Hexgears GK715S Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, 104 Keys Mechanical Keyboard, Wired Full Size Computer Keyboard, Red Backlit Keyboard, PBT Two-Color Key Cap, Hot Swappable Kailh Red Box Switches

Keyboard is very nice. Keys are not too loud, and have good key travel when typing. Fits nicely with my desk setup too (Red black grey and white). Easy instructions, easy to use. Love how it illuminates in red

So I don't know if this is true for everyone, but mine came in directly from Amazon in a box branded with a different company name than Hexgears, but it was the keyboard as pictured and same model number so it's not a big deal to me. I'm not paying for a brand name, I'm interested in the keyboard itself.I'm glad I had already planned on replacing the switches with Kailh box whites because upon opening and testing before performing surgery on it I found that at least one key wasn't working. Turned out to be a smashed pin, and wasn't an issue... I replaced all the red switches and now I have a fully working clicky keyboard at a great price.

I tested a handful of cheap "gaming" keyboards alongside this Hexagears GK 715S, which is substantially more expensive. However, the quality is noticeably better. I can recommend this keyboard without any caveats. It's not particularly fancy, I found it pretty easy and enjoyable to use. I think it's great for the price.As far as the look of this keyboard, it features 2 different colored keycaps (black and light grey) that appear to float above the base of the keyboard. I don't particularly care for the *xtreme gamer* font on the keycaps. The base itself is plastic with a couple of different finishes, the main one being a faux brushed metal look. It kind of makes the keyboard look cheap. The whole thing has a single color backlight in red. Overall, the aesthetic isn't my favorite, but I could get used to it.I found the keyboard to be a pleasure to use. All of mechanical keyboards that I tested were smaller form factor keyboards. It's really nice to have a full size keyboard with dedicated arrow keys and a number pad. The best part is that it uses actual Kailh red switches. They are hot swappable, so you could put in different switches if you wanted to. This is by far the best part of this keyboard.It connects via a USB cable that is permanently attached. It would have been nice to see a detachable cable at this price point.Overall, I'm really pleased with this keyboard. It's pretty nice, but the value isn't quite their. For $5 more you could get the Keychron K10 full size keyboard, which is probably a superior product. I don't think it's quite enough to get me to switch over from my trusty cheap Corsair K55 keyboard, which isn't even mechanical.The question with budget gear almost always ends up being the longevity of the tech. As always, I'll update this review if the keyboard fails over time.

Not only is the keyboard visually appealing, but it is also incredibly functional. The 104-key full-size design is perfect for my needs and the PBT two-color injection material keycaps and aluminum alloy panel make it durable and long-lasting. The hot-swappable Kailh Box switches are a game-changer, as they provide a fast response and no delay. This keyboard has significantly improved my game play with its multiple FN combination function keys, allowing me to quickly adjust screen brightness, volume, and more. Overall, I highly recommend the Hexgears GK715S Mechanical Gaming Keyboard for anyone in need of a high-quality and reliable keyboard.

I like it. Looks much nicer than my old keyboard and the keys have a nice feel and sound to them. It is backlit, which is essential to me. Only complaints I have are that I am not a fan of the fonts they used on the keys and I wish the cord was removable.