DIERYAK68se Gaming Mechanical Keyboard,60% Percent Keyboard with Red Linear Switch,RGB Backlight,Ultra-Compact Mini 68 Keys Anti-Ghosting for PC Windows Gamer Typist

Was looking for a physically smaller keyboard, and this fit the bill. There’s a good heft to it, red switches (low profile) are relatively quiet, and the function keys also contain all of the things you might need, such as scroll lock and print screen, and the even more optional like screen brightness and volume. Mac buttons available. Rgb is amazingly not annoying somehow on this keyboard and the effect is muted.

I needed another keyboard like I needed another root canal, but when this came on sale for $13.99, I couldn't pass it up!This is a very nice mechanical keyboard. The RGB on this board is amazing shining through the keycaps and on the ridges all around this board. The red switches that it comes with are amazing to type on. It is a very smooth and enjoyable typing experience. The only thing that I can knock about this board is that it is not hot-swappable and you cannot use it wirelessly. Outside off that, it is a great pickup, especially if this is your first mechanical keyboard.Where I can knock it is its price. I think because of its functionality, it does not warrant a $29.99 price tag. $13.99 was amazing, but I know opportunities like that do not present itself often. I think at $19.99-$21.99 it is a must pick up. Anything higher than that, you can find many 65% mechanical keyboards around the same price or cheaper that are hot-swappable and wireless. Just some food for thought.

This keyboard is a pleasure to type on. The keystrokes and sound are incredibly satisfying to me, and it strikes a good balance by not being overly loud. Since this is my work keyboard, it's essential that it doesn't disturb my coworkers, and this one fits the bill perfectly. I also appreciate the layout of the keyboard; within just two days, I was able to type as comfortably as I did with my previous one. The key caps are well-made, allowing the light to shine through the labels. I even found a lighting effect that adds to the overall satisfaction of using it. In summary, this is a fantastic keyboard, serving as a great beginner mechanical keyboard to kickstart my typing experience.

This is a surprisingly good keyboard.Out of the box this thing is *heavy* surprisingly so. It feels like you could use this thing as a hammer.The USB cable is detachable, and the keys feel pretty nice to use. The mechanical switches are very quiet and feel pretty nice to use.The RGB options are quite extensive, there are a few key combinations that can be used to change the RGB settings, and it has built in settings to store a few different RGB options.It is quite compact, and because of this... it can be a little bit annoying to use some keys. The function keys, for example, are shared with the number keys. I don't particularly like this, but for it's size... it's not bad. I'm not going to knock it for that.One oddity, it behaves strangely if it can't make a connection to a computer... i.e. plugging it into a USB power supply, or to a PC that hasn't yet booted. Sometimes it will just flash as if it's stuck in a "boot loop" in the RGB controller. It's a bit odd. Other than that, it's a pretty nice compact keyboard.