Womier K66 60% Mechanical Keyboard, Hot Swappable Wired RGB Backlit Keyboard, Gateron Switch Acrylic Gaming Keyboard for PC PS4 Xbox (Blue Switch,White)

This has to be one of my favorite keyboards Ive bought from amazon! Happy and worth the price.

I really enjoyed the Rgb on the board. The different lighting styles made it so much fun to customize every different lighting effect! I really enjoy this keyboard And believe it was money well spent!

This is an overall great keyboard as my first hot swappable one. The only negative thing I have is I don’t like that the switches pull out with the key caps. Very frustrating when all you want to change are the key caps and you end up doing double the work. But very good quality, the brightness is the best of the mechanical keyboards I have so far. Also after you remove all of the switches the PCB inside moves and it isn’t screwed down.

This keyboard looks really nice, and I mean really nice. The RGB looks absolutely amazing. My only issue is the keycaps are ABS and not PBT. Also, yellow switches are really not that great. They are good for gaming, but for typing they are too difficult as the keys spring back up too much. I would swap them out for something else which brings me to the other great feature: it being hot swappable.

Keycaps get dirty very easy but they are easy to replace with better quality ones

First off, I love this keyboard for the acrylic board and RGB lighting. The acrylic board is smooth and the RGB lighting is very bright, with the option to dim. Unfortunately, with the intention of purchasing my first customizable keyboard, I was disappointed they didn’t mention the keycaps are NOT standard. If you’re looking to customize the keyboard and replace the stock keycaps, you will have trouble finding the right keycap sets. This specific keyboard size is listed as 60% with 66 keys when it is actually closer to a 65%. With this in mind, the standard 65% has a right shift key the size of 1.75u. This keyboard has a right shift key size of 2u, which is not common at all. Now, if you’re unlike me and you don’t mind it looking a bit imperfect, you can absolutely take the keyboard apart and remove the right shift key stabilizers. Doing so will fit the smaller right shift of standard 65% keycap sets, but there will be small gaps on each side.

Its a really cool looking keyboard in person and the Gateron switches feel nice. However if youre a rhythm game fan this keyboard might be completely useless for you. I play several rhythm games quite a lot and I noticed in all of them that theres a weird constant fluctuation in latency. Probably anywhere from -20 to +20. In games like osu! you can clearly see the very sporadic hit timing. I can plug in my other keyboards and the problem instantly goes away. No idea what could cause this. I also have some issues with the build quality. On the one I received, the acrylic layers are very misaligned, to the point where its uncomfortable on my thumb if Im resting it on the front side of the keyboard under the space bar. Also the plastic scratches incredibly easy and the switches are held in VERY tightly to the top plate. It feels like its going to break every time I try to remove a switch. Despite those issues, Its a pretty nice board for the money and I would totally ignore the build quality and use it as my daily driver board if it didnt have the latency issue.

The colors are gorgeous and super vibrant and the keys feel great. However, parts of the keyboard are strobing the RGBs and I have tried changing the settings but they wont fix the problem. Though I like the keyboard a lot the strobing makes it very difficult concentrate and is quite annoying. Hopefully my friend can help me fix it.....

Beautiful keyboard with a unique feature with LEDs on the casing in addition to the illuminated keys. It was difficult to find a wrist rest that matches the size of the keyboard. The best I can find was this one https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B01679K5G6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 But, it looks like they only have in pink now. The touch of the keys is pleasant.

Got the Brown switch Womier. So far so great hence the 4 stars because Ive only had it 2 weeks. Hot swappable keys are almost a mandatory for anyone just getting into the mechanical world, and Ducky is the best to do it with.