Camiysn Typewriter Style Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Black Retro Punk Gaming Keyboard with RGB Backlit, 104 Keys Blue Switch Wired Cute Keyboard, Unique Square Keycaps for Windows/Mac/PC

As the headline suggests I am overall quite happy with this keyboard. It is on the louder side of mechanical keyboards. For me this isnt a major issue, but has occasionally annoyed people I was in online meetings with or voice chatting. I had a bit of a scare however when several letters w,a,s,& d stopped responding suddenly. It turns out I had accidently hit Function key + w which changed the wasd keys to arrow keys. I had completely forgotten this was even a thing as I had never used the feature. So be aware of that odd hot-key function. I suppose it might be useful for playing some old games that used the arrow keys and could not be remapped, but turning it on by accident can leave you thinking your keyboard broke. Its a very minor flaw if you are aware it can happen or as in my case you were able to find the mini-manual it came with and check it for all the shortcuts, but it gave me a bit of a scare.

The LEDs are bright and the variety of light programs is cool. I am enjoying the keyboard but I am not sure my coworkers are enjoying it as much as I am! Its very much louder than my old mechanical keyboard, I may have to take this one for home use and order a slightly more quiet one.

I absolutely love this keyboard. It’s an auditory thing, but I love the clickiness of the keys, and the lights of the keyboard let’s me know that it’s working.

Beautiful keyboard and makes a satisfying clicking noise with every press.

The keyboard was beautiful loved the sound it made used it constantly every now and again I had to resync it with laptop but all in for the price would buy again no questions asked

Its just too load. Love the colors and format. My kids heard me typing in the kitchen from my office...

Works great

This is kind of a weird review. I have always wanted a typewriter or something similar, but I like quiet things. I dont like noise and I dont really like RGB. BUT. The clicky switches really MAKE this keyboard and the RGB is a super cool addition! However, it doesnt take much to press the keys down and I more used to membrane switches on my laptop. (I got a typewriter-style wireless keyboard - again, silent membrane switches - so I could have my laptop elevated and not have my neck hurt as much, but something was missing...) I have to focus and make sure I pick my fingertips up when typing so I dont drag across other keys and accidentally press them. Then again, I have a hard time adjusting between Xbox and Switch controls, so it may just be a me thing... ANYWAY. I love this keyboard, it is super cute/cool, and I will be buying a white and silver mouse to match this!

Definitely has a bit of a feeling of cheapness. The keys feel a little loose and there are molding lines at the edge of the keys where they were broken off their plastic tree before assembly. Otherwise it works pretty well, and is very good looking. The keys are far apart compared to my old keyboard, so it takes a little getting used to, gaming-wise.

This keyboard looks amazing and will give those cool vibes to your desk, but I play competitive games on twitch AND write a lot and this was NOT the right keyboard fit for either. The round keys have too much space between them, and it takes too long to press the buttons down fully for those high action moments in games. It was stressful losing track of keys and hand placement in the middle of matches, or trying to hit keys in split second moments and feeling like I had to pound my keyboard to get it fast enough. Also, I can write whole chapters without ever looking down at my keyboard generally, but this keyboards weird spacing and too-smooth keys had me always missing letters, or slipping onto others and having to backspace to correct. On top of everything, the metal pieces around the sides of the keys had little sharp bits on some that werent smoothed correctly I guess? Certain keys actually poked and bit into my fingers painfully if I caught the edge. All of this is fine if you just use your keyboard to type in internet searches or quick comments on social media I guess, but if you actively game and write a lot, I wouldnt recommend it.