LTC NB681 Nimbleback Wired 65% Mechanical Keyboard, RGB Backlit Ultra-Compact 68 Keys Gaming Keyboard with Hot-Swappable Switch and Stand-Alone Arrow/Control Keys (Hot Swappable Red Switch, White)

Great keyboard, have had it for a couple of months now never gave me any issues. Well-built and the keys are removable. The only issue I had was with the cable, and they sent me another one in 1 day. 10/10

this 65% is perfect for anyone looking for a smaller form factor keyboard to start in the hobby of keyboards. Easy hotswap, great rgb options and awesome weight and build quality for the price.

I put in Outemu White switches because theyre very quiet. Key caps dont get that oily if cleaned properly I think. The base is sturdy and the whole keyboard feels durable. I wish there were 2 USB C ports for connecting it to the computer instead of one, but I knew what I was getting.

I love how compact the keyboard is and allows for a lot of room for the mouse, especially when you have a small desk like mine. The backlights are absolutely beautiful and the amount of customization makes this an amazing choice for people into aesthetically pleasing items. I chose red switches which are really nice and smooth to type with, however, when it comes to gaming the switches lack that click that lets you know youve pressed the key. This has interfered with my gaming as I have accidentally pressed unwanted keys. But that is easily fixable as this keyboard is fully customizable and you are able to exchange the switches. This keyboard doesnt feel like its cheap. Not that I know what an expensive keyboard feels like, but for those who just use keyboards for their basic functionality, I would 100% recommend this one for its price point. So far, this keyboard has been amazing to do work/game with. I recommend this keyboard for those who are looking for aesthetically pleasing keyboards and are on a budget. I also believe this is a good product to play games with if you understand how to modify switches to give yourself the best experience. For me, Im looking to exchange some of the red switches with more tactile ones so I dont accidentally press down on them during games. Overall, I love this keyboard so much and I am in heaven using this keyboard to type out this review. I hope this has helped.

Love it! Customizability is excellent with the nimbleback, ur able to remove the outside casing which is very handy, since it can give it a more slimmer and minimal look. Quality overall really good! Currently running hippo linear switches and some XDA switches on them. I should mention however, i wish the rear kick stands were a little bit taller. But other than that its amazing!

One of the best $50 Keyboards on the market. The Hot Swap PCB on it is the icing on the cake for such a budget keyboard. The 2 USB Hubs on it is nice if you wanna save usb space on your pc. The stabs are kinda bad but with some modding they can be fairly decent. 3/5 Pin Hot swap so you have a ton of variety of switches to choose from.

I had Corsair k70 before and it costs double the price of this keyboard and Im impressed how sturdy it is and the feel is so smooth and exceeded my previous keyboard quality for sure, this is crazy.

(the LTC nimbleback is the bottom far left keeb) the RGB is so so soo nice, and i haven’t had any issues with the keyboard. i think it’s a great budget keyboard and i love the face that it’s hot swappable with almost everything. i also needed help at one point and customer service was amazing. i don’t usually leave reviews on products but i genuinely think this product deserves one and i’m so happy with it :-))

I had heard good things about this keyboard and I wanted to try a 65% one. I got it with red switches, which are plenty quiet, though I do plan to put in silent red. Even with the stock red, however, my wife hasnt complained. It is fairly easy to hit a key to change the number row to function, switch to Mac mode, etc. Its really annoying that the manual couldnt take the effort to include the keyboard shortcuts that fix these things. (I see some of them in the answers). Even now, I have a light on at the far right, over what looks like a settings icon and I have no idea what it is, and have had no luck web searching. Seriously, a manual ought to document these things especially as theyre so easy to trigger without knowing it. Aside from, it seems a better keyboard than its priced. Hot swappable. As its a 65%, its hard to find keycaps, I havent seen any that match what comese with it, for example, the tilde and backtick keys are bound to the escape key, but the ABS keycaps that come with it arent bad. I really do like the keyboard, I just get angry at the manual and I think when I get my switches in and possibly replace the keycaps, Ill really be happy with it.

Everything is great, I didn’t expect this quality for this amount of money.