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

I love this decent little hot-swappable keyboard, especially considering its price. It has many fancy colors if you like RGB effects. For me, the single keycap effect works perfectly. I feel this is a good choice for people who like lighting effects and are still figuring out what switches and keycaps to pick.

Like all the different colour themes and the way the switches (red) sound. Dislike the stabilisers being rattlely.

Perfect Budget Mid-Teir Board Because Of Polycarbonate plate and case and as 5/25/21 SOUTH-FACING LED so no cherry profile interference.

My son loves this keyboard. He’s a gaming teen and specifically picked this one out for Christmas.

I have not owned a lot of gaming keyboards. I have had roughly 5 or 6 before this, but this one outclasses all of them by a mile. It feels nice to type with, It has a solid build quality, doesnt feel like a cheap keyboard, and the lighting is also amazing with a lot of different colors. Honestly one of the best 65% keyboards for its price point

I enjoy that I can change the switches when I want to the lighting is very bright and fluid a lot of different settings. Nice sturdy cord! Very nice feel

I would first like to say Im super happy with this gaming keyboard! This is a nice solid and compact keyboard, meaning there isnt a separate number pad which I prefer. Never used it anyways and I like the extra space it gives me. The acrylic base is quite a nice surprise, it has a pretty, diffused glow, looks even nicer in person than the pics, and even my non-gaming family admires it! Make no mistake, just because the base is acrylic doesnt mean its light, it has a good weight and definitely feels sturdy enough to stand up to some tough gaming. I also love the touch and response of the keys, Im not a pro when it comes to measuring force or what so ever, but I know my games, and boy this does the job wonderfully. Im actually considering getting another one for work, but being wfh now Ill see what happens. Overall Im really in love with it. It does feel lightly pricy if youre not used to spending so much on keyboards, but its such a good investment for my money, all I ever want to do is to play with it all day everyday.

I will note, that you need to be very careful when pulling the keycaps, as the switch pulled right our with it. So, hotswap keyboard it is! I bought this primarily for gaming and trying for switch testing. im pretty surprised with how much I like typing on it. The sounds are not very high pitched, which I love. Be aware, the stabilizers are... pingy? I think they will get pulled out and either replaced or at least lubed... or something. The space-bar isnt super pingy, but the enter and backspace are. I pretty much expect that on any new pre-built board, so it doesnt detract from the overall feel of the board. Shipping does take a while, but 2 weeks isnt terrible.

This is my second Womier. I still use my HyperX Alloy Origins 65 with Aqua switches (basically Browns with a slightly heavier key press ). I HIGHLY recommend the Alloy Origins 65 - HyperX has their own switches in it, although it isnt hot swappable their switches each individually have their own diffused LED/RGB light on every switch on the TOP so pudding keycaps look amazing. Best looking and performing board Ive used so far. Got it on a HP website for $59 on sale. Most boards have the LED on the PCB and the switches have the slit cut in it so the light shines all the way from the bottom of the PCB up through the board and switches etc which dims the light quite a bit. Alloy Origins rains supreme for fantastic lighting. Best on the market by far and the chassis is solid heavy aluminum. Sorry for the rant and rave, after a while I got the K61 used it here and there but quickly realized I need arrow keys badly. This K66 does not have an option with Pudding Keycaps pre-installed so ofc I bought a set from Glorious ASAP. My only two issues with this specific board vs my K61, this K66 has the switches installed/designed to be installed upside down so where you are sitting you will see a bit of the harsh light come up under each key in the front which isnt as clean looking as the K61 but still looks amazing. Another downside, not really one for me but noticed people complain about it (I do not swap switches so I do not care) when I was swapping the stock keycaps for pudding keycaps with their cap puller it pulled the cap and the switch out three different times. Not a problem for me like I said I just carefully put them back in. My BIGGEST complaint with this board is that some of the FN + P etc etc functions do not work for me and Im not sure how to get them to do so. In their manual it lists all the Functions. Every single function works other than MUTE and Print Screen. If you previously had a K61 then got a K66 like me more than likely you wont like how they designed and changed up the layout of some of the functions on this K66. I tried their software its pretty basic, you shouldnt really ask for much because it does exactly what you want it to do which is easily change lights/brightness and it lets you set macros, I tried settings macros but maybe Im just bad at it because I still cannot mute or print screen but I have contacted them just to see if something may be wrong with my board or what. If you made it this far, like with most things, theres going to be people that hate, I would and do recommend the K61 and the K66 to everybody. My K61 has Yellows, my K66 has Browns. No picture will ever do justice to how gorgeous the lighting is and how many cool modes this board has. For the price its easily in my top 5 best boards I have in my collection.

Yeah this thing is amazing. the rgb is probably the best I have ever seen, the switches are great, and this thing is amazing to do pretty much anything on. if you are in the market for a new keyboard this is it.