MageGee Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Blue Switch, Compact 87 Keys Wired Computer Keyboard for Windows Laptop PC Gamer, LED White Backlit, Pink

I played on a cheap keyboard and got this after read some reviews I recommend this to anyone it’s super smooth no lighting issues I got blue and white I recommend it 10 out of 10

The brightness is good it could be a little brighter but this is my first lit up keyboard so..

It is very loud tho

Eh. The G stayed stuck down and the electrical connection was difficult. For no reason at all, occasionally the keyboard would lose power completely. At least you know when it happens because the entire keyboard goes dark and then lights up again. I returned it. I need my keyboards to be a little less high maintenance.

This is a great keyboard for the price but if you are starting to get into some more intense gaming I recommend getting a little better keyboard.

15 year old son loves it for gaming.

Bought for my son, he loves it!!!

The keyboard is very nice with various light setting. Typing on it is pleasant, and the sound is enjoyable. Compact, good choice if you need to save your desk space.

really cute and matches my setup well!! you can turn on different lighting modes, and theres clips in the back you can pop up to make your keyboard a bit higher if youd like, ive been using for awhile and havnt run into issues so im happy. my only complaint, i never really looked into different key switches until this but personally im not the biggest fan of blue switches but i dont mind too much, make sure to check that your okay with the sound of them before purchasing!!

I recommend mechanical keyboards to almost anyone who seems to care about their experience using a computer, so it was no surprise when I got a request for a prepared keyboard. The request? A pink and black keyboard. Oh, and gratis. Hmm... After looking around at keycap sets, I determined that the easiest thing to do (on a budget), was to buy the MageGee Backlit Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (Red Switch), and put some black keycaps on some of the buttons. At $27, its hard to imagine a less expensive mechanical keyboard. While Im sure the switches are knockoffs, they feel like Reds to me (Im more of a Blue switch guy, though). The packaging is no-frills, but the build quality seems solid. The only weird things are a random yellow swatch of plastic on the left side, and a logo and indicator lights that are sitting on a piece of plastic that doesnt match the rest of the keyboard. Those quirks aside, the keyboard is pretty solid. MageGee includes a keycap puller, but its not very good (especially for multi-support keys, like the spacebar). Ive included photos with and without the black keycaps. Highly Recommended