KLIM Shift Wireless Mechanical Keyboard 60% - New 2023 - Hotswap RGB Extra 69 keycap Set - Backlit Keyboard Mini Wireless 2.4Ghz & Bluetooth 60% Percent Gaming Keyboard - PC Gamer Win/Mac

I like this keyboard a lot but I feel like it’s not really bright. Not sure if the pictures may it look a lot brighter but in person, doesn’t feel so bright. Nonetheless still love it! PS: the key cap set up is one of their ideas!

No complaints!

If this was just the keyboard I might be a little leary of the price. However this keyboard comes with an entire second set of white keycaps! In my opinion it makes this a pretty good value. In additional you can remove the top rim of the keyboard so you can have a bit of a lower profile look to it. I like that it attaches with magnets instead of some kind of plastic clips. The linear switches have a bit more of a bump that I was used too. Say a bit more than your typical Brown switch so if thats a feature you like then this keyboard might be a good choice for you. The keyboard is a bit more hollow sounding that I would expect for a keyboard at this price point but again you have to keep in mind you are getting the removable top plate and a whole nother set of keycaps. This keyboard is 3 and 5 pin compatible so there is a lot of growth here if you decide you want to mod the keyboard.

Love the clicks of a mechanical keyboard. Lights great

I bought this just as a home for some extra keycaps I own, and it s so good of a keyboard that those caps and this board are now part of my regular rotation. Im using it right now to write this, actually. Keep in mind that the ones in the pictures have aftermarket keycaps. They cost more than the board; this thing is so inexpensive. And I mean inexpensive, not cheap. This is a quality product. I dont know what it is going for when you are reading this, but at the time of writing, you can buy two for the price of most decent 65s, but this one has 3-way Bluetooth, 2.4ghz wireless, and its programmable. Of course, you can also plug it in with a USB-C connection, though it is picky because of an entirely unnecessarily recessed port. In my opinion, this is the only questionable decision made by this board. Would I recommend this to a friend? Listen, I liked it so much that I bought another one to try out switches and keycaps without breaking down the boards I am using for school and work because the first one ended up being my main programming keyboard.

Pros: •2.4Ghz and stores 3 bluetooth devices. •Extra keycaps (secured packaging). •5-pin PCB compatible. •Removeable magnetic frame. •Rubberized feet (2 sizes) that fold in. •Hot swappable. •19 RGB stock modes (including no RGB) and software to customize. •RGB auto shut off after 5 min of inactivity when on battery. •Cherry MX style switches and stabs. Neutral: •Brown Switches* •North-facing RGB •Keycaps textured ABS plastic. Cons: •Hollow feedback despite preinstalled foam. Perfect after modding. •Scratchy & pingy switches.* Tolerable after modding. •USB C port has a raised border limiting compatible cables. *Reasoning under switches. Keyboard Features: First, this is a 65% (68 key) keyboard not 60, but I prefer 65%. The magnetic frame can be removed to give the appearance of floating keys, to dust, and easy access to switches. Case has 2 different sized rubbered feet that collapse on top of each other. 2.4Ghz adapter has a magnetic slot for storage when not in use. USB C slot is a little off center, but I think it would be better by the backspace key. The port also has a raised border, so the usb cable can’t have a thick casing or it will not fit. There’s noticeable hollow feedback while typing despite preinstalled foam, so I added a layer of grip liner from my local discount store, and it greatly reduce the feedback to almost nothing. PCB: The PCB supports 5-pin switches, which was a very nice surprise. Typical north facing RGB. Cable to detach the battery is too close to circuits but I just had to lift the cable a little to detach it. Stabs were nicely lubed and flat, so I did not clip them. They were a little hard to remove but could’ve just been me. The stab bar was surprisingly flat. I audibly gasped in awe. Switches: I knew I wouldn’t be happy with stock switches and better switches would drive up the price. Typing with the Jixian switches stock were unbearable for my ears and fingers (and not because they are brown). After a week, I lubed the lower housing stem rails (205g0) and springs (105 bag method). I felt doing the stem would make it too mushy and using 105 would not take away how scratchy it was. After lubing, it is a lot better than before. No more ping and still a slight scratch, but I didn’t lube everything so that’s expected. Note: Anyone taking the time to properly lube the switches would not be lubing Jixian switches. That is another reason I also did not film them because the housing was snug. You can buy better switches stock then lubing and filming these. Packaging: Packaging was very well thought out. It included the tools to do basic modding. The spare keycaps have a cardstock to keep them in place and you get an ISO enter keycap... it will not fit this keyboard, but now youll have one! The manual and visual reference guide is in multiple languages. There wasnt any thick foam surrounding the keyboard, but usually you see that in more expensive brands. The presentation of the keyboard is definitely gift-giving worthy. Opinon: Keyboards are all about preference, but this a great keyboard to start modding with. Would it be better if I lubed the switches properly? Maybe. Would different keycaps make it more thocky? Most likely, depending on the style of keycap. This keyboard is like a diamond in the rough. I would rate it 3.5/5 stock but could’ve easily been 5/5 without the usb border and with slight mods. But I expect to mod every keyboard, so Id give it 4.5/5 because of the usb border.

I spent at least 2 hours looking for a 60% keyboard for my desk that was bluetooth and or wireless. I got frustrated till I settled on this bad boy! It is very sturdy and has great color. spare keys, tool for key caps and a complete set of white to customize the board to your liking. I could go on about this board. Its well worth the money!!! dont let this one by!!! GET IT!!!!

It was a gift for my grandson and he loves it! Looking at ordering him a mouse for it

I know the key switches aren’t the greatest, but I personally enjoy this keyboard. I haven’t switched away from it because it’s wireless and it has never stuttered on me. It’s battery life isn’t mind blowing; it’s rather short but it does have rgb lights all the time for me. I’ve bought pudding keycaps to replace with and I think they’re amazing on this super small keyboard!

KLIM Shift Wireless Mechanical Keyboard 60% + Hotswap, RGB, Extra 69 keycap Set + Backlit Keyboard Mini Wireless 2.4Ghz & Bluetooth 60% Percent Gaming Keyboard + PC Gamer Win/Mac + New 2022 This is such an impressive board. It comes with two sets of keycaps and the overall quality is fantastic. The budget brown switches stock are pingy with unacceptable levels of spring noise. When properly lubed, they sound very nice. Not very smooth, though. Overall has has a crisp feel with a high actuation point, not much stem wobble. The brand is Jixian, and they are pretty much as budget as can get. Surprisingly good though. The board sports a tray mount design as expected, with a daughter board for the USB-C port and power switch. There are a lot of nice little design choices that sets this board apart from a sea of competitors. The top plate is steel, not aluminum, and this is by design as the top skirt has magnetic inserts for easy removal. I hate skirts that have those plastic tabs that make it a pain to remove. This one just easily comes off given the magnetic design. Very impressive!! There is also a dedicated magnetically secured slot for the 2.4G wireless dongle. Has two step adjustable flip out feet. The PCB has north facing RGB LEDs and plate mount stabs. The stabs are well lubricated and silenced surprisingly well stock out of the box. The stabilizer inserts have flat feet that do not need clipping, either. The case has very little space for accommodating much dampening material, and the included foam is thin with I think minimal impact. Better than nothing though. It would be difficult to place a butyl rubber dampener, only probably the thinnest ones that are available. Doing a silicone pour or adding plastilina clay might work, or just simply add some poly fill. The board does many things just right, and it is clearly evident that KLIM has put together a very successful, thoughtful, and polished offering.