MageGee75% Wired Gaming Keyboard with Red Switches and Ice Blue Backlit Small Compact 75 Percent Keyboard Mechanical, Portable Keyboard Gamer for PC, MAC(Black Grey)

Been using this keyboard for about a year, it's good the keys are not as loud as some of these "blue switch" keyboards, but its very responsive, keyboard is hard construction, there is some little key wobble, i think most mech keyboards suffer from the same thing, but for the price its probley the best keyboard you can buy at this price-point, looks and feels good.Just be aware there is slight key wobble, and the key caps are not high quality so probley invest into some better keys and it will be good.

I was in a good position to replace my cooler master mechanical keyboard brown switches. I had it for over 5 years and it has been great. I wanted something white.Start off with the good points:The keyboard feedback / feel is very good.The travel is small enough but accurate. Keys instantly kick back to the correct place.There are multiple light controls without software requirement.It also come with spare yellow keys to change out.Negative points:The picture suggest that this is cordless, you need to be USB connected. The connection is USB C, however cable is only USB C on one end.This is a US layout, not UK. As keys are interchangeable, they can switch out to the correct region but they were not included.Blue switches are pretty loud.The picture of the key layout isn't what is on the actual product, so be warned.

I originally ordered this keyboard sort of by accident. I thought it was a hotswap one with changeable switches but that was my fault for having too many tabs open and not double checking. Once it arrived though it seemed pretty sturdy, the cyan lighting through the keycaps are nice and it had good potential for cheap "thock". I picked blue switches because I'm the sort of animal that likes click, clack and thock with my keyboards.Disclaimer, this review is after I performed some modifications to it. I would say straight out of the box this has key stabiliser rattle and sounds rattly, but that's to my ears and I'm getting into keyboard modding. I did the painters tape on the back of the PCB and non-flammable foam filler mods to the inside of the keyboard tray (about 30 minutes work) and I have to say the difference is amazing!So if you want a really nice sleeper keyboard, willing to do a bit of easy DIY and got 30 or so minutes spare, this is a great keyboard! There's others that I'm trying out that *are* hotswap and more for budget modding, but that's in territory involving more work. This little beauty, if it came stock with chassis dampening and a bit more lube on the key stabilisers, would be an absolute powerhouse (as long as you don't mind not having full RGB) at this price. As it is, I took off one star purely because that slight twangy key echo made it feel less than its potential.I'm certainly going to keep an eye out on this brand. Doesn't seem to be that popular so could be the sweet spot for those on a budget that want something really good without the gimmicky "gamer" extra nonsense (although I've tried it gaming and I have no complaints either from a performance perspective).If Magegee reads this, I won't complain if you send me stuff to review. ;D

Seems like a decent quality keyboard. Keys are not really viewable without the strong backlight. But it is a US layout not UK. I wonder why they stock US keyboards in UK warehouses. Its useless to me as i'm used to UK layout so thats what i'll exchanging it for.

Interns of the cost to value it's great. The switches feel great. The little customisation you can do after receiving the stock keyboard is nice.