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

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.

im using it riight now to type up this review, i love the sound and the back light is incredible. Its high quality and a great product.

This keyboard is definitely worth the price. The adjustable lighting features for both the individual keys and the translucent glazed panel, the hot swappable switches, and it’s compact size are what gives this keyboard value for your money. It is essentially plug and play with no confusing software and comes with instructions on how to use the different function keys such as the lighting themes. The brown mechanical switches are pleasing to the ear, not being obnoxiously loud. Great product!

Lets start with the pros, since there are so little. - The RGB is awesome through the translucent case. Its a light show on your desk. Replace the stock caps with some pudding keycaps and youll have an even crazier light show. Ok, heres the unfortunate issues that make this a lousy purchase - even for the low price. Also, if youre new to mechanical keyboards, this keyboard is very low priced. - The switches dont snap into the board. If you turn your keyboard upside down, your keycaps and switches will fall out. Its mind blowing that Womier thought this was acceptable. Mine was not a defective unit. Ive since read this is how this board works. Ive owned many mechanical keyboards, some cheap, some pricey - this would be unacceptable in any price range. - Another annoying side effect of the loose switches is that its double the work to do a simple task like swapping your keycaps. Since the switches dont snap into the board, when you pull the keycap, youre also pulling out the switch. Now you have to put the switch back in (careful not to bend those switch pins) and then put the new keycap on. LOL, WTF? - My case was not flush on the sides. There are three layers of acrylic sandwiched together. My middle layer was not the same size as the others and resulted in the sides being uneven. - The keycaps arent great quality. This isnt surprising for the price though. If you keep this board, you may want to find some better quality pudding keycaps to enhance the RGB effect. - The stabilizers are loud and rattly. Again not a surprise on a budget board, but youll need to factor another $25 in for decent stabs and lube unless youre ok with these stabs. - This is marketed as a 60% board. Its not. At all. Its a 65% board. Just clarifying that for anyone new to mechanical keyboards. All this being said, I returned mine. The RGB kicks ass, but the other issues were too annoying for me as I like to swap switches/keycaps often. Also, the level of quality on this board didnt inspire confidence that is would last long. For the price, youre better off getting a Keychron K6. Ive owned that board and its solid. Obviously the RGB wont match up to the Womier, but not many boards will in any price range. At least the Womier has one thing going for it.

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.

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.

I LOVE the RGB. I got the standard brown switch, but something seems off about them.. in a good way. Feel more like a red switch and have a very nice sound to them. The material the base is made out of is nice, too. I believe its acrylic but I could be wrong. The RGB is to die for, many different ways you can have your colors light up. Good product.

Beautiful RGB lighting with a bunch of different modes that make it unique. Ive already switched the white keys to a black set which I prefer. Just wish they were standard on this keyboard instead of the white ones. None the less its a great keyboard.

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.

I love this keybored it feels good and the colors are beautiful YOU MUST BUY IT