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James Minchew
> 24 hourI am a PC guy, and I am rather picky about the keyboard I use. This is the first TKL keyboard I have owned, and even though I was highly skeptical, it instantly became my main keyboard. Im not even a fan of white peripherals myself, but I would totally buy this keyboard again without hesitating. Construction does seem to be mostly plastic, but it doesnt at all feel like a cheap keyboard. The one thing I wish is that it had a longer cable, but it is a standard USB C, so its not hard to get longer cables or even extensions if your setup is kind of spread out like mine is. Spectacular keyboard for the price.
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HMB
> 24 hourIf you like the clickety-clack of a mechanical keyboard, this one has the sound and feel. Its a small keyboard (no separate number pad, for instance), but thats probably what you are looking for if you are looking at this product. It doesnt have adjustable feet, but its comfortable, and has rubber pads on the bottom so the keyboard doesnt slip and slide while you are banging away at it. I find all the lighting effects kind of hilarious -- but I guess if youre in a dark room you can have fun with the mood lighting! So far, my only complaint is that the piece of paper explaining all the function keys has type that is way too tiny for my aging eyes! And maybe because Im old and havent looked closely at a keyboard lately, I was surprised to see that the shift characters on the keycaps are to the right; for example, instead of ? being over / they are side by side: / ? But maybe thats the way keycaps are these days and Im just an oldie who has never noticed. (I learned to type on a typewriter -- the kind where there was a bell that dinged to alert you that you were going to have to hit the carriage return; look that one up, young uns!)
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Mi Cael
> 24 hourNot a bad keyboard for the price, feels pretty good for a mechanical keyboard and the led backlit is very bright. Highly recommended on sale.
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Mike
> 24 hourI had not tried a brown key keyboard prior to this one, and I like the way it feels. It might be a bit clickity-clackity for the office, but we shall see. Most people have headphones on, anyway. The size is nice to take if I sit in a space that doesnt have a keyboard around, and it feels better than your standard generic keyboard. The LED is nice to have as well. Im easily entertained.
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Chi Ly
> 24 hourThis is a perfect keyboard to take around while traveling if you prefer to use a standalone keyboard. Keys feel nice and LED backlit is a nice added touch.
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stephen vartanian
> 24 hourHe was os nice give him a raise
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Pauly P
> 24 hourI recently purchased this gaming keyboard and have been very impressed with its performance. The compact 60% design is perfect for gamers who prefer a minimalist setup, without sacrificing functionality or performance. The 68 keys are all highly responsive, providing a tactile feel that is perfect for gaming. The LED backlighting is another standout feature of this keyboard. The lighting is highly customizable, with a variety of different color options to choose from. The brightness of the lighting can also be adjusted, which is a nice touch for those who prefer a more subtle lighting effect. The build quality of the TMKB 60 Percent Keyboard is excellent, with a sturdy construction that feels durable and long-lasting. The keycaps are made from high-quality materials, providing a satisfying typing experience that is both accurate and comfortable. The keyboard is also easy to clean, with a simple and straightforward design that is easy to maintain. Overall, I highly recommend the TMKB 60 Percent Keyboard for anyone looking for a high-quality, compact gaming keyboard. Its responsive keys, customizable LED backlighting, and sturdy construction make it an excellent choice for gamers of all skill levels.
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SomebodyUused2Know
> 24 hourThe TMKB T68SE Mechanical Keyboard is a great choice for gamers and office users alike. The 65% size makes it ultra-compact, making it perfect for those who want a smaller keyboard that still provides all the necessary features. The red switch is great for those who want a fast and responsive gaming experience, and the separate arrow and control keys make it easier to use for office work. The LED backlit design is a nice touch, providing a stylish look and improved visibility in low light conditions. Overall, the TMKB T68SE Mechanical Keyboard is a great choice for those who want a compact and versatile keyboard for both gaming and office use.
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steve trinh
> 24 hourIm using this keyboard in a dental office clinical setting so its not being used for gaming or constant typing. The white color gives it a clean/sterile appearance appropriate for a medical or dental office. I have no need for the LED lighting so wont be able to comment on that although it appears to have a set pattern & not fully customizable except for 3 levels of brightness. The keyboard is very compact so saves lots of room on the countertop but it is fairly thick so you will definitely need a wrist rest if youre going to be using it for more than an hour or two. Keystroke travel is deep (probably twice as deep as those on a laptop) and the red switches are supposed to be quiet but you can still hear the clicking as you type which may be objectionable in the bedroom for some who are light sleepers. The compactness & removable USB cable makes it convenient for travel but it requires a learning curve since most keys have multiple functions. I wish the labeling on the keys is more legible or at least easier on the eyes. Either make it darker or color code the different functions on each key for easier typing. I believe it will get easier with use and practice.
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Tony
> 24 hourJust what i was looking for! 10/10 would recommend, sometimes simplicity is superior