TMKB 60 Percent Keyboard,Gaming Keyboard 60 Percent, LED Backlit Ultra-Compact 68 Keys 60 Percent Mechanical Keyboard with Separate Arrow/Control Keys, T68SE, Red Switch

I like the overall value you get with the dual pack. They both came changed under 50% so a bit extra work when you first get them, but for what you get at the price I am impressed. Charge well and effectively. I have the name brand competitor as well, iWalk, and these are doing just as well so far, though I will have to verify longevity over time, at first appearances a great value.

I have to say that this is a great keyboard. The keys click similar to the older style IBM clicky keyboards. I did not expect the keys to be illuminated. This is great for people that need to glance at the keyboard in the dark. I also discovered that the keyboard features different light show modes. Most are different wave animations and sort of breathing animations. One of the modes is a keypress light show that light up the keys you press sort of like water waves. Except for the steady light mode, I find most of the light effects a novelty and not particularly utilitarian. Besides a long white USB-A to USB-C cable and manual with Function key actions, it also came with a mysterious white plastic ring or poop object with clips. Nowhere in the manual does it describe the purpose of this plastic ring. Anywho, the keyboard is great. I use it instead of my laptop’s mushy keys for most typing. The illuminated keys make it easy for my fingers to find their way in the dark (I can’t type properly).

Compact and made sturdy. Great buy!

I like compact keyboards but I dont care for 60% keyboards because they do not have an F key row and the arrow keys are smashed into each other. That said - this keyboard feels very good to type on. The blue style switches are great and I dont know who makes them but they feel almost as good as cherry blues, better than razer greens. Dont expect to find macro keys or other gaming features but the backlighting is nice and strong and uniform. Keycaps can be swapped out easily if youre into that sort of thing. The included usb C to USB A cable is handy but I assume we all have our own cables these days. Very good overall.

I love the color of the keyboard and the backlight. The keys are very responsive and easy to type with. It has red mechanical switches and you can remove the keycaps with the included keycaps puller. I dont think you can swap out the switches as it may be attached to the PCB. Its not as clicky as I thought it would be. The layout of the keys works perfect for me and Im so glad it has the directional keys. Kinda miss the numpad but then again it would be a full sized keyboard if it had the numpad. Also love that it has the function keys. It has four rubber pads on the back but no actual feet stand.

The keyboard I had prior to this one was a 60% and very clacky, but very good, my main issue was that it didnt have dedicated arrow keys. When I saw this (I would say, 62%) keyboard with arrows and quieter red switches, I thought what the heck, lets give it a shot. I have to say Im pleasantly surprised. Im not a huge lighting effects guy, but these are subtle enough and easily controllable that it doesnt bother me, and having it backlit is nice. Comes with a little instruction page and a keycap remover tool so you can swap keycaps or clean the keyboard.

I got this keyboard to use with a Raspberry PI. I am a touch typist and am pleased with the feel of the brown switches. The backlighting is a nice touch that I didn’t realize I would like until I tried it. The construction seems solid.

I wanted to love this keyboard. But, the static RGB lighting really killed it for me. I know RGB isnt that important, I could just turn it off altogether. And that isnt a huge complaint or anything that most people are going to care about. I liked typing on it just fine and loved the dedicated arrow keys going from a 60% to 65% keyboard. However, my biggest complaint was the decision to put the home key to the right of the backspace button. So, instead of deleting a character, I skipped to the beginning of the line all the time. It would be better if the delete and home keys were swapped so that at least Id keep my cursor in the same place if I hit delete on accident.

Just what i was looking for! 10/10 would recommend, sometimes simplicity is superior

This is a really nice, especially for the price, entry-level intro to mechanical keyboards. You cant change the color of the lights which is a bit sad but the keyboard still looks great. the keys all work without issue and they have a really nice feel to them when you type. One thing to mention if you want to play around with replacing the keycaps is that since this is a 60% keyboard, if you get a regular keycap kit it wont have keys that fit a handful of the smaller-sized keys, most will work without issue although you will also lose the shortcut symbols that this keyboard comes with. Overall very happy with this as an intro model to mechanical keyboards.