nuphy Halo65 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with PBT Keycaps, 65% RGB Hot-swap Wireless Keyboard, Supports Bluetooth、2.4G and Wired Connection，Compatible with Mac and Windows-Black(Baby Raccoon Switch)

The build quality of this keyboard is just top notch. It is an aluminum frame on top of a plastic base and its quite heavy with a deep thonky sound. The baby kangaroo switch version I have has a slight tactile bump to is. Maybe a bit less than a brown. Sounds is quite good and I can only assume these are factory lubed as I dont feel any scratch on the switches at all. The print on the keycaps are bold and clear with no noticeable flaws that I can see. You have 2 stage feet on the rear of the keyboard which I love because I prefer a taller tilt profile to my keyboards. It says in the Amazon description Seven switches of different types are included in the package to facilitate users to find the most suitable switch and feel and I feel thats a bit misleading. Its just a sampling of 7 different switch types in the box. Not sure thats very useful. I mean if one of my switches breaks, I would want a switch of the same type thats on my keyboard. They also include some additional keycaps including some Windows specific keys if you want to use this on a Windows machine instead of Mac. I give big points for this. I much prefer changing the caps out vs having keys with both windows and mac prints on that. This is the same thing Keychron does with their keyboards. As far as a prebuilt goes, I think this is one of the best Mac keyboards on the market. There isnt a ton of Mac gamers out there though so Im not sure 65% was the way to go. Something like a TKL would have been a much better idea for a Mac specific keyboard.

Reliable and comfortable plus the extra high-quality feel. Typing experience is top-notch. Though price is quite steep, no regrets whatsoever… it is all worth it!

This thing is heavy. Really heavy. I guess that means its built well. It certainly feels like its built well at least. Mine came with three space bars. One was just kind of floating in the box by itself. If you are accustomed to the usual cherry MX switches, this is going to feel a little odd. Typing on this doesnt really have the nice click clack of most mechanical keyboards, but it doesnt have the squishy feel of a membrane keyboard. It feels like typing on something soft that smacks into something hard. Its...different. Not really bad, just different. I still havent figured out how to use the function keys. I thought it would be as simple as pressing the function button and the associated key, but that does nothing. That could be a driver issue, I guess. All I did with this was plug it in and start using it.

I was very excited about this keyboard at the beginning. When i received the keyboard it was easy to setup. However, some keys dont work which makes the keyboard useless. Not happy with the purchase. :(

This is an excellent 65% wireless bluetooth gaming keyboard. What youre here for: - 65% layout - has home end keys on side.No numpad or F keys. - Gateron switches or other mid-tier switches. - Blocky design. - All connectivity options - receiver, Bluetooth, USB. - LED switches. Side profile has a LED strip. Extra goodies - Cool anime style stickers. - Great presentation and packaging. - Extra switches to try or hot swap. - Extra space bar and other keycap colors. What this keyboard does best - Fantastic typing feedback. The layout has a good bounceback for the space bar and all the important typing keys like shift and tab. Many keyboards tend to have a heavy and hollow feeling space bar/shift bars. This effect is sort of like the energy return you get from a running shoe like ultra boost or hyper burst. The combination of key switch, cap, and design provide a springy response, perfect for a typing enthusiast. The gateron browns are fantastic on this keyboard. - Even, responsive feedback on all keys for gaming and typing. - All around connectivity is great for connecting to different devices. - Robust and sleek design. I feel its somewhat pricey close to $150 for not having 70% (function keys), dials, or analog media controls. There are a lot of features that makes it worth at least in the $100 range - nice design, hot swappable, bluetooth, great typing feedback, and compact build. Recommended. Id put this closer to $100 - $110 range, and Id put 5 stars on this. If the switches arent premium/lubed, AND no analog dials/controls, it should not cost more than $120.