At first I really liked the sound and colors of the keyboard. But once I winked my teeth into it I realized that the keys can occasionally unresponsive and you really have to push down yo get a response instead of just tapping. That didn't really bug me too much, but when the keyboard went into this weird mode in the middle of a competitive shooter game I was unimpressed. The lights started flashing and my character could only walk forward, this happened about 3 times before I stopped using the keyboard all together. I could move the mouse but the keyboard was stuffed. SO here I am scrambling around for a keyboard in the middle of the leviathan raid in destiny 2. I would not recommend this keyboard for competitive gamers. Overall I liked it at first but was disappointed when it started bugging out

Good quality, good sound and feel. Keys themselves can be a bit slow and very very, occasionally unresponsive. Overall great for the price Recommended

When I was looking for mechanical keyboards that shipped to Australia, this came up as the cheapest option at $35. While it did not promise RGB, which is fine, the keyboard itself feels very nice and responsive and has the click-y feedback a blue switch would have. Aesthetically it looks nice as well with aluminum top and separated colours, the breathing effect isn't great and sometimes the space bar gets stuck. It is however ‘mechanical-sense’ meaning that it is ‘semi-mechanical’ where it uses a key layout similar to mechanical switches however it is membrane, which is disappointing.

The keyboard itself has a really satisfying feel to the key-switches themselves. Layout is nice – Although, the caps have a “gamer-font” on them so if you're not too fond on that this keyboard isn't for you. As well as the RGB lighting not really coming through the key caps. They claim they are double shot injection molded, the build quality is nice, just not enough light comes through to make this a 10. Switches are E-Blue's take on MX Blue's or something similar. Nice actuation weight.

These appear to be some kind of blue switches and are actually quite nice to game and type on. The lighting however is a bit disappointing. This is not adjustable RGB. It has a rainbow effect as pictured and is static. It looks nice and has a breathing or wave effect but the characters on the keys are not well illuminated. Aside from that, it is heavy, sturdy, great to game on and way cheaper than the competition. Maybe not an alternative to real Cherry MX Blue Keyboards, but at this price point it is definitely a better buy than its membrane keyboard competition.

This pretty much does what you would need it to. I also got the mouse, both perform fine. Keys can be a little loud (according to other people-) but the sound eventually gets a little let snappy and loud as you use it.

But if you truly want to customize the RGB you need additional software which E-Blue no longer provides, while the stock RGB is fine it's separated into sections and you can't change it. Feels good, sounds good and is very sturdy. Would reccomend

This is a cheap keyboard that I think is pretty good value for the money. Mechanical switches are suitably mechanical, and are built into a metal keyboard base that gives the whole thing a nice heft.

I really love this keyboard. Does its job for gaming so well and it definitely delivers in quality typing. My only want from this is tht I wished it had more customisation in terms of the lighting but that's not really needed haha!

A thoroughly solid keyboard. The keys are those weird raised ones, but they're still easy to type on, and respond well. The lighting effects are also kinda neat. The only downside is the clicky sounds more like a chiclet keyboard, it's kinda weird. I miss the satisfying tap of an old skool board.