keys don't have any sort of texture or embossing to show that your fingers are on home row. Can buy keycaps to fix F & J, but you shouldn't have to. It should be standard, especially since the box has a picture of it. Will keep using to see how the rest of the keyboard performs after some time. 2 wk update: Overall, a very good keyboard that is very sturdy. Almost no flex, and that is when trying to bend it. I did end up buying a new set of kaycaps though, and since there are multiple colors, I would have had to buy 3 sets to get backlighting on all keys. I swapped the keycaps with another keyboard I had though so it wasn't a huge deal. For a simple keyboard that will do that job, this is your guy. If you're looking to get an all-in-one, no extra work keyboard, this is not it. I've already done all the extra work, so I'm keeping this one, but there are better keyboards out there. Would not buy again, but maybe I'm just being too picky about my keyboard set up. 4 month review: Yeah I don't use this anymore. The action is WAY too sensitive. If you barely even touch a button, it will register and type it. I was always having to delete extra random unintended characters. Pros: Lots of different lighting options. Sturdy. Looks, feels, and sounds nice. Very responsive - maybe almost too much? If you barely press the key it will record a keystroke, doesn't need to be fully depressed. Easy to customize and swap keycaps, but that can be said for all keyboards. Cons: No texture on F & J buttons, hard to find homerow. No backlighting on keys so it can be hard to type at night.

I picked up this keyboard for $25 to test out my liking of the TKL layout. I had previously built my own 60% keyboard with gateron yellow switches but I missed having function keys. I honestly wasn't expecting much because of the price and unknown brand. However, I was pleasantly surprised when I unboxed the 75% yellow switch Magegee that I had purchased. The sound is great for the price and the case is weighty with next to no flex. The lettering is clean with no gamer font. The lighting is easy to change and non-distracting. I haven't found a single complaint about this keyboard except for maybe that the yellow switches were not as weighty as I expected. But then again, they don't give an actuation force on the switches, so these yellow switches could just be an equivalent to a cherry mx red. But at 25$ you cant expect that so I don't fault them. There are other brands of mainstream mechanical keyboards costing over $100 that don't feel nearly as nice as this one. This keyboard is a must buy even for some more experienced users. I ran it without any mods so improvements could be made as well.

There are 4 levels of brightness with off mode and multiple light modes to choose from. Orange keys can be swapped to black coloured keys (included in the box). Excellent for this price with very good response time and satisfying click sound.

the keybored is amazing it just turned up sounds really good and i cant wait to use it in games thankyou verry much #

last less then 7 months and then started to not functioning well such as ASD keys start not responding nd glitching

I bought this keyboard in Jan-2025. For 6 months it worked flawlessly... but then the shift key on the left side stopped working. Despite replacing with the alternate key provided/cleaning it is not working.

I bought this as the the keyboard I had was just not right ergonomically my shoulders and neck were hurting after a long day. So after much research I went for this. TKL keyboard. Work really well for my office based use (I can’t say for gaming) but because of the TKL I have more room on the desk and my mouse is closer and even better no more painful shoulders or neck. If RGB is your thing this has a plain white RGB the colour can not be changed but it has other options you can change for the light sequence. Overall I am very happy with this mechanical keyboard, for the price it seems really well made and easy plug and play. Just remember this is a US keyboard layout but it has affected my use.