If you are on the fence, grab this keyboard. This will become my travel keyboard but it did require a little work to get it the way I want. Pros: Hot-swap kailh style sockets!!! Secondary set of keycaps! Easy to mod (for the most part) 3 modes Magnetic border is easy to detach Cons: Hard to unplug the battery connector on the back because a hot-swap socket is so close. No foam between the plate and the PCB No standoffs between the place and the PCB. Plate mounts to the bottom case. Neutral: Metal plate (painted steel?) The sound of the board without any mods is exactly what you would expect, very clicky (came with Gateron brown switches.) I used something similar to Kilmat to create a foam sound break between the place and PCB. Also, replaced the switches with some lubed silent Outemu silver switches. Now it is quiet, smooth, and awesome to type on. I got the this keyboard for $26 and put about $30 into it. Very happy to have this in my collection.

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!

Great little 65% wireless keyboard. I was hoping for more battery life but chargi g every other day isnt the worst considering the price. The rgb is over the top but easy to turn off (that is probably the fastest battery killer). Awesome little gaming keyboard for the money with little to no lag on the 2.4 receiver. BT had some lag but that is part of BT, it works with my phone for responding to emails/texts.

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!!!!

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.

Box contents: Keyboard, USB-A to USB-C cable, plastic keycap puller, metal switch puller, and two spare switches, and set of white keycaps. This is the first keyboard I’ve had with tactile mechanical switches. I found that I’m not a fan of tactile switches; I greatly prefer linear switches, but that’s an easy change since this keyboard is 3-pin and 5-pin hot-swappable. The switches are Jixian brown tactile switches. These seem half decent compared to the Jixian black linear switches that came on another keyboard I purchased, but I’m still not a fan of the tactile feel. This keyboard would still be better served with some better quality switches than the Jixian switches, even if you like tactile switches. The keyboard is a small 65% keyboard, and it’s fairly lightweight, but still pretty rigid. The plate is coated steel, and the top frame is held onto the plate magnetically. This keyboard is tri-mode, so it’s capable of being used wirelessly using either the dongle or Bluetooth, or it can be used plugged in with a USB-C cable. The button to switch modes is on the bottom of the keyboard. I tried each method without issue. On the back, there is a slot that magnetically retains the wireless dongle when it’s not being used, which is great for keeping track of your dongle. There a USB-C port for charging and for wired connection, and an on/off switch located on the back. On the bottom, there is a mode button with indicator lights to switch between wired, wireless, and Bluetooth. You can toggle between devices using Fn + Q, W, or E. Instructions on how to connect to Bluetooth in the manual were clearly stated and easy to follow. There is a layer of foam inside the keyboard. It’s not the noisiest out of the box, and I think the steel plate has something to do with that. The sound profile could certainly be further adjusted by changing the type of foam inside and lubricating the switches will also help. Since I prefer linear switches, I opted to change out the tactile switches for linear ones. I added o-rings to the keycaps, and the sound of the keyboard is a more dampened, closer to my liking. When you press Fn + Win to engage the Windows lock, it activates the Windows Start menu. It does still lock the Win key, so that you won’t accidently activate it while gaming, but you’ll have to close the menu after turning on the Win lock. Just a minor inconvenience. I’ve only encountered this anomaly on one other keyboard, which is incredibly similar to the KLIM Shift. They probably share a common PCB, among other things. For what you get for the price, this is a pretty good keyboard. With the second set of keycaps, the easily removable top frame, and a hot-swappable PCB, this board is worth the money if you’re in the market for a 65% keyboard. It’s certainly a great platform if you plan to modify it.

Love the clicks of a mechanical keyboard. Lights great

Absolutely love typing on this keyboard. This is under priced. It’s hot swappable, wired and wireless, has bluetooth 5.0 and 2.4ghz… What more could you want from a mechanical keyboard for only 37$? Amazing keyboard. It’s my first time using a mechanical keyboard. The size is perfect, the arrow keys still exist (unlike on 60%, this is a 65%) and the sound from the brown switches is amazing as well, not too loud and not too soft. My typing speed has increased. RGB and software work as they should, no fusses there You get white keycaps as an extra. Again, for 37$ you almost can’t believe that you get this many things in the package. Will be adding KLIM to one of my brands to watch out for, they make seriously great products.

Top notch. Got as a Christmas gift. Nice lighting presets. Feels sturdy and extra set of white key caps is great. Less clikcy than my blue switch keyboard which is just fine for me. It is still pretty clicky. Can also take off the bezel for a floating key look.

I have a gaming rig which needs a small gaming keyboard that I can disconnect the cord and use wirelessly when needed. This keyboard fits the bill and has a lot of versatile features. I can use bluetooth or wireless connectivity depending if I am gaming or just surfing without the cord. The bluetooth feature allows a memory of 3 devices so I can quickly connect to other devices such as my iPad or iPhone. The keys are smooth and responsive to my inputs. The keyboard itself has a small footprint but it has some heft to it. Ive used other compact keyboards which feel like toy plastics. This feels like a quality build. This keyboard also includes the dedicated arrow keys (as well as delete, page up, page down). Some other compact keyboards require a modifier key to use the directional keys which can slow you down. You can use a customizable app to program macros on your keyboard. It also comes with a second set of (white) keys to use as replacements or just change the look of your keyboard. All in all, I really like this wired/wireless compact keyboard.