E-YOOSO K600 Retro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard 104 Key, Rainbow LED Backlit Typewriter Keyboard for PC Desktop, Black (Blue Switch)

I bought this as a gift for my wife, she is more into writing than anything else but she enjoys listening to the sound of my mechanical keyboard and likes the rounded keycap typewriter aesthetic. She likes the keyboard, but I do have a couple very minor complaints: The keys feel very slightly wiggly - something about their almost imperceptible instability makes it feel cheap, but I suppose looking at the price it literally is cheap for a mechanical keyboard. My only other minor complaint is that the RGB backlighting is somewhat limited - it is not possible to make every key the same color, for instance, as every row has a separate color that cannot be changed (though there are patterns that can be selected if youre into that). Again, super minor. As a cheap mechanical keyboard it is great.

I love being able to have the glowing light from the entire keyboard and the style is cool. My main complaint is that when typing the keys are so loud that if you are trying to be quiet at night or whatever its not really possible.

Satisfying touch and sound. Reminds me of the old electric typewriters. Downside is that some of the Leds are out already and its hard to see the lettering unless bright light on in room.

This keyboard is a very cool looking keyboard with the typewriter design. It also feels amazing with the mechanical blue switches, i have had no problems with this keyboard, it is exactly what i want out of a keyboard. Although one slight issue is one of the keys wasnt printed right do it kind of looks weird.

I couldnt love anything more! It is a great keyboard. It is however, super loud.

This keyboard is very nice looking. The chrome accents on the keys reflect the LED lights and makes it look very classy. The sounds that the keyboards makes is very pleasing. Im finding that Im not bashing each key as I use to on non-mechanical keyboards. Also, it looks like food should not be able to collect under the keys as all keys are above the board, not inside of it. The only thing I dont like is that I cant change the colors of the lights. Thats a small issue, and easily over looked.

I have to replace my keyboard from time to time because I eat at my desk while working. I am a programmer/software engineer, and sort of live the work. This keyboard is holding up well to the abuse of crumbs and the occasional cigarette ashes since it is a raised cap keyboard. Also, the tactile feedback is familiar to me from the old days and feels better than a soft touch keyboard.

Love love love this keyboard. I am not a gamer so cannot review it on that attribute. The key caps are a bit high and the travel is long (love it) but it did require a wrist pad to avoid too much of a carpal tunnel wrist stress. The other tiny issue is that I found a lighting pattern that I liked best but it reverts to the default every time you restart the computer. I like the default well enough to not change to my favorite each time I restart the computer.

This is a really good keyboard for the price, its nice and clicky and looks very sharp and has gotten a lot of attention from my coworkers. The only complaint I have is that the lights arent particularly bright and do not shine through the keys to illuminate the letters - and the letters are barely visible without the lights behind them, so it does make it a bit difficult to look at the keys when typing. Trying to get used to the smaller round keys (which are awesome!) does mean I have to look a bit more than with my normal keyboard at home, which in turn makes the lack of visibility more noticeable. Its a pretty minor concern and wont be a problem for everyday use once my hands get used to it but it would look better if they lit up like the $80 keyboard I have at home. As it is, its still a great keyboard and looks amazing and like I said has everyone at the office buzzing. Its kind of weird honestly how much everyone has noticed.

I love this, I get a lot of compliments as well, I got it for work, I like the feel. Feels like a good ol typewriter, I do find it easier to type, with fewer typos cause the buttons are more spread out, but at the same time they are close enough to each other that it is great to get use to. Almost everyone at my work now has one. OOOps, your welcome.