Kraken Pro 60 | Black Lotus Edition Black and Purple 60% Mechanical Keyboard RGB Gaming Keyboard (Silver Speed Switches)

I don’t use it. I bought for my grandson & he loves it.

I bought it for my grandson and he loves it. Thankyou

No alt f4 but still good

got the silvers, and it is awesome so far. software isnt too bad, you cant change the poll rate(mine would stay on 1000 mhz anyway), the description does not say it is hot-swappable, but it is(comes with a keycap puller and switch puller) seems to be made from mostly plastic but has a nice heft to it. LEDs are bright and RGB(although some colors get 2 or 3 colors for each key, but its kinda cool. looks like the key is 1/3 red, 1/3 orange and 1/3 green, or 1/2 green and the other half red). On sale, great value. one drawback from the LEDs is that the slow color changes are a bit choppy and not smooth. the keys are unbelieveably responsive. it feels like I bearly touch the key for it to activate. amazing for gaming. when I want to use a key, it always works. have yet to have any issues with keys not registering. sometimes I do accidentally press a key due to the activation point, but I am a neandertal with heavy hands. the keycaps themselves are wonderful. have a great texture, home row bumps are low enough to hardly notice them. /The only issue I have is that some of them have the excess plastic from where they were broken off from the scrap plastic they were attached to from manufacturing. that is really the main thing that bugged me about the whole keyboard. So far, pretty awesome keyboard though for $69.

This keyboard is amazing

This was an awesome purchase. Best keyboard for the price. It is perfect for competitive gaming.

I bought this for my son and he loves the colors, lights and the different light settings

Solid nice small keyboard, that does not take up a lot space, given me lots of mouse room to game with.

Great feel for gaming not the best for typing but doable

Its a great keyboard, although I came to discover for half the price, you can get a GK61 which is an identical keyboard (only the logo is different). However, I think given the niceties they include, its not too much markup (PBT keycaps vs ABS alone make it worth the extra $50, although you could get a PBT set and put on yourself, for around $30). I ended up swapping the silver speed (linear) switches my kraken came with, for gateron optical browns, as I missed the tactile bump too much. At this point, the keyboard is _almost_ perfect, however mine has a slight slant to it, causing a rocking when on a flat surface. As it doesnt have legs, this is hard to adjust for/fix - my best solution so far is trying to twist the board (like you would an ice cream tray) and as its plastic, it ends up going back to its offset shape, but this solves it for a few hours. I believe this is a defect in my particular unit (although Ive heard it happen on others as well). Not defective enough to send back for an exchange though (maybe i just need to plop a little putty under one of the anti-slide legs to solve for this, or put it on a semi-squishy thing like a mouse pad).