KEMOVE K98SE Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, 98 Keys LED Backlit Programmable, 96% Wired Computer Keyboard with Double Sound Dampening Foam, Pre-lubed Red Switch

I love the feel of this keyboard. It’s like a cushioned feeling when typing, and I like the sound. It’s not super loud like my razor mechanical keyboard was. I can use this at work and my co workers don’t complain. They tried it and they ordered one too!

Bought this for my office, and it certainly does not disappoint. If you don't have a mechanical keyboard, this is an amazing option for the price, and if you already have one, but need another for an office or something, this is a great budget option to save you from loathing your typing experience.pros:Basically a full sized layout, but not absolutely massive - good for saving space on a desk but maintaining full functionality.Keycaps are doubleshot - if you don't know, this means that the legends are printed from a separate injection of plastic - they will never wear away. This is typically something seen on boards that garner a much higher price.Chassis is decently weighted, and feels very sturdy - no need to worry about it breaking if you drop it by accident(or slam it in a fit of rage).Stabilizers come pre-lubed and are very tight feeling - if you know, you know. Big keys like the shift keys, backspace, and space-bar have stabilizers on them that on many cheap boards have an annoying rattle that can distract from key feel. This board is setup the right way with lubed stabilizers, so all of the larger keys feel tight and thocky. Nice.Aesthetics are pretty good - this keyboard doesn't scream "I'm a gamer NEET," and I appreciate that because I'm using this in an office setting. The font choice for the keycaps isn't ridiculous looking, and the color choice is good, even if a bit too modern.LED settings can be changed from the board - this is a nice feature because oftentimes proprietary keyboard software is bloated, and potentially untrustworthy since many of these products are made in China. It is always a plus to have onboard LED customizability options.Classic three switch choice - red(linear), brown(arguably tactile), and blue(clicky and probably obnoxious). I deliberately chose my least favorite of these three (brown), because it's a little stiffer than red switches which I find to be too light for typing, and less obnoxiously loud than blue switches, which might annoy others in my office. Despite this board having my least favorite of the three, I still really like it - a testament to its build quality and features. Seriously though if you want to try actual tactile switches, stay away from mx type switches, they just don't deliver on tactility.Cons(none of these are deal breakers in the slightest):Stands a bit too tall for my liking - even with the angled feet out, the chassis sits pretty tall, so it'll take some adjusting if you're used to a shorter board.Not hot-swappable - for this price, you can't reasonably expect to be able to hot-swap switches, and I'm glad that they prioritized putting their money into other aspects of the keyboard such as the keycaps and stabilizers, but it's always nice to have the ability to hot-swap switches.LEDs don't really serve a purpose - since the keycaps are doubleshot with an opaque color for the legends, the light doesn't shine through, so it feels kind of unnecessary to have a backlight at all. Also, while you can make key backlight just flatly on, you can't do the same for the sidebar - I find LED breathing effects pretty distracting, but this is nitpicking admittedly.

I got the white and blue one with brown switches and I figured it would feel cheap cuz it’s only 35$ and this bihtc weighs like 5 pounds. You could hammer a nail with this thing. The keys don’t feel amazing or anything but they’re close enough for the price. They feel a little rough on some keys but maybe ittl wear in.

This one’s simple: I loved the keyboard so much I bought it once, started carrying it back and forth to work... and then got tired of doing that.So I bought it again.Solid build, great feel, and smooth performance—absolutely worth it.

This a great budget keyboard. It has some real weight and heft to it for such a budget and smaller size keyboard. It feels sturdy and well made. I got the brown switches and love them for the quietness and tactile response. Although I wish they had more tactile feel, it’s still good. It has various light modes to choose from and brightness levels. I would buy from this brand again in the future.

The keyboard has solid build quality on first inspection. Although, shortly after return window the whole right side of home row suddenly stopped working. On further inspection after the seller failed to respond, I found that the keyboard had previously been tampered with. I bought this product new but some of the screws inside the PCB are heavily used, showing signs of stripping.Furthermore, it is apparent that flux was used to replace and or install a large number of keys which further solidifies the fact that this keyboard was likely refurbished and not new.I cannot recommend this product because it seems the QC and support quality are depressingly bad. Perhaps your milage will vary though.

Best keyboard I have ever had.....and the heaviest! Very nice, sturdy case, seems like nice padding as it feels and sounds solid. Types really good, great feel. I have the brown keys.......sounds nice! The blue lights look really cool in the dark!Great pick up for $33! Checked out a lot of on line reviews and everyone was very positive and many said one of the best deals for the price! The only downside,which I don't care about is the switches are not able to be swapped.I have never swapped a switch.....ever! If a switch fails, would just get a new keyboard.....for this price! Have never left a review before but felt like I had to on this!

Nice unit with good features and compatability at a reasonable price